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by lijok 3y ago
SpacetimeDB looks great for game dev. I've been hearing chitter chatter in the FaaS world about connecting clients directly to the DB as a means of reducing number of components and complexity in simple-ish CRUD apps. Not sure how well
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by lijok 3y ago
How are you dealing with invalid policies generated by GPT? For example, in your loom video and the gif on the website, the resource for the s3:PutObject permission is incorrect: it should be "arn:aws:s3:::my_bucket_2/*" not
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by lijok 3y ago
If you're trying to sell a tool, you don't justify its cost by saying it addresses "huge problems" such as "security". Lets talk material impact; how will this tool pay for itself?
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by lijok 3y ago
I'd like to challenge you on what seems to be the main claim behind why Slauth is a necessary product: "the amount of money that is being spent on tooling to scan for IAM misconfigurations in the cloud". 1. The tooling you&#x
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by lijok 3y ago
> Research shows that 95% of the permissions granted to users aren't used These would be the "s3:*" and "Resources: *" scoped permissions I assume? I can't imagine users are explicitly typing out permissions
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by lijok 3y ago
You can start by looking through their job board throughout time to understand the kinds of positions a company like Spotify need to fill in order to operate globally: https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/ht
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by lijok 3y ago
Am I understanding correctly that you're looking for a HN poster to explain to you the complexities involved in maintaining compliance, legal and licensing for a globally distributed service, just so you can decide whether or not to be
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by lijok 3y ago
> What are all these people doing?! Ensuring Spotify can smoothly operate globally
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by lijok 3y ago
Man I would love if one of our minority shareholder angels told us they'll arrange the purchase of $51M worth of product. Imagine having 10 of those.
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by lijok 3y ago
Am I misunderstanding something or does this look like the worst possible incarnation of a monolith? Everything seems to be sharing everything, so whenever you modify anything, everything is impacted. Which in turn, means that a developer w
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by lijok 3y ago
The thoughts expressed in this post are filled with cognitive dissonance. The author should spend some time reconciling them - it would be very interesting to read an updated version of this post after the fact.
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by lijok 3y ago
Cute, they even included a strong punching screenshot of a ticket to “let basecamp subscription lapse” in their new ticket management tool. Reads like someone is very proud of the morally superior decision they made and just spent 4 hours t
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by lijok 3y ago
This looks great, bookmarking for later.
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by lijok 3y ago
So this is where all the VC money in FinTech has gone to.
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by lijok 3y ago
There’s a big difference between abuse and not being liked by someone
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by lijok 3y ago
As far as I understand, the fastest way to correct a work relationship going sour, without having to go through an emotional rollercoaster, is to find a connection, no matter how small. Maybe you both enjoy/dislike something, maybe you
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by lijok 3y ago
> Maybe there are, but neither can affect my life in any way. Materialistic thinking. If confirmation of life beyond earth would not have a psyche-altering effect on you, I would ask if you were human? Besides that, confirmation of extra
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by lijok 3y ago
Lets see how long David Sinclair lives for. Dude will live to be 200.
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by lijok 3y ago
> A mile a day is not enough for a big dog. Big dogs need regular activity, preferably throughout the day. This applies to working dogs (which is what an aussie shepherd is), not big dogs. > Failure to exercise a large dog properly le
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by lijok 3y ago
> Microservices are surprisingly common in game server platforms. Yes, but you wouldn't use dapr for game dev. > Also, I would argue that latency almost always matters. Strongly disagree there. For every interesting business out
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by lijok 3y ago
To handle cross-cutting concerns for all supported languages in a polyglot environment
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by lijok 3y ago
Microservices or not, at a certain scale, depending on the industry you're in, your company will go polyglot.
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by lijok 3y ago
You wouldn't use dapr for game dev. You would use it in systems where the added latency (very little by the way) does not matter.
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by lijok 3y ago
How would you build and keep in sync the same library with the same functionality in 10 different languages? Every new feature would have to be implemented 10 times. Sounds quite foolish
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by lijok 3y ago
> I consider it a mistake to build a large system with them in 2023 A mistake in what sense? What are the risks that you see with using these languages for large scale systems, and how do those risks balance around all the other risks th
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by lijok 3y ago
Lets not confuse the average persons lack of technical knowledge with them wishing to have their privacy and rights violated
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by lijok 3y ago
What shareholders? OpenAI is a non-profit. Although hectic, it absolutely makes sense in a non-profit.
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by lijok 3y ago
AGI is the latest addition to the never ending extreme semantic disagreement landscape. What is AGI? Sentience? Smarter general intelligence than the smartest human? Ability to have original thought and produce novel, viable ideas? The abil
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by lijok 3y ago
Is it the first name or the personal touch that would make you feel patronized? What if you read a reply “… a 24 year old, such as yourself, will know …”.
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by lijok 3y ago
If they hadn’t done that, would they have been able to get to where they are? Goal oriented teams don’t tend to care about something as inconsequential as this

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