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by mjallday 3y ago
this is interesting. i see you've added functionality to use these via a browser. have you considered making these tools available via a cli interface too?
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by mjallday 5y ago
Logged in specifically to agree and upvote this comment! - on-demand preview of changes before i hit save - source code is always embedded with the diagram and anyone can reference and edit - source controlled history via confluence history
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Show HN: Control – Accelerate and automate security and SOC2 compliance for free(control.verygoodsecurity.com)
11 points by mjallday 6y ago|3 comments
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by mjallday 6y ago
For too long information security has been a blocker instead of an accelerator. My nightmare scenario was a few years ago when we had to halt all production work for 6 months while we met with endless lawyers and CPAs to try and explain how
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by mjallday 7y ago
It would be really interesting to hear you talk about how you test the policies that are written for opa. are the policy documents stored alongside the service or kept in a central registry? do you need to include opa when doing unit testin
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by mjallday 8y ago
Encryption is one part of PCI (data stored at rest and in transit). There's still a slew of controls that need to be satisfied when you have access to the data and there's no getting around them if you chose to take this burden on
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by mjallday 8y ago
Tokenization is just one part of the solution and you're correct, tokenization providers are plentiful. VGS also handles compliance, audits, assumes liability and handles custodianship of the data, and provides a convention (versus con
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by mjallday 11y ago
If you don't exercise then now would be a great time to start. Endorphins feel great and sometimes the intensity of physical activity is a good way to hit the reset switch on your brain.
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by mjallday 13y ago
Balanced ( https://www.balancedpayments.com ) is hiring local (San Francisco) and remote. # Engineer As primarily a Python/Javascript shop, we welcome polyglots and believe very strongly in open source. We use the right tool
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by mjallday 13y ago
Check out dwolla or balanced.
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by mjallday 13y ago
Using our (Balanced's) open source projects for paid trials for potential hires is working really well for us. It's now a standard part of bring any engineer into the team. It's easier to do this with front end candidates wit
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by mjallday 13y ago
It's probably more of a marketing angle. I don't know/care that it's a gtx 650. Just a device that fits my needs. Apple abstracts/demphasises certain details to great effect.
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by mjallday 13y ago
Languages live or die on their libraries. This is great. I sat down to write a quick api in go about three weeks ago but couldn't find a framework that I wanted to use. This looks like it has a decent abstraction and libraries like thi
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by mjallday 13y ago
Try vagrant ( http://www.vagrantup.com/ ) and spin up a VM!
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by mjallday 13y ago
5-7 day battery life is really short for a watch. I guess you don't have to set the time if it runs out of juice tho?
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by mjallday 13y ago
Can the other parties who had the majority split between them form a coalition?
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by mjallday 13y ago
Did you do this by hand or use a tool and then touch it up afterwards?
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by mjallday 13y ago
It's a GitHub repo so your best bet is to create an issue or even better, create a pull request fixing the problem.
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by mjallday 13y ago
Annecdotal I know, however: pager duty is the only service we rely on that has yet to go down on us. These guys are solid! I like that tip on how to simulate a slow network too.
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by mjallday 13y ago
I've done this before too (even down to it being a SG -> CA link!). I think the best practise is to automate. Waiting on individual key presses to be echoed back when there is latency is incredibly frustrating, a slight delay while
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by mjallday 13y ago
Balkanisation, is a geopolitical term, originally used to describe the process of fragmentation or division of a region or state into smaller regions or states that are often hostile or non-cooperative with one another.
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by mjallday 13y ago
If heroin was legal today would you go and try it? I wouldn't, and I suspect most people either would or would not regardless of the law. For those that would, having to go but it from some non legitimate source where they are potentia
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by mjallday 13y ago
Same reason MySQL sticks around when there are alternatives that make it harder to shoot yourself in the foot: Easy to get started, works well enough to make an MVP.
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by mjallday 13y ago
> Unfortunately I don't know what to do about it other than move to a different, more emotionally stable country. Culture is hard to change and takes a generation. That seems extreme. The situation you describe seems directly under
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by mjallday 13y ago
We have an open issue, https://github.com/balanced/balanced-dashboard/issues/370 , that documents what's blocking. We were using iframes for backwards compatibility while we migrated from a regular HTML
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by mjallday 13y ago
What are the issues that you've run into? We've used Ember.js to build a reasonably complex app (github.com/balanced/balanced-dashboard) and while there have been some tricky bits it's generally been what we expecte
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by mjallday 13y ago
I would agree if I was free to not pay for other's health care. If I am responsible for helping you when you're sick then am responsible for helping you not get sick in the first place.
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by mjallday 13y ago
All those actions you stated have a consequence for some other than the primary participant. Killing someone derives them or life, theft of a possession, beating an animal hurts the animal. Public Nudity may not be comfortable to you but wh
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About keeping a linear git commit history(github.com)
2 points by mjallday 13y ago|0 comments
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by mjallday 13y ago
I can't speak for OP but if you look through the Balanced Dashboard repo there are some good examples: https://github.com/balanced/balanced-dashboard/blob/master/test/integration/guest

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