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Can Hashicorp Vault run as a local process?(ragona.com)
1 points by ragona 6y ago|0 comments
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by ragona 6y ago
If the firm is fast and produces reliable platforms at the cost the client is looking for then their clients couldn’t care less whether it’s Django (sigh) or Lambdas.
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by ragona 6y ago
I absolutely agree, but it’s a personal preference thing. Years ago I had this argument with a coworker, and I tried to take the position that the Windows curve is better for games. He politely disagreed, I implied that he was a casual game
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by ragona 6y ago
Wait, I actually DO shave my head and wear black clothes all day. Maybe I should visit NYC, I've... actually never been. And yeah, I really wonder how many transmissions were marked in other locations but picked up in Vegas. edit: Also
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by ragona 6y ago
Sure, but they're all tourists, and they're certainly not coming now. It's a very different flow of humans than the other places you listed.
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by ragona 6y ago
Calling Vegas a "global city" is a bit of a stretch. It's more like a weird theme park surrounded by a whole lot of suburban sprawl. NYC is something like 17x more dense.
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by ragona 6y ago
Oh no, right you are.
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by ragona 6y ago
Dang, this renders FAST. Well done.
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by ragona 6y ago
Wait, are you telling me that git branch -b ohnowhathaveidone isn't right??
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by ragona 6y ago
Ha I think every game team I was on debated this at some point. It’s almost a running joke. Navel gazing is not part of the industry that I miss.
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by ragona 7y ago
Oh? See: lobbyists.
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by ragona 7y ago
Keep in mind that a lot of these workers were already uninsured or underinsured.
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by ragona 7y ago
That’s awesome! I mean that’s what they’re for, makes a ton of sense.
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by ragona 7y ago
One of my coworkers (colmmacc@ on twitter) has been giving talks [1][2] for years on how PID loops and control systems theory apply to software, and that I’m totally convinced that it’s an undermined vein of excellent thought. I’m working o
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by ragona 7y ago
Haha "discounted." Have you ever looked at the prices for COBRA? Cool, you just lost your job, here's a $1500/mo option.
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by ragona 7y ago
That's not possible for many people. Moving is expensive.
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by ragona 7y ago
I find that I rarely touch the most complicated parts. Sure, it has a rich type system with all kinds of magic you can do with generics and such, but if you’re just making an application you often don’t have to futz with it. You can also of
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by ragona 7y ago
Huh? I’ve known plenty of AA members who found the program very helpful and didn’t believe in anything even resembling a mainstream deity.
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by ragona 7y ago
Ha, yeah, depending on traffic that barely gets you San Diego and LA.
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by ragona 7y ago
> absolute top echelon of your field assuming also that you are in a lucrative field Congratulations! You’re in the top echelon of your field, and it’s a lucrative field. Of all the engineering gigs in the world, you’re at one of the top
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by ragona 7y ago
You note in the article that the detection occasionally causes some lag in your overall application. Have you looked into a background worker for the task?
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by ragona 7y ago
I’m not sure that’s true regarding it being limited to small startups and founders. I manage a team of over a dozen people at a large tech company with a few of them remote, and a pretty flexible work from home policy. We find that our stan
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by ragona 7y ago
Okay that is pretty damned cool. Thanks!
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by ragona 7y ago
Do you happen to know how long the crew is safe to be out in the middle of the Atlantic if it’s a particularly non optimal landing location?
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by ragona 7y ago
Wow, that is fascinating. I really like the anecdote about Kaiser, thank you for sharing that.
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by ragona 7y ago
AWS Cryptography | Seattle, WA, USA | Full-time | ONSITE | https://github.com/aws/crypto-tools Hi internet! I manage the Core Libraries team within AWS Cryptography. We develop open source encryption libraries that are
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by ragona 7y ago
I mean, the folklore is that John Henry's heart gave out and he keeled over, so it may have been a better decision for him to walk away!
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by ragona 7y ago
Agreed, and the kind of software you’re working on is a part of this conversation that often gets left out and leads to people talking last each other. I work in cryptography, and our work needs an exceptionally high level of testing to cat
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by ragona 7y ago
I’d be curious to see that from FAANG specifically, since they drive so much international hiring.
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by ragona 7y ago
I’m new to this space so I’m not sure how PLT is distinct from formal verification, but my view of it is that formal methods are another form of testing. Unit testing also does not guarantee that you’re testing the right things, but it’s a

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