EduardoRT

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by EduardoRT 4y ago
Agree, smaller providers are more difficult to work with, hard to draw the line between an issue with the tool or a developer introduced issue though, I do agree that smaller providers tend to be weird, so I think Terraform/Hashi could
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
I agree that Hashi's approach to Terraform is “if there's a workaround, we won't fix it” I don't see Terraform as hard to use for DRY stuff, we have fully adopted Terraform, we now have 100+ modules that are used in mor
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
Yeah, I don't understand why people like reinventing the wheel, Stow works, Make works, both are available everywhere, you don't need 30 layers of JS to manage dotfiles, I'm not against progress, but at least make something b
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
It's so stupid if you dumb it down even further, it's so obvious that there are people that will be worth 10x more in every field, just compare the worst developer you know with the best developer you know, the difference it'
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
That doesn't sound like a 10x developer at all, sounds like a bad developer that prioritizes dumping code, 10x developer would write docs, spend time planning the architecture and removing complexity from systems.
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
This comparison is not good at all since you're only considering one metric, maybe he's a 10x runner because he has better technique, recovers faster, gets less tired, etc. It's like comparing developers by how fast they can
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
So, you'd ask someone to SSH into a server, and you'll get some of his public keys (I think the default limit is 5 keys), what would you do with that? You can also just go to their GitHub profile and fetch the keys or ask them to
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by EduardoRT 4y ago
Not a big deal at all considering that they're public keys, there's no security concern there. Feels weird, but it's like going into a building that requires a badge and showing proof that you actually own several keys, then
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Awesome blackfriday(github.com)
2 points by EduardoRT 10y ago|1 comments
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
You know, the projects is really really good. Just work on the rough edges. :)
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
Thanks! Those are really good resources. :)
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
Well a little feedback. I won't sign up to the site just to check soccer scores. Maybe is just me but there're a lot of sites that will give you scores and minute-by-minute analisis of a game.
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Ask HN: What's the best music service available.
1 points by EduardoRT 13y ago|1 comments
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
I tend to use SublimeText + Plain Tasks: https://github.com/aziz/PlainTasks With the pomodoro technique. I find it useful.
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
That's neat! I'm not a web development fan but I'll definitely give it a try sometime soon. I really really hate HTML, I don't know I can code easily but I have a really hard time with HTML and CSS; Does someone knows a
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
So, what you need testing for? it's pretty straight forward.
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
Aren't this really really old news?
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by EduardoRT 13y ago
Your marketing is awful, please stop self-advertising and get someone that actually knows what he's doing. The idea is great this is just a marketing problem now.