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cloudqueryio t1_j83wlwj wrote
Reply to comment by thiagosanches in A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
Hey there! Author of CloudQuery here. Def check us out :) we support many databases as well as Neo4j so this might be much easier to achieve just by focusing on the business logic and relation without focusing on the ingestion part of supporting more than 1,000 API calls by AWS, and many other which takes quite a while :)
bengouk t1_j83s20s wrote
Reply to I made a browser extension that displays AI-generated answers to StackOverflow questions by jsonathan
Cool. But whats with that answer though!?
The tokenize_sentences function just calls the nltk word_tokenize with same parameters and returns result? Why not just call the nltk function directly??
thiagosanches OP t1_j83lkph wrote
Reply to comment by intellidumb in A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
Hey u/intellidumb, I did not have the chance to see those one, but they look awesome, seriously. While I was doing some research I saw this guy here:
However, I wanted to create something simple in order to engage other developers as well. Also, I'm having fun with the project, it's been cool playing with the aws-sdk. One thing that I believe is the fact that it's important to add some comments and the respective team that "owns" a cloud resource, it's make easy from the devops perspective to talk to them to ask some questions, when needed.
I have some ideas to add to it, like create a relationship between the source code and the cloud resources, to help developers on their daily basis, during some impact analysis.
LAcuber t1_j83jx67 wrote
Reply to I made a browser extension that displays AI-generated answers to StackOverflow questions by jsonathan
Very neat. Though quite ironic given that StackOverflow explicitly bans ChatGPT answers!
jsonathan OP t1_j83ff5c wrote
Reply to I made a browser extension that displays AI-generated answers to StackOverflow questions by jsonathan
Try it out here: https://chatoverflow.ai
Github repository: https://github.com/shobrook/ChatOverflow
intellidumb t1_j837pke wrote
Reply to A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
Nice, have you happened to check out either of these?
FictionalBat t1_j82xcdn wrote
Reply to A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
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esturniolo t1_j81wtb9 wrote
Reply to A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
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mehmettkahya OP t1_j7jgjpk wrote
Reply to comment by spw1 in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
looks like but no street view and no guessing
mehmettkahya OP t1_j7jggri wrote
Reply to comment by bent_my_wookie in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Thanks a lot for your comment. I'll look into this for version 2!
mehmettkahya OP t1_j7jgdka wrote
Reply to comment by belt-e-belt in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
When you press the button, all events occur randomly and a completely random coordinate is generated for you in the world, then it opens on google maps. Unfortunately, since most of the world is ocean, I can't do a filtering for now, but in the 2nd version, I think I can solve this using a google earth api. thanks a lot for your comment
mehmettkahya OP t1_j7jfykb wrote
Reply to comment by sigsegv7 in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Thanks for your comment! I will add this in version 2
0x15e t1_j7jdkqp wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Kind of disappointed this isn’t some kind of Needful Things thing.
sigsegv7 t1_j7j4h94 wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
it should get into street view and take you through it
belt-e-belt t1_j7j21bc wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Google Earth's "I am feeling lucky" feature with more ocean.
llagerlof t1_j7ixeu5 wrote
Reply to comment by SalesyMcSellerson in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
You have 70% chance of that.
bent_my_wookie t1_j7iu83h wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Nice!
Maybe consider adding this as a next step:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/embed/embedding-map
spw1 t1_j7igy4h wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
sounds like geoguessr.com
SalesyMcSellerson t1_j7hurdb wrote
Reply to 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Lol. I keep getting the ocean.
mehmettkahya OP t1_j7hpxha wrote
Reply to comment by ahmet4686can in 'Random Location' using Google Maps. This code is actually very simple. When you press the button. You will be in a random place in the world! by mehmettkahya
Thanks for comment!
ahmet4686can t1_j7hptnh wrote
thefanum t1_j7eva7f wrote
There's no way to recover overwritten data. But other than that, cool!
What's the dependencies? What filesystems does it support?
thefanum t1_j7ev7q7 wrote
Reply to comment by Elyahu41 in RecoverPy: Recover deleted or overwritten files from your terminal by ThenChoice2
What part of command line did you not get ;)
0x15e t1_j84bgkq wrote
Reply to comment by thiagosanches in A humble idea to fetch the AWS cloud resources to make them inventoriable as possible. Make it easy to query for resources and help on a daily basis work [devops]. by thiagosanches
That’s reasonable. If no one made new versions of things that already existed that would kind of be the end of innovation.
But you should definitely do research on the existing options, if for no other reason than to keep yourself from making the same mistakes, making an accidental clone, or to make your version unique.