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seniorThrowawayyesterday at 6:51 PM1 replyview on HN

It's really not that hard to run them in docker. Can give them a nestybox (with a little work) sidecar so they can run docker-in-docker. As far as permissions, the only mental model that makes sense to me is treating them like actual people. Bound their permissions in the other systems not on their own machines, basically zero trust. For instance for email, most mail apps have had delegated permissions for a while, executives use it to have their assistants read and write their mail. That's what is needed with these too.


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eliyesterday at 7:27 PM

You still have to trust your executive assistant. I would never give someone I don't trust the ability to read and write emails for me.

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