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I like the format but these seem grammatically incorrect written down in arabic, e.g. missing articles etc, I guess you're going for street Arabic but you should have it in fusha, it's easier to go other way around

An acqui-hire one year after a $32M round, oof.

I say this as a personal rust fan, but practically if a language like a combination of Kotlin+Go existed, that'd be like an awesome standard business language. Kotlin is good but just very tied to the JVM, Go has a hostile syntax/developer experience. Another way to frame it is like Rust with a garbage collector. Most biz APIs don't really need zero cost abstractions of Rust.

you know there's this great abstraction over files we came up with in the data world called 'tables'..

ye even less relevant for that usecase with snapstart.

yes something like kotlin + go would be excellent

Apache Iceberg is kind of this, but more oriented around large data lake datasets.

This is nice! In Matano, we take a similar approach but with Rust + serverless for pulling SaaS logs (https://github.com/matanolabs/matano/tree/main/lib/rust/log_...) and storing them in a data lake.

Perhaps this is true for business data (though I'm skeptical of the claims), but, for example, for security data, this isn't true at all. Collecting cloud, identity, SaaS, and network logs/data can easily exceed hundreds of terabytes. A big reason why we're building Matano as a data lake for security.

It seems an odd pitch in general to say, hey my product specifically performs poorly on large datasets.

Thank you, fixed the link!

the new warp.dev terminal is kinda similar tho not exactly

I wonder, why doesnt Nike just add ID verification, is the friction too much?

I mean these people queue in lines so I would think not, and the new ID verification apps are pretty seamless (upload a pic of self and ID).

What's in it for the fraudster here?

I would suggest you to learn about serverless platforms like Lambda and Cloud Functions. Hint: it's not about the setup.

I mean it works both ways, e.g. thousands of sq km of Russia and Canada become would likely become fertile agricultural land.

Read this article to learn what a hypocrite this woman is on 'free speech' : https://theintercept.com/2018/03/08/the-nyts-bari-weiss-fals...

https://cloudscape.design surprisingly practical

Why would you post this and ask for referrals, he's clearly not representing himself the best.

Good points, I'm building an open source security lake platform for AWS (https://github.com/matanolabs/matano) that lets you ingest petabytes of data and write detections as code, all in your AWS account. We take an IaaC approach so everything from config to detections is managed as code in Git.

I can't disagree with this article more and it's exactly why Twitter is ridiculously over engineered. I remember chatting with a Twitter DevOps guy and there's multiple internal Grafana clones instead of just using Grafana.

His bathroom doesn't have a basin so he goes to the loo and washes his hands in the kitchen sink over his dishes... that's disgusting.

You can smell the fear.

That's the problem Twitter over engineers every single thing way too much.

Well the repeated obfuscation between 'product' and 'code' when someone asked you how an open source project with an Apache License can depend on your project. Realistically, there's no way a project with a fully permissive license like Apache/MIT can use your project.

You say:

> The GPL is a good fit for open source users

As the thread tells you, it's clearly not for the many Apache/MIT licensed Rust projects that cannot use your GPL licensed code.

Again you say:

> With the GPL, we are happy to let open source users use the library for free. Commercial users still will be able to use the library because of the escape hatch of the dual license.

You make this differentiation between commercial and open source users while conveniently ignoring that the most permissively open source projects (Apache/MIT) are practically prevented from using your software.

At least with BSL, projects are honest about what they're doing. Don't play both sides.

Everyone raised seed funding recently, I wonder what was even their idea of monetization.

Heads up, you forgot to handle confused deputy in your IAM Role policy: (In 'Configuring IAM role' at https://docs.paigo.tech/ can't link to a page), which means anyone can pass a role (e.g. for another user) and you'll assume it.

Check out https://docs.aws.amazon.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/confused-de... for how to handle it. You need to require and use an 'ExternalId'.

Even DynamoDb has one

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/developerg...

I would search every cloud.

This article reads like it was written by the CIA.

It's actually used for the new AWS SDKs but yeah fairly new.