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stewartjarod
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About stewartjarod
Boulder, CO
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Comment #47797795
And if you want a SaaS like experience for your own AWS, there is wraps.dev ;d
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Comment #47766167
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Comment #47114987
ESLint is pass/fail. Every pattern is either an error everywhere or ignored entirely. This makes it useless for the most common real-world scenario: you have hundreds of occurrence…
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Comment #46914293
LOVELY :D
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Comment #46800651
AI bubble pop, when???
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Comment #46723205
Thanks! Great questions. Pulumi updates: Yes, exactly. Pulumi manages infrastructure state and handles diff-based updates. When we ship new features or improvements, users run wrap…
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Comment #46721306
Automations is a visual workflow builder for multi-step sequences. Consider: - Welcome series (signup → 3 emails over a week) - Cart abandonment (wait for purchase, timeout → remin…
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Show HN: Wraps – AWS SES made usable (templates, broadcasts, + automations)
Hey HN, I'm Jarod. Spent 2 years at SendGrid watching developers struggle with email infrastructure. Built Wraps to fix the SES setup problem. One command or package (CDK & Pulumi)…
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Comment #46567571
I wanted to make some educational content on what a dmarc policy is for and why people should care about it. Let me know what you think
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Comment #39099161
when mmo?
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Comment #38026887
no sex, no drugs, no rock and roll.
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Comment #37957305
First, https://passel.email a newsletter aggregator and https://indiepixels.io an unlimited design agency platform.
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Comment #37928589
this is fantastic. I can tell that Star Trek has had a little bit of influence in the chairs that I like.
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Comment #37827681
Nah. It's never a bad time for that.
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Comment #37042795
Love your channel
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Comment #36155651
Oh wow. I didn't know DuckDuckGo was a remote company. Very cool
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Comment #36153294
It's an expensive process. It can happen, generally when you have skills that the company really needs and is hard to replace. Best of luck!
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Comment #35013884
Any chance to open-source some of those lighter-weight components? I feel like there are lot of things out there that are just fat and cumbersome.
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Comment #34326382
Start by making integration tests that test each and every little behavior of the existing API.