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by dantiberian 8y ago
Yeah, the issue (which I didn't explain well) is that Deps is a Maven repository and needs to speak the Maven protocol. That makes it difficult to do the ACL signing for direct uploads, especially if I want to make it clean for users c
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by dantiberian 8y ago
I looked long and hard at App Engine, but I wasn't able to use it as I needed to be able to accept file uploads that were larger than the upload limit on the App Engine load balancer. Otherwise it likely would have been my choice. I&#x
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Terraform is great because it lets you treat infrastructure as code, but I don't think it makes any promises about cloud agnosticism. In fact it's the opposite, each provider is specific to the service that they are offering. Rath
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Thanks, I've updated this.
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Nice, I haven't used the Profiler yet, will check that out soon. What languages have you used it with? I'm looking to use it with the JVM profiler.
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by dantiberian 8y ago
They did eventually stop serving sporadic 502's, I've updated the post to make that a bit clearer.
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by dantiberian 8y ago
I've just updated the post to make it clearer that I'm only talking about services that I used. GKE definitely looks promising, but I haven't used it so I can't give an opinion on it.
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Google Cloud Platform – The Good, Bad, and Ugly(deps.co)
409 points by dantiberian 8y ago|195 comments
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Just a note on Secrets Manager which you probably know, but is worth mentioning just in case: Secrets Manager charges per Secret, but if you are storing non AWS values (API keys), then you can put several secret values in one Secret. Not su
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It Takes a Village to Separate a Family(deps.co)
32 points by dantiberian 8y ago|10 comments
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It Takes a Village to Separate a Family(deps.co)
2 points by dantiberian 8y ago|0 comments
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Terraform also lets you create abstractions via modules (admittedly with less flexibility than arbitrary code). I'm still not quite seeing the value proposition here over Terraform.
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by dantiberian 8y ago
The title of this article is a bit misleading. Tesla is facing an accelerating rate of Model 3 deposit refunds. This is still not great, but as worded the title suggests people are unhappy with the Model 3's being delivered. The real
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by dantiberian 8y ago
I’m not sure why you’d say that Hashicorp doesn’t like Google Cloud. I can think of recent partnerships between Hashicorp and Google on Vault and Terraform that are both substantial integrations. Google Cloud and Hashicorp both have people
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by dantiberian 8y ago
I know you’re not a lawyer/accountant, but what kinds of implications does signing up for this have on someone who doesn’t live in the US? I’m concerned about all of the secondary and tertiary effects (like FATCA?) of having a business
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Cracking the Crypto War(wired.com)
1 points by dantiberian 8y ago|1 comments
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by dantiberian 8y ago
I don’t think that many libraries were broken by Java 9. There was a bit of tooling, and ClojureScript required adding a module, but I haven’t come across any major broken libs yet. Let me know if you have examples I can add to my Clojure J
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by dantiberian 8y ago
Yep, I think thats it. I don't remember where I saw the screenshot, but for anyone not viewing through a Gmail app or site, you get a web link to click on to view the message.
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by dantiberian 8y ago
That makes much more sense, I was a bit confused by that section.
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Personalized Hey Siri(machinelearning.apple.com)
117 points by dantiberian 8y ago|73 comments
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State of Clojure Survey 2018 Analysis(danielcompton.net)
24 points by dantiberian 9y ago|2 comments
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by dantiberian 9y ago
Caching is provided with GCP HTTPS load balancers, it’s just not specified here.
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by dantiberian 9y ago
IBM has bought a few cloud providers: Softlayer, Compose, Cloudant. Softlayer is probably the biggest of these.
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Pay the maintainers(blog.tidelift.com)
2 points by dantiberian 9y ago|0 comments
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by dantiberian 9y ago
B2B encompasses a very wide range of buyers, with very different allowances for risk. The article talks about what would be commonly known as Enterprise Sales, which is marked by long sales cycles, high prices, and a lot of legwork in selli
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by dantiberian 9y ago
Disclosure: I'm a team member of Clojurists Together. > Anyone know of any other language communities with similar foundations? We got the idea from Ruby Together - https://rubytogether.org . > the Clojure community, f
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by dantiberian 9y ago
> where did you look for it? Maybe we can make it easier to find. Noted about this being a priority. I searched on https://dotmesh.com for "security" and "encryption", searched Google for "site:dotmes
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by dantiberian 9y ago
This looks really cool! A few thoughts: 1. The first thing I thought when I saw this is "How is this secure?". You're wanting to store the most sensitive information a business has - credentials + production DB. I took a look
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by dantiberian 9y ago
I don't think so, you need consent to process personal data anywhere in the world, and you can only transfer it outside of the EU if there are appropriate safeguards - https://gdpr-info.eu/art-46-gdpr/
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by dantiberian 9y ago
I love CockroachDB, but feel like this article was a bit misleading in it's claims. I started out writing a comment response, but it got so long that it turned into a blog post: https://danielcompton.net/2018/02&#x

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