stewartjarod

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by stewartjarod 5mo ago
And if you want a SaaS like experience for your own AWS, there is wraps.dev ;d
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Lint email HTML for client compatibility using caniemail data. CLI and library(github.com)
2 points by stewartjarod 5mo ago|0 comments
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React-email-mso: conditional comments for react-email for outlook-safe rendering(github.com)
2 points by stewartjarod 5mo ago|0 comments
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We graded 200 YC W26 companies on email security – only 23% got an A(wraps.dev)
1 points by stewartjarod 6mo ago|1 comments
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Guardrail Coding – Fuzzycomputer.com(fuzzycomputer.com)
1 points by stewartjarod 7mo ago|0 comments
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by stewartjarod 7mo ago
ESLint is pass/fail. Every pattern is either an error everywhere or ignored entirely. This makes it useless for the most common real-world scenario: you have hundreds of occurrences of something you want to get rid of, but you can&#x27
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Show HN: Baseline – enforce team decisions ESLint can't express(github.com)
1 points by stewartjarod 7mo ago|1 comments
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by stewartjarod 7mo ago
LOVELY :D
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by stewartjarod 8mo ago
AI bubble pop, when???
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by stewartjarod 8mo ago
Thanks! Great questions. Pulumi updates: Yes, exactly. Pulumi manages infrastructure state and handles diff-based updates. When we ship new features or improvements, users run wraps email upgrade, and Pulumi figures out the minimal changes
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by stewartjarod 8mo ago
Automations is a visual workflow builder for multi-step sequences. Consider: - Welcome series (signup → 3 emails over a week) - Cart abandonment (wait for purchase, timeout → reminder) - Re-engagement (segment-based triggers) - Multi-channe
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Show HN: Wraps – AWS SES made usable (templates, broadcasts, + automations)(wraps.dev)
6 points by stewartjarod 8mo ago|4 comments
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by stewartjarod 8mo ago
I wanted to make some educational content on what a dmarc policy is for and why people should care about it. Let me know what you think
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DMARC policy is useless – interactive(wraps.dev)
2 points by stewartjarod 8mo ago|1 comments
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
when mmo?
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
no sex, no drugs, no rock and roll.
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
First, https://passel.email a newsletter aggregator and https://indiepixels.io an unlimited design agency platform.
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
this is fantastic. I can tell that Star Trek has had a little bit of influence in the chairs that I like.
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
Nah. It's never a bad time for that.
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
Love your channel
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
Oh wow. I didn't know DuckDuckGo was a remote company. Very cool
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by stewartjarod 3y ago
It's an expensive process. It can happen, generally when you have skills that the company really needs and is hard to replace. Best of luck!
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by stewartjarod 4y ago
Any chance to open-source some of those lighter-weight components? I feel like there are lot of things out there that are just fat and cumbersome.
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by stewartjarod 4y ago
Start by making integration tests that test each and every little behavior of the existing API.
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
There will be another distinguishing mark on programmers. Those that can write their own code and those that can fumble the pieces of other's code together to create a product. There will be a lot more of the latter in the future than
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
I'm surprised no one else has really stepped into his space and made much impact.
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
No. He has been done with that for years. He is happy where he is. The leader of the board.
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
I have seen 55 - 65k for ~1 year experience in NYC. 75 - 100k+ for 3 years experience in NYC.
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
Because ec1, ec2, and ec3 turned out so well. corn subsidies, oil subsidies, and energy subsidies are working well too... You're a towel.
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by stewartjarod 13y ago
subsidies of any kind won't help an already failing economy.

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