Scotrix

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Yet Another Link Shortener => Custom Metadata API and Free QR(frwd.at)
2 points by Scotrix 2y ago|0 comments
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by Scotrix 2y ago
Looks great. what do you usually use to put some simple animations/text (not subs) into a recorded video?
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by Scotrix 2y ago
Will test it and see if it’s a replacement for Magnet. I have another very annoying issue with 3 screens which recover from energy saving after sleep slightly delayed and screw up my window positioning once in a while where all open windows
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Probably the first real use-case for meme coins(31337.at)
1 points by Scotrix 2y ago|0 comments
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by Scotrix 2y ago
not to be mistaken with 31337 ;-)
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by Scotrix 3y ago
Using the ELK stack for almost a decade to have somewhat wide events + no sampling, on not Meta scale and a few GB/day make it absolutely affordable and super fast. Unfortunately Kibana was a bit better/easier in the old versions
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Core Nginx Developer Forks Web Server into Freenginx(phoronix.com)
16 points by Scotrix 3y ago|3 comments
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by Scotrix 3y ago
same problem, credit card fraud/chargebacks happening anyway, that’s why you have an intense verification process to reduce the fraud going on.
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by Scotrix 3y ago
Have been in deep contact with data centre and rental server offerings in the past, there is a crazy large amount of fraud going on, e.g. 2 hours for free means 2 hours free resource to DDOS.
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by Scotrix 3y ago
The funny thing, even with React and Next, it’s ultimately just files served via a Webserver and I believe it’s the least flawed version you can get without building your own implementation of a TCP server which support HTTP (good luck with
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by Scotrix 3y ago
I guess the joke here is that you used to do really a lot of in-line JavaScript in HTML, there was even a time during high latency where it was better to use inline JavaScript than JavaScript imports (<script src>) for faster renderin
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by Scotrix 3y ago
I‘m actually using the Libre + Omnipod Dash with a closed loop and it works pretty well (almost „flat“ blood sugar with a few spikes here and there) beside that’s, for me as tech nerd, cool to inject insuline with my phone :-). Those are th
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by Scotrix 3y ago
I believe this research is hugely flawed since it seems to focus solely on bureaucracy coming directly from the European institutions, while it might be true that we as citizens don’t get actually really in touch directly with EU bureaucrac
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by Scotrix 3y ago
same here, package/docker registry + ci/cd are just simple and easy to use, all the other features I really don’t care about…
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by Scotrix 3y ago
Let’s assume it’s comfortable to wear (Oculus and Quest weren’t for the long run), works without issues and smooth and that I would expect at least from Apple even though it seems that they put every year a little less attention to detail (
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by Scotrix 4y ago
I think the issue is in regards to who is in charge of the money and what are their incentives. Overall I believe that free and good(!) basic education independent from status and location is a solution for many problems but it seems that a
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by Scotrix 4y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing this. I’ll have a deeper look into Benthos, sounds interesting and I certainly like the simple/easy part :-)
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by Scotrix 4y ago
Didn’t look too much into Benthos but what’s the difference to Nifi?
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by Scotrix 4y ago
That’s all solved for you, helm upgrade in ci/cd and bump of versions has been straight forward, if not snapshot rollback via Longhorn, also for DR. Accidentally deleted data => get the last snapshot, 5 minutes it’s back (except tha
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by Scotrix 4y ago
I agree with that, setting up k8s on bare-metal took me 2 days, and we needed it to deploy elastic and some other helm charts as quickly as possible without loosing our minds maintaining nodes with some clunky shell scripts. Also we bought
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by Scotrix 4y ago
441k and trying to keep interest rate at the same level amount as inflation seemed to do the trick for me. Did run it 3 times and basically got the same results.
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by Scotrix 4y ago
Amen!
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by Scotrix 6y ago
We’re using Keycloak.org which is a great product, easy to use, a lot of functionality (if you want to), deplorable “on-premise” and does offer everything what you expect from modern user authentication and management system. You should ch
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by Scotrix 6y ago
It depends on the product and the user/customer impact, if it doesn’t matter that it takes 200ms or 300ms why do you care? Also, if it matters and you can scale horizontally to improve performance do that first instead of spending val
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by Scotrix 6y ago
Indeed, that’s basically the point as well. I have seen developers hunting for the „right“ way and best performance even to the microsecond level for no good business reason while ignoring the state of a project/product and the require
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by Scotrix 6y ago
We’re a startup and focussed on easy horizontal scalability early on. From a management point of view premature optimizations are cost intensive, especially while we’re still figuring out what our product is and how it works. At the end the
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by Scotrix 6y ago
We experienced a similar issue with LinkedIn ads, we had a small campaign for two weeks to a page which was only designated for this specific LinkedIn campaign. Apparently we got a few clicks (around 30) but there was not one single request
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Dutch Minister of Health, Welfare and Sport himself push’s to GitHub(github.com)
1 points by Scotrix 6y ago|0 comments
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Makefiles for Python and Beyond(medium.com)
3 points by Scotrix 7y ago|0 comments
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Collection of Useful Python snippets for ML/AI/NLP(chrisalbon.com)
2 points by Scotrix 7y ago|0 comments

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