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gsoltis
1y ago
This is cool. I wonder if your VM could work in conjunction with an LLM? Have you tried making this optimizer available as an MCP, or maybe some of the calculated invariants could be exposed as well?
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gsoltis
1y ago
This matches my experience with AI agents. Wiring up the correct feedback and paying attention to ensure they use it is important. Tests and linters are great, but there's usually much more that human devs look at for feedback, includi
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gsoltis
5y ago
I agree, it is absolutely a matter of judgment and is heavily dependent on the stage and specific threats a particular organization faces. It is difficult to balance product velocity with the need to protect a growing "something to los
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Making sure the things that aren't supposed to work don't work
(blog.goldfiglabs.com)
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Shifting Left in Security Is Antiquated Thinking
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Cloud infrastructure linting even if you aren’t 100% IaC
(blog.goldfiglabs.com)
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Using SQL to Understand Infrastructure-as-Deployed
(blog.goldfiglabs.com)
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gsoltis
6y ago
Good suggestion! The underlying tech actually does support diffing resources over time, so it would be very possibly to generate a delta report.
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gsoltis
6y ago
Hey all, we wrote rpCheckup after seeing the Endgame ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26154038 ) post the other day. A lot of the issues it surfaces are things we routinely check for with our customers, but we are unawa
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Show HN: RpCheckup – Catch AWS resource policy backdoors like Endgame
(github.com)
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6y ago
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gsoltis
7y ago
Hmm, maybe. Can you provide more details about what specifically you are trying to accomplish?
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gsoltis
7y ago
My company, Gold Fig( https://goldfiglabs.com ), is working on something just adjacent to annotating webpages: we enable you to annotate changes you make on the web. Since so much of our work is powered by online platforms, we wan
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gsoltis
7y ago
To be clear, at Firebase, we held these kinds of discussions in addition to the technical assessment. A portion of my section of the interview process was usually to do a deep dive on a recent interesting project that the candidate had work
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7y ago
That is what we're aiming at. We're starting by capturing deltas, but we'll eventually be able to backfill the entire existing configuration, whether it has changed or not. That can then live alongside the configuration for y
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7y ago
Currently, any changes made without the extension won't be tracked. For some services, we will eventually be able to capture the delta anyways, if they have API access to their own configuration. This, however, is still sub-optimal bec
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7y ago
Yup, that is definitely on the roadmap! You're right that it won't always be possible, but for many of the more popular tools, it can be done.
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7y ago
Thanks, and good suggestion! I put together a gist with the currently supported services: https://gist.github.com/gsoltis/302b3e60d385854a9a5158d0c071...
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7y ago
For sure! Infrastructure as Code is great. However, there are plenty of instances where services you depend on cannot be configured with Terraform. Additionally, we have found that there are lots of companies who have a wide variety of setu
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12y ago
Interesting. What are you using for object marshalling on iOS? And which json processor are you using on your android benchmark? The referenced library?
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12y ago
Surely the size of the JSON payload matters for this benchmark. Just saying you can parse json in under 1 ms is somewhat meaningless unless you're comparing similar sized json documents, as well as marshalling into a user-supplied clas
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12y ago
One data point, but sonic.net is great. Friendly service and consistently given top marks by the EFF on privacy concerns. Also, it's reasonably cheap and you can get a static ip with your service. Edit: I'm not affiliated in any w
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12y ago
I've been prototyping some bindings to make Firebase work with RxJava / RxJS, since the model seems like a good fit. If anyone has the time and inclination, I'd love some feedback. RxJava: https://gist.github.com&#
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12y ago
Git integration is on our roadmap. However, you can also set this up yourself now by adding your own git hook that calls 'firebase deploy' on push. For more information, see the documentation for the commandline tool here: https:
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Announcing iFirefeed, An iOS Twitter clone, built on Firebase
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13y ago
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13y ago
Ruby is on the list. In the meantime, you can use the REST API from any language. If you need the realtime aspects on your server, we have a node client as well.
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Use Firebase from Your Native OS X Application
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Correct. There's a quickstart guide for using the Node SDK here: https://www.firebase.com/docs/nodejs-quickstart.html You can also use the REST API ( https://www.firebase.com/docs/rest-api-quickstart.html ) to interact with Firebase from
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gsoltis
13y ago
Firebase engineer here. For things like chron jobs / emails / any logging you want to do, you can run a node server that uses the javascript SDK. That lets you do things like, "any time a user writes to this location, send an email with the
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14y ago
Leading up to my current job, virtually none. However, at my current job (Firebase), it now makes up a significant percentage of what I do. The way I've described it to friends is: "You know how most companies ask you tree traversal/sorting
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14y ago
Hi, I'm one of the Firebase engineers working on keeping clients connected. We use a mix of different methods to maintain a connection. We normally start with our custom long polling implementation and move to websockets when they are avail
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