dmattia

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by dmattia 3y ago
Hello! Is there an ability to delete ones account after signing up?
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by dmattia 3y ago
Oh neat, thanks for sharing this! I had read https://spacelift.io/blog/hashicorps-license-change last week, but hadn't seen this blog yet. Best of luck with Spacelift :)
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by dmattia 3y ago
You can continue to use plain Terraform forever. It would only affect you if you use a tool like Env0, spacelift, Gruntwork pipelines, etc instead of something like the Terraform Cloud. These tools are not going to be able to be used with u
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by dmattia 3y ago
I run a number of personal projects on AWS entirely on their serverless offerings and pay $0 outside of domain registration as I'm well within their free tiers. That seems pretty cost effective.
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by dmattia 3y ago
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36775766
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by dmattia 3y ago
This appears related to AWS downtime on many resources, including CloudFront. I see similar 421s on my production sites as well as things like Stripe
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by dmattia 3y ago
Putting your status page on a separate domain for availability reasons: good Not updating that status page when the core domain goes down: less good
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by dmattia 3y ago
My view is that a ravioli is a type of pop tart, which I do view as a sandwich
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by dmattia 3y ago
Aha, I love a man of principle. I would say that I would have had a sandwich in that case, as I believe that the structure of the food item should only be considered as it enters your mouth, completely removed from an explanation as to how
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by dmattia 3y ago
I think the author should have made the statement "A sandwich is an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them". And then asked questions like: - Is a grilled cheese a sandwich?
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by dmattia 3y ago
This is a critical thing that so many miss. If somebody has a website that doesn't use any cookies, but does send a POST request to www.bigcompanyanalytics.com/send-user-info with a body containing user-identifying information, th
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by dmattia 3y ago
My first job out of college was at Google Ads on a team of 7 creating a new Ad format that ended up being pretty successful. That ad type has now made billions of dollars, and I did get a promo and bonuses, but I never expected anything lik
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by dmattia 3y ago
I'm in a Leisure Travel Vans Wonder Rear Twin bed, which is a 25 foot "Class B+" RV built on a Ford Transit Chassis. For internet, we use a combo of Verizon (via a Wineguard antennae on our roof) and Starlink (the not-mounted
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by dmattia 3y ago
I like Pulumi a whole lot, but my org did end up needing to move to hosting our statefiles on our own S3 backend and managing that ourselves when the cost became prohibitive. We were a small org (<20 folks) with tens of thousands of reso
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by dmattia 3y ago
"the Apollo guy" mentioned that they were willing to pay for their API usage and were in multiple discussions on pricing over a period of months with teams at Reddit. Imagine if you were willing to pay for API usage and asked a co
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by dmattia 3y ago
This took me a long time to accept in my career, but I do believe you've summarized this in a way that rings true for me as well.
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by dmattia 3y ago
As someone who setup Codespaces + local devcontainer support for my company, I'm very impressed from an initial look over. Could you clarify how authentication happens for things like private Github repos or AWS authentication?
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by dmattia 3y ago
Agreed. The context was with Prime Video where they had microservices that needed to pass video frames around to one another, and they did this by uploading the frames to S3 from one service, and downloading them from S3 in the next service
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by dmattia 3y ago
as can Github: https://docs.github.com/en/enterprise-server@3.5/admin/overv...
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by dmattia 3y ago
I think it's important to note here that there are many public, government run services that collect and sell information that are incredibly hard to "just stop using the service". This includes things like: - owning a car, o
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by dmattia 3y ago
I guess I just can't work for any company using All Quiet then, which is fair as I understand both my perspective and yours. But just adding this comment as a data point to consider, and I wish you the best.
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by dmattia 3y ago
> That's why All Quiet notifications are app only. Does this mean that there are no text/call options? I don't have a smartphone to install apps, but haven't had problems with being on on-call rotations with some of t
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by dmattia 3y ago
Snapchat made bad decisions is doomed to die Snapchat is a type of social media Social media is doomed to die I'm not sure I found the logic to be entirely sound
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by dmattia 3y ago
Those sounds like nice goals, I'll be watching :)
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by dmattia 3y ago
Specializing in a role that doesn't require SQL very often, most likely. Or like in my CEOs case, they know SQL and have a strong technical background, but would rather click around in a UI because they've become proficient in tha
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by dmattia 3y ago
I use a similar tool at my work (airplane.dev) that lets us make dashboards as code using raw SQL or a language of our choice. I love it, and it gets a ton of use from our engineers and customer support folks. But our CEO, sales, etc. teams
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by dmattia 3y ago
I was a bit sad to see some security features like custom OIDC providers locked behind an enterprise plan, but after checking their pricing page ( https://tailscale.com/pricing/ ) it actually seems like that is available
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by dmattia 4y ago
When the Global Privacy Control (gpc) is set, websites should not show a banner and should default to opt-out. If companies followed this (and some do: https://imgur.com/a/kKkiaVm ), this wouldn't be as necessary.
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by dmattia 4y ago
That's the worst, both examples have the toggles being confusing for sure. But hey, kudos to you for talking to them and making something better, even if it's still not perfect!
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by dmattia 4y ago
It's noteworthy that in the Sephora case for California the AG explicitly called out the Global Privacy Control (gpc) as something that companies need to honor. From https://oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/atto

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