max2

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by max2 8mo ago
It’s not too challenging, but it requires additional context from the design system to achieve a good result.
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by max2 8mo ago
Generating code that when ran generates JSON works well if you design builder functions thoughtfully. Takes fewer tokens too.
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by max2 2y ago
May I ask what state are you in?
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by max2 2y ago
I can see authors point when it comes to smaller website or app. I work on enterprise products that are rather complex with large surface area. Despite being a pretty good coder (or at least used to be), I wouldn't attempt to iterate o
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by max2 3y ago
So you want list of all policies that have been considered, not just those that have been satisfied?
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by max2 3y ago
There is actually pretty vibrant and diverse Cedar community. Check out their slack.
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by max2 3y ago
Could you share your list please?
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by max2 3y ago
Kindle Scribe. I'm reading a lot more books on it because I find experience much better compared to the small ones. Don't really use handwriting notes functionality because I rely on pen and paper for notes. Armytek Wizard flashli
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Cedar – open-source policy language and evaluation engine(github.com)
3 points by max2 3y ago|1 comments
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by max2 4y ago
This design system played a crucial role in turnaround of CX at AWS over the last 5 years. People like to bash it but few realize the challenge of creating brand new purpose-built design system from scratch that can work at scale and comple
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by max2 7y ago
If I may make a suggestion (not sure if English is your second language or not). Consider using 'typical' instead of 'normal'. It took me awhile to get used to that but my daughter is better off this way.