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uh welcome back to another episode of
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bill breaking fix with
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just rip that from saying
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i'm gonna i'm gonna switch my network i
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i'm a little laggy
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something's wrong in the mansion
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i like your background okay
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someday someday you too man someday you
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all right if i if you lose me for a
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switching that works
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while you're doing that i'll just um
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do the acknowledgement
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i begin today by acknowledging the
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traditional custodians of the land on
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which we gather today and pay my
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respects to the elders past present and
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future i extend their respect to
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aboriginal and torres strait islander
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uh where's the chief sniffer um
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i guess he's gone out today
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so yeah he couldn't make it
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i hope seeing the next one though
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for those who don't know it's tori's
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birthday so happy birthday tori
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thank you very much
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all right you do much
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next weekend though actually i was going
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to go out this weekend but
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just i just didn't feel super i was
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pretty tired this weekend so i just
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yeah next weekend i'll be going places
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out north of bali yeah i'm 50.
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what's wrong with 50 man come on
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no nothing um yeah so i don't i don't
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know why it's a joke then
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i'm 36. i'm 36 actually yeah
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it's a microsoft of ages
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yeah hey so you're still in bali right
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um i am still in bali and
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this week they just announced that they
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will be bringing back direct flights
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uh later this month so that's like
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the it'll be if it goes through
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then it will be the first
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international flight arriving in bali in
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i don't know almost
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two years pretty much i think i think
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maybe just under two years
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which is good for me because because
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that means it'll be a lot easier to
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fly out of here later
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once there's once there's flights
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he's in i i've taken over zane's house
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i'm i'm house sitting why are you yeah
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i'm stuck here man
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this is my punishment
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i talked to zayn and zayn said he's
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still working on um
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this issue with route 53 and cloudfront
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i think he said the first thing to do
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um to see if the dns
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record had updated or something like
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um and then after that he was he
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suggested we just go back and
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basically look at our
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cloud front configuration and
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whatever else like s3 route 53 so
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basically anything else
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what do you want to show your shoulder
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oh dropping the music
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my girlfriend's always like what's that
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this is how we this is this is how we
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it's a good it's a nice touch i think
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this one this one's a little bit
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sometimes it's like i feel like i'm in a
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like a yoga studio
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yeah about to do some sound salutations
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yeah it's kind of like that
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you only have like 10 to choose from you
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options are limited
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said we need the sound of a flushing
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not cool i almost spilled my drink
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i was ain't so working late okay
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could you turn it down just slightly
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it's a little hard to hear you
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oh sorry man is that good
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too soft yeah that's good that's good
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you could probably turn it up a little
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bit if you want what happened why is it
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oh okay yeah it was just
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the interviews for the internship go
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you don't mind me asking
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actually um i applied
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i applied for a senior
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front end position
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i passed the first technical round but
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just like the behavioral part and
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if you can't tell i failed that part so
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they didn't pass me
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oh that bad behavior
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no i think i think they i think right
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now so i i was referred i was referred
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by uh by a back end dev um
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through my community back home
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and he was like dude just supply it's a
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senior position but just apply anyways
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because they might consider you for
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you know a non-senior role
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and i said are you sure he's like do it
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there are no non-senior positions open
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so i'm pretty sure that's why i got
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oh okay makes sense
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i mean i didn't get moved on to the next
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round i should say it's not like i would
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have gotten a job but yeah like they
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didn't they didn't
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if i had passed there would have been
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two more two or three more technical
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yeah that makes yep
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i thought you had um an internship um
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interview doing as well oh no why
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the funny thing is i applied so they
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have an internship
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they have like an application pool that
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closed for internships on the 19th of
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january or something so i applied for
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those as well so i wonder if they look
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application and then looked at the
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internship application like what is
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no but i haven't i haven't heard back
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internship i feel like it's not going to
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go anywhere just because it's so
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there's probably more than 500
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applicants and one of the things you had
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to submit the application was
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do a technical like you had to build a
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okay and i could see on github there
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were like more than 500 of the repos
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yeah so i was like well like it's a far
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yeah so i don't have too much faith in
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it reminds me though i should get back
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to the guy who referred me and say you
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yeah he'll probably tell me
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he'll probably tell me too that there's
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no non-senior positions open right now
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and just try again later
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i mean it was good like experience
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anyways regardless yeah yeah definitely
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i mean i didn't i didn't like my hopes
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and dreams were not
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we're not pegged on it but i'll tell you
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i was like um if i can even get past a
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i'll be very happy with myself so i'm
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i mean it says something if you like
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pass the technical right
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of the senior position
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no i mean the the first the first
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just like can you code
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at all kind of thing
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it wasn't it wasn't anything difficult
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or tricky i think the last rounds were
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the ones where they're like they're
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really going to test you
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but yeah i'm still happy because it like
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doing any type of interview is just a
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um anyways because it's stressful
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for me at least so i'm always happy to
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just get better at the
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process dude i've had time to work on
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i made a little bit of progress today
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actually so i'm happy about that
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what's for bingo tori
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it's gonna be this revolutionary uh
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based on this show
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hey can i have a look
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it's not it's it's it's not even an
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mostly what i've been working on right
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the authentication system in setting up
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database which i'm using something new i
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which is called fauna
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interesting what is that um
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gcp service or i don't know oh so fauna
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fauna was fauna was developed by some
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some devs at twitter and they made like
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this like serverless database called
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fauna and it's just like database as a
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service and it's serverless and it's
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a graph database i don't it's it's like
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a nosql database but it's not
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i don't know um but it's cool it's good
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and then it has its own like query
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language which is pretty pretty
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interesting it's more like a functional
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and it just has a lot of really great
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features as well and
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it can't be it can't be free
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let's see what do you recommend we have
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a look sorry what do you think
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is the is the web is the website does
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that does the url for the site work at
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only the cloudfront one
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okay but not the actual
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oh there it is sorry i'm logging into
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uh fauna like like plants
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uh yeah i would love to make it a twitch
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app in the future maybe i can make it
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more generic so streams could like set
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like that'd be cool to make it like a
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game for for twitch streams for you
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you know people watching the stream to
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play along and interact
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that's actually kind of cool yeah
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i think i think i haven't investigated
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it but i think i heard some other
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some other um apps like that but i
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should check it out sometime
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thinking if it was me i would feel like
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the first place i would go is check
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um yeah this is round 53 man so
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i think um i think zayn created probably
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i'm hopping in there too on my computer
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what do you what do you reckon finesse
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honestly i think um
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yeah honestly i think
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zayn probably needs to have a look at
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account to see if it's
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possibly there's conflict there i mean
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that's what we were talking about right
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yeah i don't know i didn't get to ask
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because i didn't know how to explain it
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i'm wondering if that happens to be the
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that's what i think
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it might be the issue because he has
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it just i mean i don't know enough about
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the dns and networking but it just seems
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like it would cause some like overlap
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because he has like a sub domain and
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then the domain but then
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he's like changing the
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these these records for the dns in one
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place and in another place and i just
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feel like they're it's just
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literally two minutes to fix
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um yeah it feels like we're going in
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is that another part week
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you know me i can't work on the front
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just okay geckdev says just create a
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root apex a alias record cloudfront
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i thought we did that which is crazy
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yeah that's what i thought we did as
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there is no there is no alias
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i thought he did this already
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for the scrambler subdomain
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can't type yeah no worries um thanks
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so is it is it an alias to s3 endpoint
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uh should be cloud front but i just
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wanted to try it if s3
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just do what gek dab says
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don't make him angry
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it doesn't show up man like this thing
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see it has a record for s3
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no resources found
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does cloud front exist
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in the record drop down he says
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oh that's interesting what is what does
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oh actually maybe not
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what what is what is
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quadruple a and that's for
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i'll try a c name like okay
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so he does i think he does have the c
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well i don't know how it's configured
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this really shouldn't be this this hard
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it's been too long
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what is this what is the cname pointing
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this one was for the
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oh that's for a cert
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yeah this is awesome
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i'm sure we haven't looked at that sorry
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were you still having look at this
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yeah i was just looking at it i was
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i was looking at it on my computer
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looking at cloudfront
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apparently we need to add um
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alternate domain names we need to add
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i was just looking at that too i'll be
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see if you have a look here it says that
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add an alternative c name
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the cloud for instruments attached to
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trusted certificate which is what we try
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basically we need to do the certificate
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add the alternate domain name it seems
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so you didn't create a certificate yeah
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what's what's the bot part
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it's not being validated
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we'll also need your domain set and
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the alternate domain
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names yeah that's what we just tried to
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it's not allowing us
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can we do that instead
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yeah that's the thing um touring get div
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he's laughing all the certs
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yeah but yeah this is the issue that
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you need one set with rokoda dev
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so his his domain is
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hosted by i think he said name cheap
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does that like does that have anything
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that like there are certain
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dns record like are there things he
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needs to set up on his name his name
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you need to set the round 53 name
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servers and namecheap yes
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yeah i was surprised he never mentioned
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i thought he said name chief i could be
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wrong but i thought he said name tube
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and then he has his own personal account
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i think he's done it yeah
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but he needs to in name cheap so
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namecheap would have its own dns records
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i think is is that the correct gekkov
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that he would need to configure
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i'll be lost without gagged over this
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i feel like if if the
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if the domain was purchased through
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route 53 this would be way simpler
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can't do all the work for you guys
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uh did zayn leave you with a
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kebab stipend ganesh to distribute to
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i feel like the problem here is
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definitely something
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i mean with route 53 with the dns
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records because cloudfront works like we
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if we access the cloudfront url that
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when you when you guys can't do this for
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a week i'll do it for a kebab
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it's it's nearing then so
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so i don't know if they're actually i
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mean without access
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like without being able to talk to zane
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it's hard to get a full sense about this
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this domain like what's going on with it
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and it seems like cloudfront works s3
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works right we can access
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the site directly from s3 we can access
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the site directly from the cloud front
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so it seems like the problem is is with
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something with the with route 53 the dns
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yeah i agree and that and it may just be
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how the other dns records are configured
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on his personal aws account or whatever
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is going on in namecheap maybe that's
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the certificates are still pending
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i would think so i would think that's
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why like it just can't be validated so
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i know yeah all right
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we would get lost without saying
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have have you ever have you ever have
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set up a static site on
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on s3 and route 53
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it's pretty straightforward right i mean
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i did it like months ago
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i can't really i remember it being
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pretty pretty simple but i didn't do
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anything with like sub domains
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but i've done that for other servers
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that i've had and it wasn't bad
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so yeah i don't know maybe it's um
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maybe it's just that
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do you want to try to do you want to
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more on this or you want to try to do
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um let me just try this one thing and
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i'm fine you can keep trying for the
0:38:05
15 minutes as much as you want
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unless without having name cheap
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forwarding to route 53
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that's what i think too
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you can't validate
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cm certs which are required okay
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i reckon yeah maybe it's just a good
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idea to table it for now since then yeah
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i don't know if he he if he did anything
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he never mentioned if he set up anything
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for that sub domain and i don't know if
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that matters i imagine it does matter
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for the sub domain too but
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obviously it works for the stream blog
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and the rest of the stuff on roar coders
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like that's configured correctly
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yep but that's on his account
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right that's on his personal aws account
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if it was me i would just port over the
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to to route 53 i think it's just so much
0:39:52
yeah i think yeah maybe let's just leave
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it for now and then we can um
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we can ask him to like
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yeah potentially port over it or
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you know or configure it in namecheap or
0:40:07
whatever yeah just configure it maybe he
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got like a real good deal from namecheap
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for like two years so he bought it there
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i think i think through route 53 it's
0:40:23
12 to 15 dollars for the domain per year
0:40:27
it's pretty typical
0:40:36
yeah so what do you think we can uh
0:40:48
what was going to come after this
0:40:54
i think we could try to look at that
0:40:55
that um that default lambda
0:41:05
we could look at that default lambda and
0:41:14
or we could work on the front end
0:41:26
you can put across messages
0:41:31
so on the default lambda
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for the websocket i'm sorry for the
0:41:40
we need to implement some logic that
0:41:42
when a message is sent from the client
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is then received by everybody else
0:41:51
essentially who's also on the table
0:41:56
everybody who's connected to the
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websocket i should say
0:42:07
did you want to share scooter yes this
0:42:14
dude i think you have more familiarity
0:42:18
but um yeah i'm happy to listen to it
0:42:21
no i'm just joking
0:42:23
i'll share my screen
0:42:29
i can't code without having to laugh man
0:42:31
i gotta have a laugh
0:42:35
oh no you can't see
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uh i think i think you're the host and
0:42:56
why is my computer so slow what is going
0:43:26
chewing up my resources on my laptop i
0:43:28
don't know what's going on
0:43:36
um well this is the default lambda can
0:43:39
you hear me all right
0:43:44
um do you remember how the websocket
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yep yep on a high level
0:43:54
like on connect we got this working
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right where basically
0:43:59
the client connects to the websocket and
0:44:01
then stored in the table
0:44:09
it's stored in dynamodb right on in that
0:44:13
and then makes sense
0:44:14
on default basically all it does right
0:44:18
is it just sends you back a generic
0:44:25
but what we want to do is basically
0:44:37
we want to we want to use dynamodb
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wow sorry i don't know why my
0:44:48
computer is so slow right now
0:44:56
i can hear you yeah
0:45:35
huh i don't know why it's so slow um
0:45:42
uh i think we just want to bring in
0:45:47
when somebody on the client side sends a
0:45:50
message like let's say they save a card
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or something right
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then that will basically fire
0:46:05
fire off an event on the
0:46:09
that sends a message
0:46:15
with the aws websocket and then it
0:46:19
unless this is being
0:46:21
unless this route is changing right now
0:46:23
what it would do is just hit the default
0:46:28
and and what we have right here is
0:46:31
just a generic message but
0:46:34
you know in the in the event we would
0:46:43
like the message object or whatever
0:46:45
they're sending along with the message
0:46:47
so like basically the
0:46:49
the card info like
0:46:54
like the message on a card or something
0:46:56
right that some user saved
0:47:02
okay cool all right and then
0:47:05
what would happen inside here is
0:47:12
you would use dynamodb and then
0:47:18
query the table and grab all the
0:47:23
that are connected to the table
0:47:25
or connected to the board right
0:47:28
so basically all the all the clients
0:47:31
and then you would
0:47:33
send them that message
0:47:36
you would broadcast that message back to
0:47:41
basically this same
0:47:45
pretty much the same thing that's here
0:47:47
except you would do like a four
0:47:50
like a four of loop or whatever for
0:47:52
however many clients you got back from
0:47:58
okay yeah makes sense
0:48:06
i think it would be
0:48:07
like when you send the message it's
0:48:11
like i don't know what he
0:48:15
calling it but it's probably the event
0:48:16
body right so you'd get the message and
0:48:19
then basically take that message and
0:48:21
just broadcast it to everybody who's
0:48:23
connected to the board
0:48:25
and that way it would happen in real
0:48:27
time and everybody would
0:48:29
when somebody saves a message or saves a
0:48:33
then they would get that card shown on
0:48:42
yeah do you know do you know anything
0:48:44
about the dynamodb api because i don't
0:48:47
really know that much
0:48:58
okay i'm just gonna
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yeah so i think we just need
0:49:16
i think we just need a query
0:49:23
i think we could write the code but i
0:49:25
can't test it because we don't have
0:49:45
what is this this is the
0:49:50
so we don't actually need
0:49:54
this part right here
0:50:01
i think we just need the
0:50:10
all right well we'll worry about that
0:50:16
um i think the first
0:50:20
is like um get all the users
0:50:24
forget all the connection ids whatever
0:50:27
is that what he's saving
0:50:30
yeah yeah connection id
0:50:57
how do we write a query or
0:51:03
i need to have a look man
0:51:05
or is there a or is there a simple way
0:51:09
i think there's a get
0:51:12
yeah let me take a look too
0:51:20
this would be one case where like i
0:51:21
think like a scan wouldn't be the worst
0:51:23
thing in the world
0:51:28
could you just be scanning the
0:51:32
for those connection ids or whatever
0:51:41
yeah true yeah you mean like there
0:51:43
wouldn't be you actually wouldn't be
0:51:45
getting a lot from yeah
0:51:47
because i think that's i think that's
0:51:49
the only thing he's he's storing
0:52:06
there it is get item query that's what i
0:52:28
so get item looks up one item
0:52:43
isn't there like uh
0:52:46
batch there's also batch get item i
0:52:52
i think it only returned you
0:52:54
yeah returns you 100
0:53:01
so you can either do that or you can do
0:53:07
look at that syntax it's lovely
0:53:26
i don't know if there's any advantage
0:53:31
of a query verse uh
0:54:07
is there something called a scan that we
0:54:11
there is a scan but
0:54:15
from what i remember using scan is like
0:54:17
the absolute last option you should use
0:54:25
for various reasons i think in this case
0:54:27
it wouldn't matter
0:54:31
but generally you should just avoid
0:54:33
using scans unless you have like a
0:54:35
really good reason to that's what i
0:54:37
remember from study
0:54:48
a query returns all items with that
0:54:50
partition key value
0:54:53
optionally you can provide a sort key
0:54:55
value and use a comparison operator to
0:54:57
refine their search results
0:55:04
there's no way there would be more than
0:55:06
100 people connected to a board there
0:55:08
should be a hard limit on that
0:55:14
i don't know if he has unlimited money
0:55:21
batch get returns uh
0:55:23
returns the attributes of one or more
0:55:25
items from the table
0:55:28
you identify request item
0:55:30
by the primary key
0:55:42
yeah i don't know do you want to go with
0:55:44
either one of those
0:55:47
yeah yeah i guess we can try it and
0:55:51
have we have really done a batch get on
0:55:58
let's try that then let's just throw a
0:56:07
the way everybody will be that way
0:56:09
everybody will be super confused
0:56:18
yeah i'm just trying to save this other
0:56:20
ways but yeah that seems good i think
0:56:25
you know without the 100 limit um
0:56:31
yeah but perhaps we can like um impose a
0:56:34
restriction anyways
0:56:38
yeah i think i think that would be good
0:56:40
so you don't so some jerk doesn't come
0:56:43
in and start like creating like 100
0:56:54
and then running up your bill i was
0:56:56
reading an article about somebody
0:56:57
talking about how like
0:57:00
like somebody tried to ddos their
0:57:02
serverless application and how expensive
0:57:10
because that's that's the problem with
0:57:11
the serverless like
0:57:14
that's one problem with serverless
0:57:20
unless you put in you put in like guard
0:57:23
if you didn't then expensive scaling
0:57:30
yeah i can imagine
0:57:37
do i need the javascript sdk like do i
0:57:40
need to look at that
0:57:48
oh look at that we're out of time
0:57:55
the way you said it
0:57:59
yeah it is just lowercase so it takes in
0:58:02
params and a callback
0:58:09
so the params i think i think the params
0:58:13
similar to the query
0:58:16
it's just some object
0:58:24
is there an example i can just quickly
0:58:37
no that's a response
0:58:40
so does it need to be and it probably
0:58:42
needs to look like this
0:59:02
okay that's a response syntax
0:59:05
so it's request items
0:59:21
forum is it the table name
0:59:34
i'm going response elements
0:59:40
table names for each
0:59:43
i think it's the table name
0:59:53
the required parameters are described
1:00:00
maybe something like this
1:00:04
put this link in the chat
1:00:09
oh it's different okay
1:00:21
key is an array of primary keys there is
1:00:23
no specific items in the table for each
1:00:25
primary key you must provide all of the
1:00:37
pop this open thanks
1:00:46
what do you get to do at work finesse
1:00:51
not much man literally it's
1:00:57
no seriously i just go
1:01:00
like i just exercise watch tv
1:01:06
oh yeah i thought you mean outside of
1:01:08
oh no no i meant i meant at work like
1:01:11
what do you get to do at work
1:01:13
oh okay yeah um a lot of infrastructure
1:01:18
dealing with issues
1:01:22
you know when the service goes down or
1:01:24
something it's fixing that sort of thing
1:01:30
most infrastructure
1:01:43
did you see my the link
1:01:53
i think i accidentally clicked on
1:01:55
something that's why okay reading items
1:02:01
table name yeah it's so much easier
1:02:09
yeah and then you just call it like how
1:02:16
oh and we need some error handling all
1:02:21
that's good i'm just gonna dump this
1:02:31
okay yeah like i was reading the docs
1:02:33
and and now it's just with that example
1:02:36
thanks it confirms
1:02:49
this one uh we have
1:02:58
that we need for the table name i'm
1:03:02
actually let me do that up here
1:03:17
do you how do you like working on the
1:03:19
infrastructure stuff
1:03:21
yeah pretty good pretty good um
1:03:24
it's interesting i i mean um
1:03:26
yeah i definitely didn't think
1:03:30
yeah that's what i would be doing like
1:03:32
first job out of uni sort of
1:03:37
but yeah having good fun with it
1:03:44
i'm silly man i think we can't use this
1:03:47
batchget because i think we need
1:03:52
this is like if you're getting it by key
1:03:56
or can we get it by can we tell it to
1:03:59
just dump everything from the table
1:04:06
yeah maybe we should just go with the
1:04:07
query then because i think the query
1:04:31
let me leave some notes will
1:04:55
are we assuming we don't know
1:04:59
any part of the key
1:05:05
we won't know yeah we won't know
1:05:09
because it'll just i think the
1:05:14
the key let's take a look here at what's
1:05:19
so we have a table name
1:05:21
and then the item is a connection
1:05:25
connection id i'm assuming that's the
1:05:32
i mean i i don't i don't
1:05:36
two hour tonight without the main
1:05:42
yeah he's not coming he's not coming
1:05:47
and then this is storing the connection
1:05:53
in i'm silly why don't we just look at
1:05:58
did i close it i did
1:06:18
i'm just reading something it says
1:06:20
if you don't know any part of your items
1:06:23
key then this key the scan operation
1:06:25
will return all items everything
1:06:30
query will too right
1:06:33
because you can just
1:06:36
see geckdev's laughing that's that's how
1:06:38
you know it's not good
1:06:53
i wonder what he would think about using
1:06:55
a scan in this use case
1:07:00
don't know what you're doing just scan
1:07:02
the whole table every time that's right
1:07:08
yeah okay that makes sense
1:07:40
i think my laptop needs to restart
1:07:44
it's probably been on for weeks
1:07:56
probably time for reinstall you know
1:07:58
what helps too is when i only have a 256
1:08:02
ssd so occasionally i have
1:08:05
all these node modules folders like take
1:08:08
up hundreds of megabytes and then
1:08:12
i i found a nice article that
1:08:18
showed me how to make like uh
1:08:23
a shell script command whatever
1:08:27
then i can just like recursively go
1:08:29
through all the node modules folders
1:08:32
in all my projects and then just delete
1:08:34
them all and last time i did that that
1:08:41
maybe it's time again
1:08:43
because it's like i'm only i only need
1:08:46
yeah i can get a better hard drive it's
1:08:49
true i wonder if i think i can install
1:08:53
need to spend money to make money
1:09:04
partition key connection id so yeah the
1:09:17
i guess i just wanted to confirm that
1:09:31
yeah i don't i don't know if you can do
1:09:36
you need the attribute
1:09:41
or can you or can you just get these
1:09:43
back by the partition key
1:09:48
like we'll have returned the first
1:09:51
100 whatever we can revisit this
1:09:55
let's call it a night you want to call
1:09:58
yeah it's not true
1:09:59
you want to do the outro
1:10:06
um cool guys um thanks for joining us on
1:10:09
another episode of buildbreaking fix
1:10:15
myself and tori no say
1:10:18
um and we tried to fix the route 53
1:10:24
yeah i think we need something for that
1:10:26
and then we moved on to
1:10:29
uh websocket connection id stuff
1:10:34
yeah we'll need to work more on see if
1:10:36
we need to use a scan or
1:10:39
uh hurry to get all the connection ideas
1:10:42
but yeah that's uh that's something for
1:10:44
the next episode so we'll catch you
1:10:45
there tomorrow same time same place and
1:10:51
a different task or the same task
1:11:02
see you thanks thanks for joining us
1:11:04
have a great night thank you
1:11:07
see you gective thank you
