tehalex

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by tehalex 4mo ago
OpenAI uses stainless for at least some of their SDKs.
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by tehalex 2y ago
Malort is bitter, but not high proof, so I personally find it much easier to drink than something with more alcohol (if just talking about a shot...)
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by tehalex 2y ago
There's some money but there's really two markets: small medium (eg a lot of work for a relatively small sale) and mega districts (and those generally just goes to the big established players because of connections) Most school wi
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by tehalex 3y ago
The CTO would have to go in this case too, not be promoted to interim CEO... unless they didn't know it was going on - in which case they shouldn't be made interim CEO either
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by tehalex 3y ago
Agree for our apps. However, for 3rd party code we run/host but don't really own I see value to a WAF. For example, we unfortunately run WordPress, and I don't have time to manually audit all of the stupid plugins people want
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by tehalex 3y ago
I wonder if there are some module authors who would like to pull their modules from the terraform registry as a result of this...
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by tehalex 3y ago
I wonder what Google is going to do in this space - it seemed like terraform had been their de-facto infrastructure as code tool for GCP - they really need OSS or to build something first party.
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by tehalex 3y ago
If you are ok with a Saas and if it's just scheduled jobs that you are monitoring, there are a number of monitoring tools where you tell when job completes (with a http request) and a missing ping (after a grace period) means that it f
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by tehalex 3y ago
Nothing released by Walmart mentions crime or safety - only profitability, while the news about this whole foods does. Chicago is a large city and none of these are really downtown. There used to be a small walmart that was actually downtow
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by tehalex 4y ago
Most people will just use the sql templating and scheduled cron jobs features of the cloud, which is very easy to self host. There is cloud IDE, which is just ok in my opinion. I'd rather use a local editor, but might be a value add f
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by tehalex 4y ago
We had to abandon DBT cloud because it was very feature limited - it does the basics well though, so is a good starting point for most, but seems like it's easy to outgrow. The new metrics feature is tied to DBT cloud - probably becaus
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by tehalex 4y ago
Hopefully it 'just works' and is easier than AWS's DMS. I use AWS DMS to replica data from RDS => Redshift and it's a never-ending source of pain.
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by tehalex 4y ago
Probably not - unless you are very write heavy and having problems scaling MySQL as-is.
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by tehalex 4y ago
Seems like a clone of https://www.usage.ai which has been on the frontpage a few times recently, but just undercutting the finders fee - I guess that's the "other providers that charge you egregious fees"
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by tehalex 4y ago
I work at an ed-tech and most of our non-technical (sales, curriculum, customer success, etc) have a background in education. It's valuable for those roles to have education experience and it's a natural fit/transition for pe
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by tehalex 5y ago
Having worked with JAMF's API... I don't like it, but yeah, this is not normal and something as to how your company is using JAMF. The people in charge of this are usually more of the IT than 'self respecting engineers'
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by tehalex 5y ago
iPads can be put into a "shared iPad mode" that is managed from MDMs. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/shared-ipad-overv...
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by tehalex 5y ago
I have no interested in listening and I've thought about canceling spotify for how hard they push the podcast with no way to hide it.
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by tehalex 5y ago
Why would any developer ever use replit again?
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by tehalex 5y ago
In VSCode, I use https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=streetsi... I also enable & use it with languages it doesn't really have proper support for (like sql and ruby) - just add words to the dictionar
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by tehalex 5y ago
acquisition might have been their strategy all long, but I can't see ServiceNow doing anything but strangling what was a cool tool - though maybe in the best case some observability will carry over to huge enterprises
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by tehalex 6y ago
Stitch is partially open as stitch - many of the integrations they list on their website are hosted versions of OSS singer, but a couple are not OSS. I'm not sure how Stitch's acquisition will affect Singer contributions and such
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by tehalex 6y ago
Data Pipeline is abandoned - it is also miserable to work with. Otherwise yeah, there might be too many ways to do the same thing, but AWS generally has a stellar track record of supporting everything else they have made.
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by tehalex 6y ago
I've used this before & it was great - however both this and the bitly oauth2 proxy linked about are archived. https://github.com/oauth2-proxy/oauth2-proxy is a maintained fork.
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by tehalex 6y ago
It's almost like this was intentionally misleading...
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by tehalex 6y ago
We are using Convox v2 too and are happy with it, but I'm hesitant to do the upgrade to introduce the complexity of kubernetes to our devs and if convox the right abstraction on top of kubernetes when there which is already a pile of a
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by tehalex 6y ago
We use intercom where I work, it's so expensive and tries to do a bunch of different things but is mediocre at most of them. Congrats and excited to see more.
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by tehalex 6y ago
Here's a good article that I saw on HN a few months ago: https://blog.darknedgy.net/technology/2020/05/02/0/index.htm... Also: https://suckless.org/sucks/systemd/ Pe
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by tehalex 6y ago
Here's the ruby equivalent: https://github.com/thisredone/rb
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by tehalex 7y ago
I wonder if this includes or if they can use Direct Connect? [1] Cloud data transfers are too expensive, personally I assume that it costs more to measure and bill for bandwidth than the usage itself... 1: https://aws.amazon.com&

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