debussyman

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by debussyman 1y ago
> who then build quite a lot of snowflake software So close! People building snowflake software is a consequence of it not being a generalizable problem, not the cause of it. Everyone organizes their notes/todos differently, and tho
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by debussyman 2y ago
I love LiveView + Svelte! (I gave the talk at ElixirConf 2022 on how to combine them, but the live_svelte contributors have done the work to make it a reality) IMO there is always a need for client side state, especially for apps with rich
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by debussyman 3y ago
I like this approach, I've always thought that IaC could be generated by scanning application code. Although I share the skepticism that IAM is the best place to start. I'm curious though how well an LLM performs for newly release
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by debussyman 3y ago
The problem with venture-funded neobanking business model today is that growth is expensive. CACs for traditional US banks have always been high (ever gotten an offer of several hundred dollars to open an account?), and it's even highe
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by debussyman 3y ago
I worked next to the founders a decade ago and tried the first versions of the project (before Apple acq). Loved the concept, but it hasn't really lived up to the promise.
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by debussyman 3y ago
Very neat! AI using AI!
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by debussyman 4y ago
The post says "If you stored secrets on our platform during this time period, assume they have been accessed" so I'm guess self-hosted customers weren't impacted. The method of attack sounds like CircleCI's producti
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by debussyman 4y ago
Interesting to hear your work on Satori, thanks for sharing! Curious if you've done the same analysis for Immuta? We haven't set up a public test suite or bug bounty program yet, but will look into this, it makes a lot of sense.
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by debussyman 4y ago
Acra does offer similar functionality to JumpWire! We don't have production access to your databases, it's a pretty fundamental part of our value prop. Database credentials can be stored in your own secret store (i.e. HashiCorp Va
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by debussyman 4y ago
mystery solved
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by debussyman 4y ago
Thanks, I'll reach out next week!
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by debussyman 4y ago
We do plan to support MongoDB! Right now we are wrapping up DynamoDB, and mongo is next after. We are hoping to leverage their recently released Queryable Encryption feature [1], but the key management is tricky. [1] https://www.
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by debussyman 4y ago
Sounds good, travel safe
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by debussyman 4y ago
Happy to chat anytime! You can reach me by email (ryan at [ourdomain]) or book directly on my cal - https://calendly.com/ryan-jump/yc-founder-meeting We've peeked at Snaplet in the past, and :heart: your design ae
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by debussyman 4y ago
We can launch the engine into VPC we manage that is co-located in your region/AZ, and peer the networks, instead of offering a traditional multi-tenant hosted solution. But we try _really_ hard to ensure your data is never exposed to t
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by debussyman 4y ago
We tag releases for the container which gives you flexibility to manage updates on your deployment schedule. In a production setup, our proxy engine automatically clusters across multiple nodes, so that rolling updates minimize downtime. Po
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by debussyman 4y ago
We see BigID and others in the data governance space focusing on cataloging schemas and identifying risks around access to data that violates policies. In cases where remediation requires a technical change, such as tokenizing data before s
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by debussyman 4y ago
Indeed we did get into the weeds. PostgreSQL was fairly straightforward, MySQL was a big challenge. Interestingly the hard parts are supporting the large variety of authentication handshakes that MySQL/Maria supports, not the queries t