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aws-vault - the best way to manage AWS credentials for multiple accounts
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zackproser.com
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2 years ago
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eng
aws-vault is an excellent open-source tool written in Golang that allows you to manage the credentials for multiple AWS accounts securely.
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You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. -- Steve Jobs Normally, I’m not a quote person, and don’t get inspired by them much. Sometimes they provide great insights, but even in that case, I prefer to strain them through my own experience and see what remains. However, in recent times, I’m experiencing a domino effect in my digital life and organization. I was able to realize almost all m....
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I once worked with an organization that developed five year strategic plans, while at the same time teaching its employees that we live in volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) world. See the irony? Either planning or reacting - organizations best able to adapt to their environment win. This post Rethinking Strategy: Planning vs. Reacting first appeared on Dan Stroot's Blog
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aws-vault - the best way to manage AWS credentials for multiple accounts
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zackproser.com
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2 years ago
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eng
aws-vault is an excellent open-source tool written in Golang that allows you to manage the credentials for multiple AWS accounts securely.
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I recently needed to figure out how to have my Vercel API route accept a new job and return a response immediately while still performing long running processing in the background. This is what I learned.
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I recently needed to figure out how to have my Vercel API route accept a new job and return a response immediately while still performing long running processing in the background. This is what I learned.
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Spring has sprung. That means laughter in the air, flowers everywhere, and DEF CON right around the corner. In the spirit of new growth we’ve got another discounted room block for DEF CON 32 attendees - this time it’s at Resorts World. You can check the selection and book at this link . Resorts World is the very large, very new hotel-casino complex that sits on the lot once occupied by The Stardust. It sports a location convenient to ..
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This artical is a quick introduction into setting up the Gemini API client SDK on Android to perform Optical Character Recognition (OCR) on images. Let’s jump straight in: The Gemini API gives you access to the latest generative AI models from Google. Gemini is a series of multimodal generative AI models developed by Google. Gemini […] The post OCR with Gemini LLM on Android first appeared on Blundell .
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While living in Seattle, it was fun when we came across British things that reminded us of home. Most of the time we just happened to stumble upon these things, though we were actively seeking out the best place to get proper fish & chips. Now that I’m back in the UK and can reflect upon on my 3.5 years in Seattle, I thought it would be interesting to record them all here:
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To non-Australians, Vegemite is one of the strangest food products you’re likely to ever encounter. It’s a dark brown, almost black, shiny paste with a pungent scent, and a very strong, almost indescribable taste that is strongly umami and very salty. Read article...
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To non-Australians, Vegemite is one of the strangest food products you’re likely to ever encounter. It’s a dark brown, almost black, shiny paste with a pungent scent, and a very strong, almost indescribable taste that is strongly umami and very salty. Read article...
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While living in Seattle, it was fun when we came across British things that reminded us of home. Most of the time we just happened to stumble upon these things, though we were actively seeking out the best place to get proper fish & chips. Now that I’m back in the UK and can reflect upon on my 3.5 years in Seattle, I thought it would be interesting to record them all here:
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I wish I was morally bankrupt enough to be a productivity guru. I could, like, charge $50k to stand behind a podium in a hotel ballroom and spout nonsense at desperate people in an attempt to get them to buy my book and planners. It would be awesome. – snakeyjake
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Pushing To Main (Issue #158) 2024-04-06 12:45:00 +07:00 by Mark Smith This week’s newsletter is out! In this week’s edition: A fantastic mix of tech related podcasts from state of the tech scene reviews to hobby project development, and some interviews with very interesting people. Your gonna love it. Issue details: Title: Pushing To Main Issue: 158 Page: issue webpage Another awesome issue of the newsletter. #
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We'd like to share the briefest of updates on the Hadnagy lawsuit. The most recent progress is a ruling dismissing six of the plaintiff’s seven claims. Four of the claims were dismissed outright, as was part of Hadnagy's defamation claim, and two were dismissed with leave to amend. Part of the one defamation claim survived our motion to dismiss. The next move belongs to the plaintiff, as they determine how to proceed on the claims dism..
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How do you customize a LLM chatbot to address a collection of documents and data? What tools and techniques can you use to build embeddings into a vector database? This week on the show, Calvin Hendryx-Parker is back to discuss developing an AI-powered, Large Language Model-driven chat interface.
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It is that time of year where performance and salaries are reviewed. In my new role it is the first time I have been part of this. I came across a very timely article that aligned nicely with one of the steps in our process.
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It is that time of year where performance and salaries are reviewed. In my new role it is the first time I have been part of this. I came across a very timely article that aligned nicely with one of the steps in our process.
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30th of April, there was a break-in at our house and several bikes were stolen; one of mine and the others from the neighbors. Frame number: GZ60560592VIN: XRGA0H57A6A000281 If this bike is offered for sale to you, please get in … Continue reading →
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I had a lot of fun being interviewed by James Holder for the Software Synergy Podcast. You can listen on Spotify or Apple .
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I had a lot of fun being interviewed by James Holder for the Software Synergy Podcast. You can listen on Spotify or Apple .
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I had a lot of fun being interviewed by James Holder for the Software Synergy Podcast. You can listen on Spotify or Apple .
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I had a lot of fun being interviewed by James Holder for the Software Synergy Podcast. You can listen on Spotify or Apple .
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I had a lot of fun being interviewed by James Holder for the Software Synergy Podcast. You can listen on Spotify or Apple .
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A couple of days ago, I introduced Fresh Eyes , a little macOS utility to help me practice the 20-20-20 rule and take better care of my vision while on the computer. Today, Fresh Eyes was approved and is now available on the macOS App Store.
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A paper reading club at work; databases and distributed systems research
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notes.eatonphil.com
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2 years ago
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I started a paper reading club this week at work, focused on databases and distributed systems research. I posted in a general channel about the premise and asked if anyone was interested. I clarified the intended topic and that discussions would be asynchronous over email, run fortnightly. Weekly seemed way too often. A month seemed way too infrequent. Fortnightly seemed decent. I was nervous to do this because I've been here about 2 m....
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Introduction: Scalable Group Decision-Making A deliberative consensus protocol is a process that online groups can use to make decisions. It’s designed to produce good decisions that are fair and manifest the collective intelligence of the group.
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Writing maketh the 10x Developer. More so the 10x development team.
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www.evalapply.org
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2 years ago
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Writing is thinking. Software is peoples' thoughts on repeat. Developers who can pen their thoughts clearly multiply their impact. This matters even more in group work. Common sense rules; no literature major necessary.
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