Rob Mora
@convoluted.io
Information Systems Engineer from 🇨🇷
🧰 DevOps and Distributed Systems enthusiast
👨💻Cloud Enablement Engineering Lead @ experian
🧰 DevOps and Distributed Systems enthusiast
👨💻Cloud Enablement Engineering Lead @ experian
Reposted by Rob Mora
I've heard there was a binary tree
That David wrote and it pleased AoC
But you don't really care for algorithms, do ya?
Your runtime goes like this, O(N^4), O(N^5)
A bug is found, at last it compiles
The baffled programmer mutters "hallelujah" ...
That David wrote and it pleased AoC
But you don't really care for algorithms, do ya?
Your runtime goes like this, O(N^4), O(N^5)
A bug is found, at last it compiles
The baffled programmer mutters "hallelujah" ...
December 15, 2024 at 3:12 AM
I've heard there was a binary tree
That David wrote and it pleased AoC
But you don't really care for algorithms, do ya?
Your runtime goes like this, O(N^4), O(N^5)
A bug is found, at last it compiles
The baffled programmer mutters "hallelujah" ...
That David wrote and it pleased AoC
But you don't really care for algorithms, do ya?
Your runtime goes like this, O(N^4), O(N^5)
A bug is found, at last it compiles
The baffled programmer mutters "hallelujah" ...
I just found out AWS deprecated S3 Select, which was the closest thing to SQL they had in S3
docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/lat...
docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/lat...
Querying data in place with Amazon S3 Select - Amazon Simple Storage ServiceQuerying data in place with Amazon S3 Select - Amazon Simple Storage Service
Run a specified SQL expression against an object in Amazon S3, and return query results in response.
docs.aws.amazon.com
November 26, 2024 at 3:26 PM
I just found out AWS deprecated S3 Select, which was the closest thing to SQL they had in S3
docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/lat...
docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/lat...