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Show HN: My real-time network packet traffic visualization tool
(github.com)
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amozoss
2y ago
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amozoss
3y ago
Been in a rut and burned out. Here's what has been helping 1. Exercise, keeps my energy up. 2. Wake up at the same time (helps me fall asleep at night) 3. Make a plan the night before for 1 thing I want to accomplish the next day. I al
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amozoss
4y ago
Maybe they were an intern
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amozoss
5y ago
I do feel like it's rather mild most of the time. As I said, I don't really understand it myself. It's very strange to lay awake at night though. I feel like it's triggered by stress, but like... not stress I feel like I
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amozoss
5y ago
Thanks for your perspective. I like what you're saying in that I should stop worrying about being someone I'm not. Show up and be honest about what I am good at stop focusing on all the puzzles that might show up. My interview tod
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amozoss
5y ago
My favorite interview in the past was when the company took a ticket off the backlog and I asked questions to solve it. Aka they hired me for a half day. They were available to ask questions, but mostly I was there figuring it out by myself
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amozoss
5y ago
Thanks for the insight. I've handled several high stress situations on the job. E.g. servers are down, customers are pinging support. Everyone doesn't know what to do. I've solved problems several times in that environment. I
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amozoss
5y ago
I'm lucky in that I don't actually need a job yet. Hence the reason I decided to go in pretty much cold-turkey. I wrongly assumed a decade of shipping 5 SaaS products from scratch (some completely by myself), that have real revenu
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amozoss
5y ago
Thanks for the response, I really appreciate it. For the most part, I've learned to live with it, but it has greatly been amplified by these interviews lately. I've also had it happen to me when I'm on business calls when I&#
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Ask HN: Have anxiety, need help with live coding interviews (funny hat dance)
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amozoss
5y ago
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amozoss
5y ago
https://pushback.io - 3 year side project, total failure (money wise) I originally started it to scratch my own itch. I wanted a notification from my temperature sensor when my new born son's room got too cold (we didn'
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Simpler way to build Slack apps
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5y ago
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amozoss
5y ago
Can also checkout https://tellspin.app for a directly in Slack solution
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amozoss
5y ago
Our meetings always felt like one construction worker digging a hole (doing work) while everyone else watched. Easily could have been solved with an agenda or someone telling to do the work post and not drag everyone else through the proces
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amozoss
5y ago
Their website was pretty trivial, but I beefed up the script to check for failure status code and also notify me if it wasn't 200. I ran it every minute. I had to include a unique uuid to cache bust, but other than that there wasn'
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amozoss
5y ago
My brother-in-law had just finished his pilot training and was trying to apply for a job as teacher to continue his training. However, the jobs were first come, first serve so he was waking up at 4 am and constantly refreshing for hours try
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Startups Are Supposed to Pivot
(hunterwalk.com)
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5y ago
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amozoss
5y ago
Could pipe it to pushback.io too, super easy way to setup push notifications to your phone
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amozoss
5y ago
Google cloud does checks (of endpoints or tcp connections). I've never been charged as far as I can tell. It sends me a text when my site is down, but it has tons of other notification options
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amozoss
5y ago
Yeah true, it's not the best example, and completely unrelated to type systems, I agree. Although warnings in someway are a safety mechanism so I think it could contribute to another section of the article, but it'd be much better
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amozoss
5y ago
The idea for Tellspin came from a problem I had seen in two of my previous jobs. They had #support slack channels that were out of control. Support team members were constantly using @channel for big and small problems. Most of the issues c
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Show HN: I made a movie trailer for my Slack app
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How to Master Passive Growth with Rob Fitzpatrick of Write Useful Books
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Curated List of Freelancers
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5y ago
I often feel like software engineering will be the last to go. Seems like it's easier to replace everyone else's jobs too with AI (like all the people who type things in spreadsheets all day). I do see your point though to some de
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Free solo coder – Programming without safety equipment
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5y ago
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amozoss
5y ago
Yeah, I like servers are like cattle way better. The servers are like babies was more or less for an attention grabber, which it did a poor job of, haha
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amozoss
5y ago
I've found the businesses I work with are very happy when I say I can get it to them by Monday. I often say this even when I know it will only take me an hour and it's Tuesday. Haven't had any issues.
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Servers are like babies – tips for being on call
(tellspin.app)
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amozoss
5y ago
Let me know if you need any help :)
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