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Exploring and making money can be one and the same thing too.

I was exactly feeling like this before i started budiness then i found friends to take over the boring parts.


There is normal in Japan/Korea/China hell even India in Mumbai where people are more outgoing.

Also, how much money do you need for education in uk these days?

People look at risk vs reward.

Sex is no longer a tabbo and arguably it's the easiest and most natural work.

Incels will be infuriated at this.

Very soon we'll see news that top 1% sleep with 90% students.


We use Serverless lambda + api gateway + cognito, there is no room for getting hacked.


Famous last words ;)

While leveraginvg serverless gives a lot of benefits in terms of hardening and infrastructure setup, all the traditional application security issues (e.g. OWASP TOP 10) like SQL injection can still apply.


We used Haskell in an adnetwork to filter traffic and detect traffic fraud.

Railway oriented piplines are ideal for this kind of processing where Haskell proved to be very useful.

That said now we code exclusively in Rust/Go but the fraud detection is still built in Haskell.


Email me your resume, we operate in ad tech space.

We are based in Europe+Asia

Our team is 100% remote.


I am also looking for remote job, sent you resume. See if you can help.


Are you open to other applicants? I’m also looking for a remote job.


We use Lambda authorizers, how do you use cognito


You can create a custom auth flow using lambda and cognito; you can return a series of challenges and create a stateful flow using session tokens which results in a set of access, identity, and refresh tokens.

Alternatively you can use the auth code flow baked into lambda; if you have premium support make a case and someone can walk you through it :)


Once we lost the user account DB at a startup to database data loss and some other day, someone logged into mongodb and dropped all the tables and backups were not test before, so they did not work.

After that we no longer store these details.

We've been using amazon cognito with lambda authorizers.


That sounds like the problem is how you keep your database permissions and backups, not anything to do with auth.


Sorry, if it's a stupid question.

Is that what git blame does


git blame shows the last person who modified a line, and this information is retrieved from the commit history.

This extension how ever shows you which pending pull requests are changing a given file.


Exactly. GitHub is quite good at showing the history and current state of a file. This extension aims to also provide a way to see how a file might change in the future.


There is also a sunk cost fallacy which keeps people trapped.


Sunk cost or costly effort? There are a more than a handful of large of technologies, frameworks and libraries used in my industry which would have to be ported/rewritten and supported from C++ before anyone would think twice before using an alternate language. Particularly when speed is the name of the game (in terms of integration, not just compiled binaries). There are hundreds of C++ libraries employed daily that would be non-trivial to port.


Things are being rewritten, and those which are still not, can be used by combining languages.


It's not a fallacy if you either have to manage two language stacks or rewrite huge codebases. Those things are expensive.


Joke is usually a lie in disguise

-Alex


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