andrewguenther

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by andrewguenther 3y ago
Maker Faire has a really special place in my heart. In 2011 I ran the iFixit booth where we not only ran phone repair workshops, but we also did a teardown of a car...live. A volunteer was kind enough to lend us his VW Golf, which he was al
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by andrewguenther 3y ago
Yeah. It was really rough to see how Maker Faire declined as time went on. I attended from 2009-2015 and corporate sponsored space consistently grew every year. The venue never got bigger, it just pushed out...makers.
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by andrewguenther 3y ago
Spinlaunch is a joke. No payload is built to withstand those kinds of forces during a launch and the added weight to reinforce them to do so makes it uneconomical. They are even offering to pay companies the extra cost to reinforce their pa
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by andrewguenther 3y ago
Netflix is one of AWS largest customers.
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by andrewguenther 3y ago
No more limits on subnet routers is huge! Amazing!!
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Are you equating what the IA did here to "sharing with friends"?
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Yes, this is the exact issue being described
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
It's real. Or at least Elon says it is. He's been talking about this for days and retweeted the thread.
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
That's not at all what the shared responsibility model means...You are responsible for your application's security, not of the underlying infrastructure. That's why it is shared ...
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Security, compliance, flexibility...
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Bonus points if your link to customer care auto-populates the fields necessary to get the ticket where it needs to go and can attach relevant diagnostic information to the resulting ticket.
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Super excited to see an open source implementation of this! I built a similar service for AWS back around 2015 to do web-based pixel streaming applications. That service's legacy still lives on today in many descendants, but I was alwa
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
For NIST, yes. For FedRAMP, no.
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
No no no no no. This is not true. Google Workspace is FedRAMP compliant for government customers . It is NOT possible to configure Google Workspace in a FedRAMP compliant way as a regular customer. You can't even get NIST 800-171 on G
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
So the Army uses it but if you're a government contractor you can't use it because you can't get a NIST 800-53 or CMMC compliant configuration on Workspace... Before anyone tells me that Workspace is FedRAMP compliant: Yes, I
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Title is mostly correct. Cyberpunk 2077 currently has the highest number of concurrent players on Steam of any single player game.
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Hah, I just replied to your comment as well. I appreciate that you pointed out that this isn't a problem unique to YC. At some point, people are just chasing prestige. Considering YCs rapid growth over the last few years, I'm not
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
100% agreed. I think it speaks MUCH more to the conviction of founders to apply a few times and then get in on a similar, refined idea. Then your lessons learned come off more as what you've learned about building a successful business
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
I think part of it is that the incentives have changed. A lot of people don't see Google as "I've made it" they see it as "great, I can work anywhere I want after this." I think we're starting to see that
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
This story just really doesn't read like the triumph of will it was meant to be... My takeaway from this is that the founders wanted to get into YC. The business doesn't matter, they just wanted to be in YC. The business morphed a
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
I beg of you, please reconsider the SSO tax ( https://sso.tax/ ). This is becoming a big pain point for small orgs trying to become compliant that a small change like this can be huge in decision making. If I look at Pipedrea
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
NAT Gateways also support bandwidth, availability, and performance properties that most customers just don't need. AWS networking services which charge by GB processed are always a cost disaster waiting to happen. I built my own NAT AM
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by andrewguenther 4y ago
Is this feature available in Gitlab CI? I'd love to use it if it is...
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
Can we add a (2018) tag on this? AMP is all but dead at this point now that it doesn't get preference in search results... https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2021/04/more-detai...
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
AMP no longer gets preferential treatment in search results as of mid-2021, which is the primary reason most publishers implemented it. I haven't seen many AMP pages since then. https://developers.google.com/search&#x2F
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
Pretty common for Google. Gmail was in beta for five years, Google Docs and Calendar I believe were also in beta for similar lengths of time.
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
https://patents.google.com is great for this
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
That's true. You could still do IAM role authentication via web identity which would be much safer than a user and could still be automated.
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
At a minimum, you should include enabling MFA for the IAM user. Generally, I'd suggest against using IAM users entirely. Ideally you would use an IAM Role via federation or SSO. For my personal accounts I use AWS SSO even though I&#x27
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by andrewguenther 5y ago
You are correct, S3 lifecycle policies support deleting non-current object versions once they're X days old as well as X versions old: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/lifecy...

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