lizzas

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by lizzas 2y ago
I am not an IAM expert but maybe the app should have an admin login that sets the IAM user with full permissions on any s3 bucket(s) needed for the app to work. There should be instructions on how to set that IAM user up (dont make it the r
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by lizzas 2y ago
This is good. It defers the decision as to what to learn!
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by lizzas 2y ago
My initial though. At least create an IAM user per file :-). Maybe that defeats the convenience. Cloning and installing is also an option.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Agent as in AI or agent as in actor framework? Or both?
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by lizzas 2y ago
It is good enough for plumbing, bricklaying, food service etc. Why not coding.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Vocational education vs. academic. Basically you find a grad right now and make them do a coding test. Something is broken there. A degree could include the vocational qualification as a 1 year study, but having the vocation qualification a
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by lizzas 2y ago
https://marketoonist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/230327.n...
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by lizzas 2y ago
My initial feeling is: that data is probably mostly unmined and lost. Lucky bastards!
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by lizzas 2y ago
Lack of clairvoyance? Missing out on mobile was more obvious tho.
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by lizzas 2y ago
That must have been such a satisfying fix for the engineers though!
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by lizzas 2y ago
That is default Amazon - you can return stuff no hassle for almost any reason.
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by lizzas 2y ago
It can be good if done well. The goal is not abstraction but understandability. Any function call is abstraction after all. Unabstracted you would just inline that code or use goto.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Like Manila is some tax haven that has had a wikileak?
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by lizzas 2y ago
And fly it to the Philippines
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by lizzas 2y ago
That is damn good!
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by lizzas 2y ago
Shared hosting usually doesn't have docker or a vm available to you. Often you get to upload PHP, maybe Node, Ruby or Pyhon too and accept all their opinionated defaults. Often this makes it incompatiable with anything not specifically
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by lizzas 2y ago
Discourse may be worth considering https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/main/docs/INSTAL...
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by lizzas 2y ago
Try rotating 4 weeks: easy medium hard hardest. It is great for keeping motivated as you are not slogging it out every week and consistency > bravado. Lifting weights that are now easy but were harder is great feeling too.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Yep the isolation lets us run completely untrusted workloads. "Us" is not my team, I am adjacent, so I am not fully across which buzzwords but it is pretty cool.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Well thank you. My current job is probably only possible due to lambda!
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by lizzas 2y ago
Depends on the competition of course. They need an edge to stop me going to the bald guy and running it there.
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by lizzas 2y ago
He will still get older, and could gain (muscle) weight!
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by lizzas 2y ago
Most of this is the president elect's manifesto.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Crypto correction on 21st Jan is my prediction.
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by lizzas 2y ago
You need a constant supply of new bag holders, but miners need to be paid.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Augustus Caesar was a trillionaire apparently (in todays money)
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by lizzas 2y ago
Microservices lets you horizontally scale deployment frequency too.
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by lizzas 2y ago
Got a 3d printer so want to do some tailor made functional prints.
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by lizzas 2y ago
I regular look at years old emails to check for things like who I was insured with for something or what SKU to reorder for a part. I like to backup with Google takeout for a "no brain" backup.
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by lizzas 2y ago
I like the idea of aggregation but I prefer to open a dashboard once a week. I only want info in my face if I need to react to it. For example a downtime alert. I think "checking your sales" can become a procasination vector.

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