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good evening good afternoon good morning
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wherever you are in the world and
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welcome back to another extension of
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buildbreaking fix brought to you by
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yours truly yes the raw credits
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um yeah you must be observing tory is
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back yes we always missed him and fought
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few weeks and he's here so
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glad to be here thank you
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fantastic right so
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just to give a bit of a recap um
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so yes today what we were working on uh
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the integration of uh
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websocket um in our sam application um
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are doing this the first time especially
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tourist still has a
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knowledge uh because she has worked
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previously with the sockets
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as in the websocket uh but because it's
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a brand new knowledge for me so
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we're just taking it
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from the online resourcing and
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starting building breaking and fixing at
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that's going pretty much very good um
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i'll just play the acknowledgement of
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that's all right so here goes
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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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fantastic so now that is all done how's
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sorry what was the question
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how's your day been
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oh good man like uh
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busy day like i'm trying to get out a
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bunch of applications um for for jobs
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and like i was also like working
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with some serverless stuff today and
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explaining it to like another developer
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i was helping actually so that was
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that's fun i always like working with
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that's really good as in i always
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love and admire your dedication and
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commitment as in your
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learnings and plus you want to give back
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to the community so that is phenomenal
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welcome good to have you
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he's asking that are you going for a job
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interview right cool um so let's get the
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ball rolling for action um so just to
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give a bit of a really
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uh brief overview what so
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i haven't actually been working on the
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websocket api as in
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today um early on so i did
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manage to find a really good tutorial
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um which i was kind of
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getting all the basics and everything in
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so i'll just share my screen and show
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you what have i actually been up to
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so this is the vs code and um
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kind of gone up to a point where
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you know how we already created the
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isn't it yesterday
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uh i wasn't on i i didn't see but i
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think that's what you were doing
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sorry i was confused about the days see
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i'm managed to get a really good
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tutorial from uh aws and i was following
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that so i managed to
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make the websocket
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as a infrastructure code and then
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to this whole brand new
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reflection expression
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and then also did a test route
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and then the websocket response um
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and also created this function
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so i'll just open up the resource that i
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was using maybe might be a bit easier to
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what was it um build
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okay define defining website
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no that wasn't the one
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uh amazon yeah this was the one i think
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no this wasn't the one
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um where was that really good tutorial
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no that wasn't the one either
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let me just um stop this screenshot
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because i need to open up my history as
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in browser history so
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i'll get the link from
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do how to customize no that's not the
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to get all the history from there
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is is this the one no this isn't the one
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building service ah here we go
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cool so i'll just share my screen
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there we go that's my screen over there
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so i don't know when you send me a
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message was this the blog that you were
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talking about as in you
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to learn it when you did the last time
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well you can't remember
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i think i was following
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announcing websocket is an amazon
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gateway i think it's different maybe
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let me see the screen again
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yeah a different different article
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right right right yeah so basically what
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enable the two-way
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communication and that would basically
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i saw it i saw it over here
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um yeah the response
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response which we already have
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basically how we would work is that the
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overall architecture is that we would
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and then you know it would communicate
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websocket api and then we'll
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that would actually send
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api gateway and depending on these key
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value pairs um it would
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fire up that particular lambda function
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so in our case we need
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so the first one for before can
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or would be for connecting and the
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second one would be for disconnecting
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website for a particular user
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i was in the middle of doing this
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creating the functions
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but i haven't really tested anything yet
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actually let me just keep an eye on the
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so i was a bit confused over here
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because i was following this blog and
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arn the amazon resource number
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but i wasn't really sure where is it
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bringing this one up from
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as it says that is the integration url
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and function is subbing
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this one so it won't
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it's worth knowing that choosing the
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integration type of amazon proxy
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lambda function responsible for passing
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even body sent to the websocket
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you're right yeah and also you must
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format your response as a json object
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that has a body key yeah that would be
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so i'm just really curious waited
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um so this is basically my lambda
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handler function.arn
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so basically we need to type this one
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is going to be long
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i would copy and paste it but it's not
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really allowing me to do so
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so i don't have any choice but to
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and obviously if you're doing this
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there's a high chance of me making a
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which wouldn't be a good idea
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experience still already is it
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yeah you're not the only one mate
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roots wow this is long
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in my case it would be
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come on zayn think
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do they have a link to the repo
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that's actually a really smart one i
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haven't checked it but they must have it
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maybe control find github or
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usually they have a link to the repo
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yeah i thought so but apparently they
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makes makes copying and pasting
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but anyway this was also good for our
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it's the hard way but
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allows us to practice our patients too
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what's new gective um
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i have an interview
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with shopify on january 12th at 5 00 a.m
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that's going to be fun
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other than that i don't know not
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nothing nothing yet like um
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recruiters reached out to me from some
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companies in the u.s so i'll get back to
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probably like next week because i think
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companies are ramping up for next year
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today i got a bunch of messages
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on linkedin so it seems like a great
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and look for a position
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no interview for a job back in the
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states yeah it's it's remote um
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for a front-end position
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fully remote that means that
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when you get the job um
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then you can actually start working from
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no no uh you have to well yeah i'm
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pretty sure you have to be in the us but
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shopify is pretty interesting because
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they're remote first and like they they
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say work from anywhere
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but i think there's limitations to that
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uh like what not hq but you know like
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which which region you're attached to
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first i got to get the job anyways i'm
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not like worried about the
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you're gonna score it mate i'm pretty
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that would be nice um i'll have plenty
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of backup plans in the event that that
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the funny one today was um
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there was a company i forget the name
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they reached out to me
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um they're actually they're actually a
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mattress company in the us from san
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francisco i can't remember the name
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but like they're looking for uh a front
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end like e-commerce dev
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and i was like okay like whatever like
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it's it sounds pretty interesting um
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and then like the perk is like one of
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the perks is you get any mattress of
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they give you brand new like they're
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like we'll give you a brand new macbook
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and any mattress of your choice and i'm
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like that's actually a pretty sweet deal
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i do like like i do appreciate a really
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comfortable mattress
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oh okay yeah but did they have a
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geckdev says i'd like to sleep on a bed
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of money so yeah i could tell him that
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like can you make the mattress like
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money generating mattress
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yeah man that'd be really good though
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well yeah if they if they let me work
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from here that would be a killer deal
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because like maybe a company like that
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they might let me and actually pacific
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time in the us is better than where i'm
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from which is eastern standard
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hours in the evening here would overlap
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a bit more or in the morning
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instead of me like completely
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starting working at night uh like really
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late which is i can't do i'm so bad at
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i if they allowed you to work from bali
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would you be happy to be
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adaptable to work according to us hours
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buff but from bali
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i would as long as it's as long as it's
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not like totally overnight stuff oh yeah
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right or like yeah yeah if i got to stay
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up till like 2 a.m
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in work then it would be tough for me
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but it wouldn't be
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like yeah i don't know like
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starting working at five a.m is fine
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four a.m 4 30 maybe but
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earlier than that is
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it's just gonna be a bad life yeah
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true now i i completely
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agree though because when i had my
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family emergency um
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went there but i was still working so
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according to australian hours i had to
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work from half to in the morning until
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half eleven yeah oh wow that's yeah
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some people love it but it's not it's
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like yeah i'm not an overnight person
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yeah that makes sense though
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if i was if i was like if i was like 12
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or 14 years old again i could do it
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but yeah i'm right
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i'm 36 now like i go to bed early wake
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old all right right yeah
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that makes sense to
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ah come on i forgot the account id again
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you should use uh you should you should
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try using a password manager
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yes i already have it but i'm kind of
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all the details in there
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um right how about if we just use a
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i'm the opposite now i've been using
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password manager for many years that if
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i don't have a password manager or
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access to my password manager i'm
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totally screwed i'm totally oh
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like all the passwords are insane too
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they're like so random
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i see yeah those random generate
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passwords isn't it
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yeah i'm just trying to as in
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open up my slide because the password of
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the root account isn't there
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which is why i've actually
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stopped sharing my screen as well
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oh yeah i got my um equipment as in the
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laptop uh a screen
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and then mouse and a keyboard from my
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i can't wait to get some new gear too
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yeah it's exciting
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what what laptop did they give you
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um to be honest i haven't even opened it
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yeah i know it's a bit of
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it's a bit of a rare thing i should be
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really excited and i should get my step
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going in there but
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i've had important things to deal with
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so but i'll let you know though
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but i can tell for some reason that
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micros microsoft is really trying to
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copy apple isn't it
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uh i don't know i guess people were
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saying that with uh windows 11
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i use microsoft go ahead like
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rip on me i don't care
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and i have windows 10 and i like windows
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10 a lot but yeah i don't know people
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were saying windows 11 is like like the
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ux is like more of a
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yeah i won't blame them because um as
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actually the first thing that came into
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mind as in the keyboard and the mouse is
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the nearest copy to
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oh is it okay yeah
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oh uh thanks thanks geckdev for backing
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me up like whenever i say i'm using like
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a windows computer people just
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you know take a crap on me like like
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come on like there's a whole company
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there's a whole company called called
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can't be that bad although like yeah
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older versions of windows like
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i i almost hopped the fence man like
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some of them were like back in the day
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right because i think microsoft
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um basically apple kind of takes over
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microsoft according to
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my opinion but it's not really
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as incompatible as in
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friendly with terms of compatibility
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you know what i mean
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uh yeah i think so
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you know if um you can't use airdrop
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as in if if you have a iphone you should
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you can't use airdrop on windows
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but you can use your mac
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so so they have been really clever
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in terms of as in making you dependent
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on the apple product
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yeah the proprietary stuff yeah that's
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that's one of the things i don't like
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back in the day when i grew up like sony
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stuff was all the rage
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had everything was like proprietary for
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sony it was really
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like expensive and
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i mean they just didn't keep up this is
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partially what did them in i mean i
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don't think apple's going anywhere
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i hate it when i'm locked into something
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come on man we're devs like i like open
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didn't say anything i never said i would
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not that windows is open sources at all
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but you know like the cool thing about
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windows 11 though i heard and i haven't
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gotten to use it or i haven't heard
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anything about it is like i think you
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you can like launch android apps on
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there from google oh
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and there's and there's an even i don't
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know what it's called but
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geckdev said like there's wsl on windows
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allows you to run uh linux
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on your windows um pc
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and it's pretty good now and then i
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think on windows 11 there's even like a
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better version but i'm not sure
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yeah and that would
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make some sense completely though
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me being a.net dev primarily i work on
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windows as in only when i have to do
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project as in my personal ones then i
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i use mac and it's kind of really
0:28:22
to properly shift my mindset from mac to
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windows and then windows to mac as an
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oh that's yeah that's i mean that's good
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though that you can there are definitely
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times i wish i'm using a mac for certain
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things because it would just be easier
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yeah yeah like for sure
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like sometimes docker is like super big
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pain in the butt on my windows pc just
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because there's windows
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like i have a little bit of the older
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laptop maybe it works better but
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yeah yeah official
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i think the biggest thing is just yeah
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it's just your shell for me like you
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a linux like shell
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on on mac like it's close to it's cl i
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like very close to linux i forget what
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i think i think there it's built on top
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of it could be wrong and i'm not
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linux built off of units yeah
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and then mac is built off of unix but
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maybe it's also built off of linux
0:30:02
i thought mac was built off unix maybe
0:30:16
but yeah i don't know maybe they are
0:30:17
linux and maybe maybe mac is like yeah
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i'm pretty sure it's one of the two but
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i could be wrong as well
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uh i'm pretty sure gekko wouldn't be
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correct me on that as well if i'm wrong
0:30:36
if i don't know something i'm just going
0:30:42
basically the best person to go to the
0:30:45
really knowledgeable
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and and kind of i really like how he
0:30:53
becomes sarcastic when it comes
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on something i say and i'm like okay
0:31:00
here's the gap there actually the actual
0:31:03
jack them coming along now
0:31:11
he's being way too nice tonight
0:31:26
make a comment he would shred me into
0:31:29
pieces and i'm like okay i would just
0:31:37
it's good man it's good to have somebody
0:31:39
like pushing you you know exactly
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it's in rock um complete
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oh sasha wrote back
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yeah um i think that also reminds me a
0:32:37
you know port isn't it
0:32:43
these are the two guys that
0:32:48
really push me in the way i love
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yeah yeah paul's like
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crazy knowledgeable
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all right where am i
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i'm doing every everything is asking me
0:33:20
looking for a resource
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no don't tell me that
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i kind of connect to aws
0:34:08
change your creative successfully okay
0:34:13
nothing has been replaced so i can do
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deploy the chain set
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let's see where did i mess up this time
0:34:23
yeah i did mess up actually
0:34:26
one validation value it with lambda full
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policy in the field to satisfy
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constraint remember myself then greater
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remember full access
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where am i messing up
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edwards slam the full axis
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air policy errand failed to satisfy
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member must have length
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greater than or equal to
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one two three four five six seven eight
0:35:24
eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen
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sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen
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twenty he does have it
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so what's what is it complaining for
0:35:36
have i got any other ones
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that's for the web socket
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websocket handler function role
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resource creation cancelled
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what did i do for hello world there
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dynamodb full access
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lambda full access
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let me check how is this done in
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yeah i'm checking out the resource
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policies for that okay cool
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like i said i'm not much help with these
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because i'm bad at the templates
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we all land mate there's
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good at everything i'm not bad at
0:36:50
looking at looking stuff up on google
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and in the documentation
0:37:00
there's aws lambda full access
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is this spelled in exactly this way
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yeah aws lambda so why is he saying that
0:37:20
that's a manager that's a managed policy
0:37:26
it does say that it's being it
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it has been depreciated on march 1st
0:37:35
uh there's a new one where it's aws
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underscore full access
0:37:49
yeah or yeah or it could be wrong
0:37:54
you can you can run you can run the you
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can run the sam validate that yaml
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and that will tell you if it's wrong i
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yeah why didn't i do that before
0:38:17
i use this same value they help
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call unexpected watch
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okay so if i do some
0:38:32
things that it takes
0:38:37
template file you just need the t flag
0:38:46
of course let's try that
0:39:05
loading policy from
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around like finished
0:39:10
region was not found please configure ah
0:39:15
for pro ah okay that's my bad
0:39:22
send it the region
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it says it's a valid
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try it with the underscore
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uh um after lambda
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if you can that'd be fantastic
0:40:06
what are you doing for new year's
0:40:11
um just basically stay up on my balcony
0:40:15
and watch the fireworks
0:40:17
oh you can see fireworks from your
0:40:19
balcony that's nice uh i'm hoping i
0:40:22
can oh okay yeah i'm not entirely sure
0:40:26
they they're going to be in this
0:40:30
just hoping if not then just
0:40:42
yeah because i don't really want to go
0:40:48
if you know what i mean
0:40:52
um i would like the yeah the situation
0:40:57
yeah because david at please
0:41:01
in uh the cases have been really bumped
0:41:05
up and then from two grand to five grand
0:41:09
you're talking to the guy in the uh like
0:41:12
i'm from the u.s man you guys got
0:41:17
we did we did we almost did half a
0:41:22
yeah it's gone it's at an all-time high
0:41:25
i think it's at an all-time high for you
0:41:27
guys as well right
0:41:30
yeah no no signs of slowing either like
0:41:33
the if you look at the graph it's still
0:41:37
straight up like straight up yeah crazy
0:41:43
this is really interesting so apparently
0:41:45
leave that both those policies are
0:41:48
working as in underscore one and
0:41:54
all right i'm gonna maybe we're on the
0:41:58
yeah and then see where it takes us
0:42:01
i shared in in the in the chat where i
0:42:03
got that link or i mean where i got that
0:42:05
from okay cool that's useful
0:42:08
that'd be really helpful
0:42:18
i'm really hungry now
0:42:20
off to this i'm gonna straight away
0:42:24
go into the kitchen and become a pig
0:42:29
me too man i'm i'm wait i'm gonna eat
0:42:44
i'm saying that chris um
0:42:53
must be this underscore that it doesn't
0:43:05
all right let's do it again
0:43:19
yeah this would deploy now but it will
0:43:30
that's what we're feeling about
0:43:32
all right let me let me
0:43:35
try to find something here
0:43:42
okay cool so now what we can do is
0:43:48
copy and paste the siren to google
0:43:51
because google has all the answers
0:43:56
sometimes i really
0:43:58
wonder if i should call myself a google
0:44:06
it's part of it it's part of the job
0:44:12
like uh my my i know a guy who works at
0:44:16
t-mobile and in the in in the interview
0:44:18
process at t-mobile t-mobile if you're
0:44:21
not familiar with the telecom company in
0:44:23
the us it's really big
0:44:25
right and like in the interview process
0:44:31
for uh engineers um
0:44:34
like part of it is like they want to see
0:44:36
how you google stuff
0:44:39
if you if you're not certain of you know
0:44:41
the answer like to even write that down
0:44:44
you want to see what resources you use
0:44:58
actually a requirement of a skills as
0:45:01
well which i'm actually gonna start to
0:45:04
focus on the different skill as in
0:45:07
effective searching on google now
0:45:14
yeah if there's a there's a good channel
0:45:16
called fireship fireshipbio on youtube
0:45:18
and he has a he has a pretty like short
0:45:21
he does a lot of short videos and one of
0:45:22
them is about how to master
0:45:25
like google searches
0:45:28
it's worth a watch
0:45:30
okay yeah i'll definitely have a look at
0:45:35
lambda for nexus at policy aaron
0:45:44
one two three four five six seven eight
0:45:48
is it this one lambda value
0:45:51
at constant filter test five months
0:45:54
remember must have the length greater
0:45:57
than or equal to 20
0:46:03
one two three four five six seven
0:46:07
ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen
0:46:09
fifteen screen seventeen eighteen
0:46:17
this has to be at least
0:46:24
since when did that requirement come in
0:46:47
it does exist because i'm looking at sam
0:46:50
templates from the docs
0:46:54
so i think i think the other one is
0:46:58
but i guess that's not the problem
0:47:06
try and save him build and then deploy
0:47:12
if that isn't the problem then it should
0:47:17
not show that error anymore but show
0:47:19
other arrows still
0:47:22
so let's see if that happens
0:47:24
i i sent it in the chat exactly i'm just
0:47:27
copying it i don't know if there happens
0:47:29
to be a tiny typo we don't see
0:47:34
it looks the same to me
0:47:41
do this and it shouldn't yeah
0:47:43
same okay something else then
0:47:49
and see what does this have installed
0:48:03
okay yeah it doesn't do it with the
0:48:06
underscore because it's saying actually
0:48:09
i'm gonna delete the stack
0:48:18
delete in progress come on delete call
0:48:24
actually i've already built it so i
0:48:26
don't need to do that again
0:48:28
just need to deploy
0:48:43
what'd you reckon tory
0:48:46
will it work this time
0:48:52
uh sure i don't know
0:48:57
sure sure yes it's gonna work it's gonna
0:49:01
it's gonna work man i have faith
0:49:06
it's looking promising as in it's taking
0:49:09
it's taking longer now
0:49:29
create complaint apparently it did work
0:49:33
so that old that old uh
0:49:36
policy is depreciated i guess yeah yeah
0:49:42
well it's not only depreciated it's gone
0:49:47
you can't use it yeah yeah
0:49:54
you'll get cloud formation shouting at
0:50:00
so that's a good sign um
0:50:04
the error isn't more helpful though yeah
0:50:07
yeah true it would be cool if they just
0:50:10
told you it's depreciated but
0:50:13
i guess i'm asking a lot
0:50:16
well you're being fair
0:50:21
all right so these are the resources
0:50:25
cool so now what do we need to do as in
0:50:28
how do we need to test it that's what i
0:50:34
okay that one not that one
0:50:38
ah i lost the link did i
0:50:44
what is it okay so what did you deploy
0:50:47
was was this was this
0:50:50
all the web socket like with api gateway
0:50:56
basically what i did was i deployed a
0:50:59
web socket the roots which are connected
0:51:04
and disconnect and then i also deployed
0:51:13
do the work of connecting and disk
0:51:16
disconnecting yeah i didn't do anything
0:51:20
big all i did was copy and paste but
0:51:27
try to understand it
0:51:29
from the blog and doing that way
0:51:33
you can um you can i sent you a link to
0:51:37
something called pie socket which is
0:51:39
just like a browser thing you can try
0:51:43
in the browser with that
0:51:46
let me just go in that one
0:51:52
okay don't need this i learned that from
0:51:54
one of the videos i watched there's also
0:51:58
like command line websocket thing too
0:52:04
i would definitely look at that
0:52:07
so where's our websocket url
0:52:15
didn't give you one
0:52:17
supposed to give me a url for websocket
0:52:21
well it should it'll be in the api
0:52:27
connect uh so this is our rookie
0:52:32
and this is our okay right
0:52:35
always okay these are uh i need to
0:53:03
where your api will be deployed
0:53:05
for example test but you know we'll be
0:53:08
deploying that test named beta
0:53:10
so how do we deploy this
0:53:15
create the stage yeah i want to create
0:53:21
it's not giving us any option
0:53:36
i need to give it the
0:53:55
what were you about to say tory
0:53:57
oh i was i was gonna say yeah looks like
0:54:00
i was gonna ask you in the template it's
0:54:02
yeah yeah okay yeah here we go so
0:54:25
so that's the stage name was this then
0:54:29
scrum blue websocket anyway
0:54:33
let's try it and see if this gives us
0:54:36
what we want to see
0:54:48
you have the api gateway
0:54:52
web protocol type websocket
0:54:58
route selection expression
0:55:20
this was oh okay now mine i'll send you
0:55:27
link as in after the stream
0:55:33
i actually got the
0:55:35
code and where it does all the
0:55:38
uh explanation as well
0:55:53
i'm pretty sure i'm messed up here
0:55:58
the following resource is filled to
0:56:01
okay i probably need to unsupported
0:56:04
properties in stage ah so this
0:56:07
doesn't apply to websocket apparently
0:56:14
interesting so what applies to web so
0:56:24
stage in web socket api
0:56:41
okay defining yeah that would be it
0:56:50
no i don't want it from the console i
0:56:52
need it from uh here we go
0:57:15
uh well i'm reading like a different
0:57:18
tutorial from aws like it's probably
0:57:20
like very similar yours
0:57:22
okay but do you do you have like do you
0:57:26
deployment in the template where it's
0:57:32
an api gateway deployment
0:57:36
um no i don't have any of that
0:57:39
okay maybe that that's what i'm missing
0:57:47
it depends oh yeah wait but you is this
0:57:51
no no oh okay yeah see it
0:57:54
depends on the the test route
0:57:57
with the properties of
0:58:00
now okay so i'm missing that pod
0:58:04
that was a good pick mate
0:58:06
i think i think underneath too you need
0:58:14
so i would probably do that one around
0:58:21
where this one ends
0:58:25
and do a deployment
0:58:28
that's integration actually
0:58:31
no hair i'll follow his convention
0:58:49
okay and then deployment
0:58:52
would be over here i guess
0:58:56
yeah on the second line
0:59:09
right oh this is going to be long
0:59:18
do you have that vs code extension on
0:59:20
does it like the snippet i have
0:59:22
yeah i've got that but it's not it's not
0:59:28
this one apparently
0:59:30
too bad here we go
0:59:33
so all right what do i need deployments
0:59:37
ah i need you back
0:59:42
uh deployment and then it depends on
0:59:56
what else do i need ah i forgot this one
1:00:09
test ram and properties
1:00:14
oops i haven't done this right
1:00:18
see this is what don
1:00:24
it's really flexible when it comes to
1:00:27
spacing and tapping
1:00:31
properties oh my my loving it
1:00:38
you know by any kind does ref mean
1:00:45
you're asking the wrong person but i
1:00:47
believe that is what it is i forget
1:00:50
though but i think it is a reference
1:00:53
because i was just talking from my
1:00:58
might be wrong again
1:01:00
let's see cloud formation ref
1:01:04
rest api wait hang on that's not a rest
1:01:09
so why is it coming up as rest api no i
1:01:16
okay the staging part
1:01:20
um all right i'm getting really hungry
1:01:23
now so we'll take a leave we have this
1:01:26
and i'll probably work on it in my free
1:01:29
time a bit oh so so close man yeah i was
1:01:33
like i want to see it work
1:01:44
don't need that one all right i'll come
1:01:48
screen and stop sharing
1:02:00
yeah when websockets work it's it's like
1:02:03
i don't know to me it's so cool when you
1:02:06
can have multiple people like
1:02:08
just doing something in real time on an
1:02:10
on an app oh yeah yeah
1:02:13
it's just some kind of like
1:02:15
cool magic going on there like the
1:02:18
interactivity i guess it's just like
1:02:25
agree with you but the
1:02:27
as in a bit more often
1:02:30
exciting part is yet to come where we um
1:02:39
for the external users but
1:02:44
functionality and then
1:02:46
you can be able to
1:02:49
create notes and everything
1:02:52
so we can test we will be testing this
1:03:04
if that makes sense
1:03:07
what's your do you have a plan to
1:03:10
like what you're gonna do with the
1:03:11
websockets like what's gonna trigger
1:03:14
events do you know
1:03:17
because there's like a lot of different
1:03:18
ways you could do it like i sometimes
1:03:21
there's applications where you can see
1:03:24
everybody's cursor for instance which is
1:03:28
yeah yeah and that um so we wouldn't be
1:03:33
able to see everyone's
1:03:35
cursor but just what's happening on the
1:03:40
and how i guess it would probably happen
1:03:44
that one person creates the board and
1:03:50
url and then all the others
1:03:53
as soon as they access that page they
1:03:56
will have an ability to
1:04:00
say attempt username
1:04:06
and with that using name will be
1:04:10
connection id as well
1:04:15
that's how i'm thinking initially that
1:04:23
i haven't really given much
1:04:26
after hair as in your thoughts as well
1:04:30
would you think that it should be
1:04:35
yeah i was i was actually thinking about
1:04:37
it the other day because i was like
1:04:39
there's so many different ways you could
1:04:43
um work with the websockets to keep
1:04:49
you know like real time like yeah
1:04:52
i don't think you need to go as far as
1:04:54
like if someone's dragging
1:04:56
a note then somebody else needs to see
1:05:02
yeah it's like yeah yeah that's a bit
1:05:04
much like it's not like a multiplayer
1:05:06
game where like you need to see what the
1:05:08
other person is doing like every
1:05:13
like i was yeah probably what you'll you
1:05:16
would do is like every time somebody
1:05:19
saves a note or moves a note like in the
1:05:23
how it's organized
1:05:26
that's probably when you'd like
1:05:33
ah see i see yeah so basically whenever
1:05:40
movement of that soul happens we fire up
1:05:43
the event so everyone can who's actually
1:05:48
can see it yeah the only the only the
1:05:52
only weird part might be is like say if
1:05:55
say if say if two people are just
1:05:57
connected to the board and then somebody
1:06:05
like moves it from the bottom of the
1:06:07
board to the top of the board
1:06:10
like you might want to have like
1:06:13
an animation like a small one
1:06:16
when it moves because otherwise like it
1:06:18
would be like insane
1:06:23
you're the user you're like what the
1:06:27
yeah sure true and
1:06:30
that's exactly what we're going to do um
1:06:38
from the user's perspective to actually
1:06:41
make all the changes
1:06:44
visible in a way that it stands out but
1:06:47
it's not really too much for the user to
1:06:50
see on the screen as well
1:06:54
cool man i'll let you go eat
1:06:57
perfect man yeah i'm really hungry and
1:07:00
i'm sure you are too i am um so yeah
1:07:04
thanks guys for tuning in um
1:07:09
means a lot and always enjoy
1:07:11
learnings on the stream
1:07:14
yeah continue we won't be streaming
1:07:17
tomorrow because it's new year's eve
1:07:19
and um we will come back on sunday now
1:07:24
and i can't wait to
1:07:27
forward for this um function now see we
1:07:30
are that close that close
1:07:33
all right guys um have a good uh
1:07:38
afternoon and now wherever you are in
1:07:45
a very happy new year from the raw
1:07:48
coders in advance um hope you guys have
1:07:54
celebrations lined up and we'll see you
1:08:03
that's the one baby all right so
1:08:11
same time same place and
1:08:14
same task that's the one all right guys
1:08:18
have a good night cheers have a good
