"If his arguments are shaky, he will step down from the pedestal on his own when he realises that this decision is inefficient and unnecessary." - The sad part about this person is that when presented with this type of feedback, they always double and triple down despite the facts on the board, it is really odd and risky behavior to be honest.
At the end of the day, I am the person who has to put him in his place, so I want to make sure I am not missing a major point of consideration with celery.
I just want to make sure in this case, I'm not missing out on some super special sauce or advantage that celery provides. Consuming a queue seems trivial that I am worried I am missing something.
I work with an engineer who consistently advocates for terrible architecture and design patterns with a ton of confidence. Every time one of his ideas is implemented it turns into a flaming bag of complexity dog shit, and everyone else is left holding the bag to clean up.His new tirade is demanding we start using celery to solve every problem we have. I instinctively want to dismiss him out of...
Datadog has turned into an ever loving piece of shit. I am sick of their sales team grabbing us by the ankles and "Accidentally" charging for services we don't use. Now, this morning they changed something with their AWS integration that is causing 10X the API calls against our accounts (and thus, 10X guardduty costs on our end analyzing those API requests).I have had enough of their bullshit...
Slack seems to be buggier than usual over the past 10 days or so. Is Anyone else seeing the same thing?. A lot of my colleagues are reporting Slack being laggy and/or crippling their CPU across both Windows and Linux. Slack's self reported status page doesn't show anything as down.
In one step, Passkeys provide multiple forms of authentication including:
* FIDO2 based credential * Origin verification of the requesting web app by the Platform Authenticator (this part makes them phish resistant) * user password, because you had to unlock the platform authenticator in the first place * device authentication, because the passkeys are stored within device bound platform authenticators
Don't let your lazy compliance people tell you passkeys aren't MFA.
Remote: Remote and hybrid preferred, on-site north of Boston only
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: AWS, Security, Terraform, Containers, GoLang, Python, SOC2/HITRUST/ISO2700X compliance, Kubernetes, DevOps
Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pnjTvSZPpUqoZ-qXJrszWhPr5SZ...
Email: [email protected]
Hello! My name is Jamie. I am a software engineer with a decade of experience tackling complex infrastructure and security problems. I spend half of my focus working with startups and small businesses to build, operate, and certify security management programs to be compliant with frameworks like SOC 2, HITRUST, and ISO 2700x, and the other half with my hands on the keyboard working on GoLang, Python, or Terraform codebases.
I left my last start up at the beginning of 2023 when the general market shakeup led to a change of focus for the company. I took on a role working at a security consultancy to build out their cloud practice. I enjoy the excitement and learning that comes with being exposed to many different customer environments, however, I ultimately view the position as a stepping stone to stay sharp and develop new skills until I find my next opportunity to grow and build with a new company.
Please reach out if you are looking to find a scrappy hacker who builds elegant infrastructure for regulated companies.