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How WeatherBug reduced storage costs by 80% using Amazon S3 Storage Lens and Kiro CLI

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By Dan Friedman, Ronak Patel
| Amazon Web Services
WeatherBug is the third largest weather intelligence company in the US, delivering real-time forecasts, radar, lightning alerts, and interactive maps to over 10 million users. As their data footprint has grown across hundreds of Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) buckets in a multi-account AWS environment, their storage costs rose steadily with no clear visibility into what was driving spend.
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I Asked a Plastic Surgeon Every Question I Had About Getting Botox Original

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By Ronak Patel
| Cosmopolitan Verified
When I turned 40, I started noticing changes to the creases taking shape on my face. Fine lines that either hadn’t existed before or simply hadn’t bothered me suddenly couldn’t be denied. I had considered myself lucky up to that point, partially because of genetics (I have my late mom to thank for that) and partially because of the melanin in my skin.
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De novo design of orthogonal far-red, orange, and green fluorophore-binding proteins for multiplexed imaging

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By Peter Orchard, Yeryun Cheon, Alex C. Sternisha, Long Tran, Steffen Klein, David C Juergens, Justin Decarreau, Gyu Rie Lee, Yujia Wang, Wei Chen, Asim K. Bera, Alex Kang, Jon Woods, Emily Joyce, Dionne Vafeados, Nicole Roullier, Xinting Li, Bingxu Liu, Edin Muratspahić, Tim Brown, Jonathan Grimm, Ronak Patel, Luke D. Lavis, Julia Mahamid, Shajesh Sharma
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Supplementary Materials References and notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Fluorescent proteins and small-molecule dyes offer complementary advantages for biological imaging: proteins are amenable to genetic tagging, whereas dyes provide superior brightness and photostability.
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