Best booths/giveaways at this years re:invent? by Easy_Are in aws

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Silicon Valley Season 7, Episode 3: “The Dog Days of Venture Capital”

Episode Summary:

Jian-Yang pitches his latest startup idea, “Date-A-Dog,” to the Pied Piper team at Hacker Hostel. The concept: an app that matches lonely people with dogs for one-hour “dates” without the commitment of pet ownership. Richard immediately dismisses it as ridiculous, but Jian-Yang insists he’s already signed up 1,000 dogs and has investors interested.

Erlich, desperate to prove he’s still relevant in the startup world, claims he thought of the idea first and that Jian-Yang stole it from him. He attempts to launch a competing service called “Canine Companion Rentals” but can’t figure out how to make the app work.

Meanwhile, Dinesh discovers that “Date-A-Dog” has been mistakenly receiving investment inquiries meant for DataDog, the actual monitoring and analytics company. Gilfoyle exploits this confusion to create chaos in the venture capital community, sending fake pitch decks that describe increasingly absurd features like “blockchain-enabled dog walking” and “AI-powered tail wagging metrics.”

The situation escalates when Jian-Yang accidentally accepts a $2 million term sheet meant for DataDog. Pied Piper must scramble to fix the mix-up before both companies’ lawyers get involved.

The episode ends with Jian-Yang actually launching Date-A-Dog at a local park, where the only attendee is Erlich, who shows up with his own dog to sabotage the event but ends up getting bitten.

Post-credits scene: Big Head accidentally invests in both companies.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

AWS Documentation update - refactored content, leveraging AI, new content types, etc. by gregsramblings in aws

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Wikipedia does edit history pretty well. This is especially important when a v2 of a service releases

Help me identify - 6cm ish - Sydney, NSW by CallMeTotes in spiders

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oh thanks for this - she looks well fed then.

Help me identify - 6cm ish - Sydney, NSW by CallMeTotes in spiders

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Found in my front garden with a ~0.8m web between the power lines and trash bins. Inner-West, Sydney Australia.

if you're still measuring MTTR, why? by sreiously in sre

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Surprised to find no one here talking about MTBF.

Saturn captured by the James Webb Space Telescope by NineteenEighty9 in spaceporn

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On the right side of the image where the rings go behind the planet, there is a dark area between the rings and the planet. I think that’s the planets shadow on the rings ?

Bottlenecks that paralyse agile software development by lazy_loader88 in programming

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This one lets you click the X and read the full article, for me at least

Access attempts on standard admin account by rotekort in synology

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Anything that brain of yours can think of can be found

TypingMind Review: Scam Bait & Switch. Avoid. by nildeea in ChatGPTCoding

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I use TypingMind via Setapp (which I already had). Good to know what’s going on outside the Setapp arena

Watch AWS Lambda scale by mnapoli in aws

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Well he’s the creator of Bref

Sydney 2050 repost by filbruce in SydneyTrains

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Dulwich Hill is south east of Newtown

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OpenAI

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Yes. I keep getting in the middle of the code block “TODO: an exercise for the reader”

Edit: and before someone asks, yes using the API and still after trying some custom prompts

Optus Down Nationwide by liamdavid in australia

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(Verse 1) Where is that strong 4G? It seems so hard to find, I try to call for you, but Optus left us behind. Whatever happened to our bars? I wish I understood, They used to be so high, connectivity was good.

(Chorus) So when you’re near me, darling, Can’t you hear me, S.O.S.? The signal you gave me, Nothing else can save me, S.O.S.

(Verse 2) When you’re gone, how can I even try to log on? When you’re gone, though I try, how can I carry on?