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I actually thought the Reddit context was quite helpful. I wouldn’t have guessed that this would be particularly meaningful for people with a binge eating disorder.

My reading of that is that they mean stopped the progression of the journey rather that made no movement whatsoever.

I assume that’s because most of the world we regularly interact with is run and/or shaped by humans

Very cool! If you’re looking for an example of this UI to compare how others have implemented it take a look at the move function in the mobile app for https://anytype.io

I’ve recorded an example of it in use: https://youtube.com/shorts/T3_8HIbHlls

As an alternative is anyone considering https://sst.dev/ (which uses Pulumi under the hood)? We use it at work and I’ve been quite happy with it

Out of interest why do you care? I assume you’re using acme to automate renewals. Is it in case that fails? Or do you work with some system that can’t be automated?

Trans people exist

Thank you!! There’s a tone of projects where I’ve wanted something like that. I’ve previously cobbling together something ad hoc myself but this looks way more thought out and (slightly) more standard than me making up my own thing.

How would that work? My understanding is that satisfies doesn’t change anythings type, it just provides an additional type validation check.

Cool! I haven't come across stacktape before. I'll take a closer look :)

OP here, these are some of the off-the-shelf options we've looked at so far and why they don't quite fit us:

- https://www.flightcontrol.dev (looks great but pricing is out of our league + only support the provisioning of a limited set of AWS services which isn't necessary a deal-breaker)

- https://flexstack.com/ (pricing + also seems to only support the provisioning of a limited set of AWS services)

- https://seed.run/ (pricing but also more serviceless focused that we're looking for)

- https://web.archive.org/web/20240114054135/https://www.withc... (I've linked to the archive.org copy of their site because they've recently pivoted away from deployment management)

A big one for me is that it generates a nice interactive UI with the ability to zoom and reorganise tables rather than a static image. I find with sufficiently complex projects it becomes a real pain to navigate a exported image.

I’m in bed at the moment and tried to watch the video but stopped as soon as I realised it needed audio to be understood for fear of waking my partner. It does look like a cool app though! Maybe some gifs with captions for each feature would be helpful?

I don’t think some asking for some money for the time and effort they put in to build an app is such a bad thing.

I’m guessing they’re referring to this: https://github.com/mmastrac/automedia