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Postgres FM podcast episode on pgvector(postgres.fm)
2 points by wolfeidau 3y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started with AI for Developers(wolfe.id.au)
1 points by wolfeidau 3y ago|0 comments
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by wolfeidau 3y ago
I have been using Cody in VSCode for a couple of months, and I am getting a ton of value out of it. The key things I love are: 1. It really knows how to summarise a code blocks, this can be helpful to review code in other projects, or provi
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Stop Using IAM User Credentials with Terraform Cloud – Mark Wolfe's Blog(wolfe.id.au)
2 points by wolfeidau 3y ago|0 comments
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by wolfeidau 4y ago
What a wonderful story, certainly brought a tear to the eye and a smile to my face. Thanks for posting o/
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Why isn't my S3 bucket secure?(wolfe.id.au)
1 points by wolfeidau 6y ago|0 comments
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Why AWS CDK?(wolfe.id.au)
1 points by wolfeidau 7y ago|0 comments
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Chain Launches Open Source Developer Platform(chain.com)
3 points by wolfeidau 10y ago|0 comments
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by wolfeidau 11y ago
Great work on this, it really is a weak spot for a lot of aws developers, myself included. I would love to see more work on the AWS side to address this with integration to keychain, 1password and the like.
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IoT Development with Docker Containers(wolfe.id.au)
1 points by wolfeidau 11y ago|0 comments
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by wolfeidau 11y ago
Great suggestion, will add that as well
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GitHub Security(wolfe.id.au)
7 points by wolfeidau 11y ago|2 comments
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by wolfeidau 11y ago
Fantastic work and props for open sourcing the site. I will be reading the code to this one! Thanks
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by wolfeidau 11y ago
Great stuff looking forward to seeing more ARM based hosting services. Been using labs.online.net for a few months and it has been fantastic. Good luck!
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by wolfeidau 12y ago
Great post really enjoyed it. Also a big fan of golang, loving the posts by people using it in anger. Thanks
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
Great read, it is very interesting reading about the process you followed designing and building a hardware project from scratch. Hopefully this encourages more people to have a shot at building something interesting, and write about it. Th
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
I have learnt a small amount of it a few times, I use and rely on RabbitMQ every day so it is important I know a bit about it. That said I just can't get over how bizarre and jarring the syntax is, this paired with the configuration st
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Getting a new node project started with npm(wolfe.id.au)
2 points by wolfeidau 13y ago|0 comments
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
Enjoyed watching these so far, great to see someone stepping up to help get people started with golang. Thanks
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
Yes one of goals is to open source the entire platform.
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
Great tutorial, look forward to the next one. Clojure, and indeed LISP is one of the things I would really like to learn but most of the tutorials have been way to academic in there format. This one so far has been much more focused and cle
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
I really wish that HP, Dell or anyone else would do the same in Australia. I cannot for the life of me buy a laptop with ubuntu preloaded today. I look forward to this initiative spreading further :)
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by wolfeidau 13y ago
I currently use a couple of things: * Heroku * ec2 using awsbox for dev with push deploys https://github.com/mozilla/awsbox If you want SSL support and have a few apps then heroku can be a bit expensive, also monitorin
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
+1 on the excellent news, makes it especially easy for hobbyist like myself to mess around with this sort of thing. Awesome to see use of vagrant to get started quickly!
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
Great new site, love the 'browserify v2: less features, more unix!' Look forward to trying to this out.
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
Very disappointed with the people that made these statements, they should know better. Kicking other peoples puppy is never cool, people forget where they started. Some times you have to take this sort of crap on the chin and keep hacking a
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
Working a small development shop I can tell you that if we buy an off the shelf workstation it can take almost as much time to clear our the crap ware and configure the drivers as it does to build a machine from parts, even considering the
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
Great news, would be a welcome addition to JRuby! Interested to do some testing as it comes together and see what I can help with.
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
After some consideration I would probably err on the side of caution and either use something like IPSEC AH (Authenticated Header), or build a session key exchange protocol using something akin to it's two phase approach, or even just perfo
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by wolfeidau 14y ago
I am interested as to how this would be done with a REST API. Would it be required that a client perform a pre call for each request, or for a window of requests possibly. I have seen this sort of thing in SOAP aka WS-Security with their Se

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