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by jsmeaton 8y ago
How do you share and publish terraform modules? Can you pip install a bunch of common configurations, and compose them together with your own app? It sounds like the value add for this tool is being able to describe your infrastructure as c
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Locking users out of their accounts isn’t the goal, it’s just an unfortunate side effect.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
We manage them with env vars now. But we use salt (encrypted) to deploy a secrets file onto the server which is sourced before the app is started. With something like ECS I didn’t know if you could feed it an env file, and if you could, how
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
May I ask how you’re managing secrets with this setup? For example, the secret key or database URL. Our current setup deploys an env file which is sourced before starting the process. I’m less sure how this translates to a production docket
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
It’s good advice in general for most folks. For those that know of Troy and this particular site it’s fine, but the general recommendation still stands.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Yes. In this case the denial of service is against specific customer accounts for the lockout duration, not against the availability of the site.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Thank you, this covered what I was trying to say.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
I can attest to this. Credential stuffing was the number 1 reason we decided to add the pwnedpassword validation to our signup flows. We were seeing thousands of IP addresses and hundreds of thousands of requests over a few days. Rate limit
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Your argument wasn’t about privacy. I was contending your claim that they did nothing with the data - which is obviously false if you do software debugging, and clearly false if you read the sibling link with what they’ve actually done.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Have you ever debugged issues in production apps without logs? It’s awful. Production apps running on machines you don’t control? Even worse. To suggest that zero value has been derived by the client side analytics is naive at best.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
I think the commenter likes the choices made by the project so they don't have to make them :)
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
I wanted to add a bit of positivity and mention that I'm really liking how the black project is approaching problems. For example, a few people brought up fluent interfaces[0] as an issue. There were many opinions about the right and w
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
I have to admit that I was very excited to begin enforcing black on all of our projects at work - until the double quotes decision. I’m used to single quotes everywhere (except docstrings!). I’m probably going to still move to black but I k
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There were issues with the CDN and redirects[0] for a couple of hours when they flicked the switch. Still, I think it was a very successful transition. [0] https://status.python.org/incidents/1y1f44q6srh2
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
I believe they have different use cases. Pyproject.toml is more akin to setup.py (and publishing libraries) where Pipfile is to replace requirements (and building apps). All the people arguing over the “blessedness” seem to be ignoring this
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
CSVkit - http://csvkit.readthedocs.io/en/1.0.3/ A collection of tools for slicing and dicing csv files on the command line.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
3.7 makes it easier to use dynamic imports. https://snarky.ca/lazy-importing-in-python-3-7/
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Kogan.com | Full Stack Developers, Front End Engineers, Back End Engineers | Full Time | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | https://careers.kogan.com/software-devs-engineering/ Kogan.com is a pioneer of Australia's o
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
This was all addressed in the previous submission. People aren’t saying they’re made to feel unwelcome because of their race/gender/etc, it’s that people from underrepresented groups have reported those feelings in greater numbe
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
> Telling someone "we can't figure out what's wrong on line 49 if you don't show us what's on line 49" is not condescending You've edited the quote, leaving out the bits that are condescending. Here i
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
The answerer can choose not to engage and move on. That's where the difference is. The answerer is choosing to use language that is unwelcoming. The questioner does not know they are doing anything wrong. I'm not suggesting the fi
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
People are not claiming they are being treated worse than less marginalised people. They’re claiming they themselves do not feel welcome. It’s definitely all about perception, but that doesn’t mean it’s invalid.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
You don’t think he’s involved in this process? You don’t think many of the employees are? Who do you think hired the EVP of culture. Joel is currently writing about this same issue. There’s a problem. Data backs this up.
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
> If you really want something, work on it to the full extent of your own capabilities, get ready to be beaten from left and right and figure out how to move forward. Don't expect help from around you. This should not be an expectat
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
> as far as some of the treatment I've seen and read about on SO, this is downright courteous > so literally what the fuck did she want Help? Perhaps it was their first time writing a program, and they can't interpret error
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
No one claimed the answer was offensive. It's unnecessarily condescending though. If you, as a senior developer, spoke to a junior developer on their first day at a new job in the same way, they'd be very unlikely to come to you f
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Then move on and don't respond at all. Leave the begging to the users that want to help new users get better. There's a genuine complaint that responses to new users are often harsher than required. "I shouldn't have to
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by jsmeaton 8y ago
Here’s a slightly different response that is hopefully more welcoming. “The error message says the problem is on line 49 but you haven’t shown that line in your example code. Can you please show the code referred to on line 49 and the surro
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by jsmeaton 9y ago
I've used cloudflare to do SSL for a custom github pages domain before.

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