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by 2mol 6y ago
Looks good at first glance. What are the auth options? In an enterprisey context SSO can be quite important, and I feel like a lot of hosted apps could really benefit from some form of Active Directory integration.
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by 2mol 6y ago
Who knows! That's my struggle with security, unless you have good monitoring in place it's not even trivial to notice problems. In my case I was only made aware of the compromised VM because my hosting provider sent me very stern
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by 2mol 6y ago
Yeah, my thought is that I've had a great time just dumping most data into a `jsonb` column. You can then extract fields into their own columns over time, as you learn more about your domain. JSON support is pretty excellent.
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by 2mol 6y ago
So this is cool, and can serve as a good cheatsheet for beginners. However, the question where I struggled the most: how the hell do I set up a secure Postgres instance on some cloud VM or server? (I _really_ love those 2.50 bucks per month
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by 2mol 6y ago
The tooling situation has rapidly improved in my opinion, nowadays ghcide [0] (a language server implementation) is really great and easy to set up. I really do hope that not too many people feel like the message is "keep out". In
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by 2mol 6y ago
This is great, your long answer is much appreciated! Definitely a lot to digest, so I look forward to trying out some apps and workflows. I'm happy to connect via twitter, and if you need a beta tester for any eventual blogpost, then I
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by 2mol 6y ago
Thanks for this detailed reply. It so happens that I just bought an iPad for the purpose of jamming and learning how to use synths, so I'm very excited to try out some of the apps you mentioned. Can you recommend where to start? I.e a
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by 2mol 6y ago
"accidental" backups
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by 2mol 6y ago
Lol, I guess this should be the first answer of the thread. But also, at that point you're fully committed to security through obscurity, so folks should get at least the obscurity part right :)
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by 2mol 6y ago
Great answer, thank you. I agree with your point about testing the restore process, right now I'm trying to think of a way to automate it. As a side note: for example we had some backups that are probably useless, because they are way
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by 2mol 6y ago
This is an amazing answer, thank you for sharing :) I wish you the energy to keep trying to change this, don't let it get to you too much, I know this stuff can be frustrating as hell.
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by 2mol 6y ago
Can you easily set up policies that prevent deletion of keys?
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Ask HN: How does your company manage its encryption keys?
488 points by 2mol 6y ago|238 comments
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by 2mol 6y ago
Oh, that's super cool! I'm even more excited for your project in that case. I hope I can make the time to build a prototype, right now I'm doing the same for retool, and I feel very spoiled for good choices all of a sudden wh
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by 2mol 6y ago
Love it, used it, mildly dislike the pricing. But generally I'm of the opinion that auth tightly integrated into the platform has a lot of advantages. My dream is to avoid (almost) all glue between my components, I think Firebase becam
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by 2mol 6y ago
This looks great, however at first peek it doesn't mention anything about auth. Do you have any plans for that? For me this is the topic I most want to just delegate to the service. Dashboard, realtime stuff, etc are great too. RESTful
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by 2mol 6y ago
For personal use they are a bit overkill, but only if your cheaper tools don't break after 3 years. The professionals I know generally all use a couple expensive tools from Hiltl or Festool etc over time. They can justify a new machine
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by 2mol 6y ago
TIL that Festool and SawStop are under one umbrella! For those that don't know, SawStop is one of the most impressive recent techical innovations in tablesaws. It basically smashes a running blade down into an aluminium crashblock as s
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by 2mol 6y ago
I'm generally interested in this, but (even as somebody who knows intermediate Haskell), I don't have a good intuition about the scope of dependent types: - how much of the burden of writing the proof falls on me, and how much fal
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by 2mol 6y ago
1. It uses the offline version, running locally. 2. The files are saved on my filesystem, which would be more of a hassle to keep in sync if I used the online version. 3. It slightly lowers the friction for me to work on a diagram, which co
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by 2mol 6y ago
How do the both of you make graphviz diagrams look decent? I often resign myself to using it for generating the first structure, and then laying it out better in an svg editor. Of course that way I lose some of the maintainability of it.
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by 2mol 6y ago
If you haven't seen it yet, this is the same guy that came up with an insanely cool tool to create polymer rope out of PET bottles: https://youtu.be/GSBh77bjz_Q . The older video was pretty widely circulated a couple of
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by 2mol 6y ago
Commodore still exists. Rear Admiral is one rank below, and that's indeed what Grace Hopper was.
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VVVVVV Source Code Released(github.com)
1 points by 2mol 7y ago|1 comments
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by 2mol 7y ago
Oh! A friend of mine made a bot like that! https://github.com/martinthenext/daytobase
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Show HN: Paperboy – a simple commandline utility to organize your pdfs(github.com)
4 points by 2mol 7y ago|0 comments
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by 2mol 8y ago
I wrote a tool to help you rename and move those 200 pdfs out of that unholy mess that you call your download folder. You know, all those papers you keep downloading to "read them once you get around to it".
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Paperboy: a small cli-based .pdf organization tool(github.com)
5 points by 2mol 8y ago|3 comments