KohgnaK

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by KohgnaK 7y ago
"...that I only wanted to spend a month on blows up to a year as I keep going down a rabbit hole to learn new things." As long as it does not impact family time and such, how is this a problem? You're passionate and driven en
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by KohgnaK 7y ago
Personally I just export a CSV file with my monthly bank transactions that I feed to a django app I've made. 1/ It flags suspicious entries according to rules that I manually add and it automatically highlights transactions involv
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by KohgnaK 7y ago
* CI tooling (ie for git push master to be automatically deployed to kubernetes) requires eg git + travis which is somewhat expensive for eg personal development, or manual devops work, which is somewhat expensive work-hours wise We're
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by KohgnaK 7y ago
Also check these two as a complement: https://github.com/ahmetb/kubectx https://github.com/jonmosco/kube-ps1
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
Location: Thonon-les-bains (France) - Close from Geneva and Lausanne (Switzerland) Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Possibly around Geneva Lake Technologies: Sysadmin Linux, Ansible, Python, Django Résumé/CV: linkedin.com/in
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
My 2 cents: 1/ On your side, you need to make sure you know what you want (at the very least the big picture)with a rough idea on priorities and communicate it to your contractors well. Reserve some time for questions on their side and
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
- Document / archive everything - Keep a diary - If you have an idea, build around it. A lot of startup started on "nothing"
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
fitbit + the last time I check my alarm clock before doozing off. usually both are 10min-ish appart somehow even if i fall asleep at 11pm, the 6am slot does not move (force of the habit?) - so maybe something to check?
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
I wanted to take the measurement approach (with a fitbit) but I quickly discovered that it was mostly metrics difficult to measure (how sluggish did I feel that day? was my weekend spend in bed? ...) so I kept a journal and resorted to tria
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by KohgnaK 8y ago
This is my two cents, I've asked something similar a while ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8946451 ), there's some really good answers there. Unfortunately, I've tried them all but there was always s
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by KohgnaK 12y ago
I actually freaked out recently when my wrist went really sore to the point of almost getting blocked. Since i got an ergonomic keyboard, slowed down my typing pace (whilst aiming to do less typos) and generally try not to use my mouse at a
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by KohgnaK 12y ago
o_O Usually I have one weekend where I just crash and I am utterly useless but that's pretty impressive/concerning... What field you're in?
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by KohgnaK 12y ago
Lots of great answers, thanks to all of you! The solution of my problem probably lies in the mix of most of your answers; what I'm thinking about doing is: 1. Start waking up earlier in the morning and power nap to counterbalance any s
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Ask HN: Tricks to integrate late coding session in current workflow?
24 points by KohgnaK 12y ago|27 comments
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by KohgnaK 12y ago
Being a HPC sysadmin, I was in a similar kind of situation. More often than not I get crazy requests for implementation + dev + debug support. This started to severely interfere with my other attributions so I decided to change things. 1&#x
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by KohgnaK 14y ago
PhD in microscopy image analysis here, full academia. Mainly prototyping with MATLAB/Python, I'm trying not to let my C/C++ skills rust too much by having a few side projects (rewriting old commodore/amiga games now, I love you Pang!)