A lot of these ring true for me. Would be good to see a similar list for dealing with people who are that particular breed of casually disrespectful, and are angling for their own gain as is so typical in the workplace. It’s beneficial to strategically break some of these rules when dealing with those people.
Most people just want to get along, so it’s still a valuable list as is.
Don’t know about cognitive effects, but it gives me around 10% more strength and a fuller, more muscular look.
If the cognitive effects are real, they aren’t noticeable to me without placebo effect. Meaning, I hadn’t heard any notion of creatine impacting cognitive function and I’ve been taking it on and off for years, and never noticed anything.
Thinking back, maybe an uptick in mood and a mental performance while tired? Purely unscientific, though.
Looks good. How’s your security? These days everything hinges on email for auth (particularly with email code sign in being so popular) so if there is a breach that’s a lot of exposure. Security is the one aspect that would make me hesitant to try a newcomer email API.
Great question and I'm happy to speak at least from the non-engineering perspective. The platform is designed such that we don't retain any customer data, we only process the email transactions, so that helps with the blast radius a bit.
We're also in the process of beginning our SOC2 audit to add some confidence through that lens.
Our team previously built a few products in email, including an end-to-end encrypted email service for regulated customers, so there's a lot we've learned and done in the past that informs how we build secure products today. I've also personally built compliance and security product strategy for large developer products which means security is a first-class discipline for us.
Dan, I'm sure, would be happy to go into more specific, technical detail but I hope this information is helpful still.
reply