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Comment #44876545
> who then build quite a lot of snowflake software So close! People building snowflake software is a consequence of it not being a generalizable problem, not the cause of it. Every…
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Comment #39918475
I love LiveView + Svelte! (I gave the talk at ElixirConf 2022 on how to combine them, but the live_svelte contributors have done the work to make it a reality) IMO there is always …
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Comment #38518802
I like this approach, I've always thought that IaC could be generated by scanning application code. Although I share the skepticism that IAM is the best place to start. I'm curious…
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Comment #37410607
The problem with venture-funded neobanking business model today is that growth is expensive. CACs for traditional US banks have always been high (ever gotten an offer of several hu…
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Comment #36579090
I worked next to the founders a decade ago and tried the first versions of the project (before Apple acq). Loved the concept, but it hasn't really lived up to the promise.
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Comment #35805367
Very neat! AI using AI!
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Comment #34417780
The post says "If you stored secrets on our platform during this time period, assume they have been accessed" so I'm guess self-hosted customers weren't impacted. The method of att…
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Comment #33837648
Interesting to hear your work on Satori, thanks for sharing! Curious if you've done the same analysis for Immuta? We haven't set up a public test suite or bug bounty program yet, b…
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Comment #33833523
Acra does offer similar functionality to JumpWire! We don't have production access to your databases, it's a pretty fundamental part of our value prop. Database credentials can be …
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Comment #33826687
mystery solved
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Comment #33823491
Thanks, I'll reach out next week!
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Comment #33823019
We do plan to support MongoDB! Right now we are wrapping up DynamoDB, and mongo is next after. We are hoping to leverage their recently released Queryable Encryption feature [1], b…
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Comment #33821889
Sounds good, travel safe
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Comment #33820771
Happy to chat anytime! You can reach me by email (ryan at [ourdomain]) or book directly on my cal - https://calendly.com/ryan-jump/yc-founder-meeting We've peeked at Snaplet in the…
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Comment #33820642
We can launch the engine into VPC we manage that is co-located in your region/AZ, and peer the networks, instead of offering a traditional multi-tenant hosted solution. But we try …
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Comment #33820396
We tag releases for the container which gives you flexibility to manage updates on your deployment schedule. In a production setup, our proxy engine automatically clusters across m…
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Comment #33819745
We see BigID and others in the data governance space focusing on cataloging schemas and identifying risks around access to data that violates policies. In cases where remediation r…
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Comment #33819280
Indeed we did get into the weeds. PostgreSQL was fairly straightforward, MySQL was a big challenge. Interestingly the hard parts are supporting the large variety of authentication …