dmattia

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by dmattia 2y ago
They are sometimes required. Say you are on a mailing list for some company you gave your email to at some checkout counter one time, and you want to unsubscribe. You probably don't have an actual account with a login with that retaile
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by dmattia 2y ago
In California under CCPA, it actually goes beyond just frontend regulation and cookie banners, and into the realm of backend tracking management: https://oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/attorney-general-bont... The
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by dmattia 2y ago
Will it let me feel the breeze at the top of Half Dome? Or have me chase a squirrel around after it stole my snacks? Or have me feel the pride of accomplishing a long hike that I trained for? Or let me talk with interesting people along the
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by dmattia 2y ago
It's almost certainly for the companies to pay less money, but with a more generous reading, I think it could be argued that that doesn't necessarily have to come out of employee salaries. That data could be used to: - Set reasona
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by dmattia 2y ago
This seems to be only partially true when I read into it. The EU said that Microsoft would need to move their security tools into user-space (or at least to use the same APIs as are available in user-space). If they did that (like Apple has
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by dmattia 2y ago
They shouldn't. Microsoft should have APIs that enable security vendors to work in userspace. The EU didn't say that Microsoft couldn't kick vendors out of the kernel, just that they couldn't do so without having the API
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by dmattia 2y ago
This is fascinating, thank you for the info! If I am understanding, it would have then been difficult/impossible for CrowdStrike to create a user-mode only sensor without these equivalent APIs. So I guess I'm not sure I see validi
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by dmattia 2y ago
Agreed, I definitely understand their reasoning. But I also found it a bit funny that the word "CrowdStrike" appears 27 times in a fairly short blog
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by dmattia 2y ago
I suppose I was expecting something more authoritative here. They confirm that there was an attempted read-out-of-bounds, as CrowdStrike said, but that's not really new information at this point. I suppose we'll need to wait for m
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by dmattia 2y ago
I used to like using homebrew on personal machines. But then as the person in charge of the dev environments at my company, I tried using homebrew packages for our devs but it just went horribly because homebrew don't have old versions
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by dmattia 2y ago
In my case, my wife has an iPhone, so I was able to setup an Apple Watch as my primary phone, while I do not have any phone other than my watch. So if you're on a family plan, maybe that's an option
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by dmattia 2y ago
Beautifully shown, thank you for making this. As a full-time RVer that spends a lot of time in national parks, this is quite useful. Fun things I noticed: - All the mountain parks are summer focused, which stinks a bit as I want to see them
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by dmattia 2y ago
Disclaimer: I used to work on Google Search Ads quality models > Google obviously tracks everything you do for ads, recommendations, AI, you name it. They don’t even hide it, it’s a core part of their business model. This wasn't the
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by dmattia 2y ago
Say I have a pico cluster with a few service nodes and a few upstream clients register themselves, and then I deploy a new version of the service nodes where all existing service nodes are taken down and replaced. Can the client still talk
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by dmattia 2y ago
Looks like there is from the instructions in the getting-started guide: https://github.com/andydunstall/pico/blob/main/docs/getting-...
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by dmattia 2y ago
Thanks for confirming! Could you maybe update https://supabase.com/docs/guides/storage/s3/compatibility to include s3-esque presigning as a feature to track?
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by dmattia 2y ago
Yeah for sure! So you sort of need a phone paired with it, but only as in you need a family member (or someone on your phone plan) to have an iPhone, but the watch owner themselves doesn't actually need any other phone that the watch.
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by dmattia 2y ago
I had a dumbphone for two years, it was fine. For the past two years though, I've been using just an Apple Watch, which I was able to connect my old phone number to. It has maps, texting, calling (works best via bluetooth), weather, he
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by dmattia 2y ago
+1, my device is unfortunately too old to upgrade to iOS 17 and I wouldn't imagine this app would use too many new features
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by dmattia 3y ago
My understanding is that your docker image must have the lambda runtime interface client installed on the image in order to work. It's not a huge step usually to add the RIC, but it's a bit more tied in to AWS than CloudRun is, wh
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by dmattia 3y ago
I'm using Pulumi in production pretty heavily for a bunch of different app types (ECS, EKS, CloudFront, CloudFlare, Vault, Datadog monitors, Lambdas of all types, EC2s with ASGs, etc.), it's reasonably mature enough. As mentioned
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by dmattia 3y ago
In general, one of the goals of microservices should be that if one of the five services goes down, the other four should be able to operate in some capacity still. In practice, this can make the math quite a bit messier, but I don't t
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by dmattia 3y ago
Some serverless use cases work like you say, but Docker-based options such as AWS ECS, Docker-based Lambda functions, or Kubernetes would all commonly make use of compiled options
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by dmattia 3y ago
> "is GitHub Actions production ready? The answer is yes, so by proxy, you could run this tool in production" I sent this to some of my coworkers for a good laugh.
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by dmattia 3y ago
Would upgrading to 11.21 and then using blue/green have been easier? I'm asking as someone with RDS postgres-aurora running 11.9 right now, so I'm genuinely curious on your thoughts
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by dmattia 3y ago
For lambdas in particular, you can set reserved concurrency, which is the most of a particular lambda that can run concurrently at any point in time: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/configuration-
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by dmattia 3y ago
Oh yeah good call. Cidr was the internal tool I used at Google when I was an employee there. Github Codespaces is what my current company uses
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by dmattia 3y ago
I used Cider while at Google, and setup Google Codespaces at the startup I'm working at now. Some notes: - Codespaces uses the devcontainer spec, so folks can use our setup offline if they want - I get far fewer questions about how to
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by dmattia 3y ago
Issue is written as "We are experiencing some performance degradation and are investigating the cause." and Notion is loading for me in browser.
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by dmattia 3y ago
I love that the status page is being updated regularly. But I have no idea what the difference is between DUO1, DUO2, etc. through DUO73. I feel like they should have a better way to clarify which users are affected.

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