TigerTeamX

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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Great suggestion, running memtester now.
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Yeah exactly! Especially the whole Wayland and Snap experience. It seems like it is not quite there - I understand the benefits but just not right there.
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Thought it might be funny to ask the beast itself: What do Science Fiction books that predict ChatGPT say it might lead us? As an AI language model, I do not have the capability to read or analyze science fiction books that specifically pre
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Linux vs. Mac
20 points by TigerTeamX 4y ago|86 comments
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Some animals are more equal than others
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The New Version of Duckist.com: More Than Just a Password Manager(duckist.com)
1 points by TigerTeamX 4y ago|1 comments
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Hey HN! You’ve been amazing at providing us with your awesome feedback on the first version of Duckist.com and hoped you’d be just as active in sharing your thoughts on the new version. Our original idea was to make it easier for companies
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
thanks
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Sad it happened. This highlights why it is important to reduce your exposure to external services. Right now I just deploy on bare metals servers and are ready to move them if need to. As they say, there's no cloud - just someone'
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Interesting talk
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
I'd say even more relevant. Why? Because 7 years ago our scaling/technology was worse than what we potentially can do now. If you want you can scale with a small team if you focus on the actual problems instead of overengineering
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
I have many fond memories of making bots for games. Like fishing in World of Warcraft. I haven't used it for like 5 years, but I should check it out again - maybe not for games this time but maybe for auto-posting on Social Media for m
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
I never ended up there even though I played a lot of Sonic, but interesting. Reminds me a bit of how when something goes wrong on some of the tech websites it shows a cute animal. Okay at least they made sure I see a cute cat, somehow makes
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
These are good points. what would change your mind besides the long term? What if you for example were in a team with multiple devs working on the backend? And what do you consider long-term? :)
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Emacs.... Just kidding, of course vim
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Interesting. Would your opinion change if you where only in charge of the API? I.e. VueJS/React/Angular on the top by another team..
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
The one that get's you there fastest. If you hack on something and you need to finish it, then probably a lot better just to use what you are using. Personally, my stack is Bottlepy (Python) and VueJs for frontend. Bottlepy is so simpl
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Ask HN: Python vs Go for Web – Productivity-Wise
3 points by TigerTeamX 4y ago|5 comments
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Reminded me of game developer who explained an null pointer exception. There was a function that kept getting a null passed and that broke the whole system. They searched for months trying to figure out why, and they couldn't. so at th
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Exactly my thoughts but said a lot more eloquently.
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
In 2022 and start of 2023 we have moved all of our servers away from Docker Compose to just running bare metals. Yes a bit more setup in the start, but it makes it easier to maintain the servers. It really feels like all of these good ideas
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Unfortunately we don't fit in there, but hopefully you'll expand your definition of indiehackers :P Good luck with it!
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A Person Do Not Exist(thispersondoesnotexist.com)
3 points by TigerTeamX 4y ago|1 comments
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
AI-generated faces of nonexistent persons. Even if the website is older, it is still useful.
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Great point, I'd also add that a lot of the big names are blowing up on the internet like ChatGPT but there are tonnes of open source stuff happening as well and a lot of the algorithms are published in scientific articles. In other wo
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Do you by any chance know if he wrote something online? Or what his "writing name" is so I can search if have written anything?
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
Yeah makes a lot of sense - but I assume it is hard to find some moderator that can be both hands-off at the right time. You know more about how the moderators work? Maybe some blog articles or some sort like that?
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
The userbase of smart people definitely help, but I think the point you make with social media is even more to the point. I guess you can choose to become a large SoMe platform and have the advantages of this or choose to be smaller (but st
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by TigerTeamX 4y ago
The guidelines for ycombinator seems very open for abuse but yet it isn't. Or maybe people get downvoted into oblivion.
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Ask HN: How does HN do this community?
5 points by TigerTeamX 4y ago|8 comments

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