avaika

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by avaika 5y ago
It doesn't have to be too old actually. I was just 13 when everything happened. And I do remember that day very clear. Somehow a lot of small details are still in my head. Like the couch I was sitting on or how I was just watching live
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by avaika 5y ago
> With my bash scripts I don't have to read documentation Well. Actually you do need to read the documentation. It might just coincide that you already did it in the past.
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by avaika 5y ago
That's interesting, that you're talking about docker and that most things in your environment are dockerized, but didn't check the option to run ansible in docker container. There's publicly available image on docker hub
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by avaika 5y ago
I'm using ansible for some years already. The biggest game changer for me was ansible molecule [0]. I integrated it to the repo, where I store my code and it just runs all the test cases for my code. It saved me a bunch of hours of inv
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by avaika 5y ago
If you are going to have a directory with millions of files, probably there's one more interesting thing to consider. As you might know ext* and some other FSs store filenames right in the directory file. Means the more files you have
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by avaika 6y ago
Also ssh supports "from" stanza, which allows you to limit networks from where you can login. Ideally it should set to either corporate network (and make people to vpn to your corporate perimeter before going ssh) or to your home
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by avaika 6y ago
DDG does a great job with instant answers. You can learn more about the sources at their docs [1]. PS. There are more features than just IA. You can check here [2]. [1]: https://duck.co/ia [2]: https://help.duckd
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by avaika 6y ago
https://everynoise.com/ was a thing for me. I opened a lot through it. And it was fun to browse through different countries as well as through different genres.
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by avaika 6y ago
That's why I mentioned that if you want to put multiple applications inside a single container, you have to put it under supervisord or alternative. So neither would be the main process.
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by avaika 6y ago
That's default behavior. Docker tracks the main process. If it dies, and your database is not the main process, then the entire container will be restarted (depends on configuration). Means your database will be forcefully killed. At s
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by avaika 6y ago
Docker monitors only main process. If side process fails docker will do nothing about it. Means if you want to put multiple apps inside single container you have to add some manager guy to keep an eye on all the processes (e.g. supervisord)
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by avaika 6y ago
It's all fun until one of your requirements needs a billion build dependencies to be available on a machine. How do you solve that with pyenv? Docker does it for you.
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by avaika 6y ago
The real dilemma to me sounds like what we define as freedom of speech in the first place? If we say let anyone say anything, we end up with someone encouraging discrimination or even genocide. From the other side if we introduce restrictio
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by avaika 6y ago
It might be new to you, but communist regime in Russia is gone for almost 30 years. So opposition is not about communism / anti-communism anymore (:
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by avaika 6y ago
Ah. That's why Russian government was trying to block Telegram for over two years. Good to know.
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by avaika 6y ago
Well. As of now the Russian vaccine doesn't look like a trustworthy solution. Recently Russians published article in The lancet [1], but scientists who read this have a lot of questions. Especially on data consistency. They even publis
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by avaika 7y ago
We can't. It's not just a number of beds. It's also how long people stay there (which really depends on healthcare system). E.g. in countries with poor healthcare level people tend to stay in bed longer than in countries with
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by avaika 7y ago
Yep. It also would be nice to provide a form where clients would be able to select race, sex, age, sexual orientation, religion and other employee parameters as they wish to build a real dream team.
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by avaika 7y ago
You can never be sure, that the guy didn't sell his soul to intelligence agency and some government official during his visit. Better completely terminate the account and fire the employee if (s)he happened to travel there. /sarca
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by avaika 7y ago
Wait, isn't it like any other market which already has long lasting players? If you want no competition -- find a new market (and win it). Otherwise you have to be smarter and faster than existing players.
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by avaika 7y ago
Well. Even reg.ru / nic.ru (budget unfriendly Russian registrars) charge less than 10$ per year. Personally I use Naunet (yet another NIC) re-seller (former nn.gdmd.ru which was acquired by ru.gogolev.net).
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by avaika 7y ago
Where did you find a price like that? I own one and I pay like 3$ a year. However ID indeed is required.
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by avaika 7y ago
Moreover, as a person who participated in hiring a lot, a unique design for every CV isn't something I'd be happy with. The more it unified, the easier to scan the paper for the things I'm looking for.
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by avaika 7y ago
Once and manually. On an oily napkin in canteen.
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by avaika 7y ago
Don't forget one small nuance: own website requires much (MUCH) more time for initial setup, than any other solution as service which is suggested instead. Especially if it's not a simple static site. And probably for maintenance
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by avaika 7y ago
Collection of scripts might be quick and fun solution, but it isn't really reliable (unless it's ansible / chef level of scripts).
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Ask HN: How do you design configuration management solutions?
2 points by avaika 7y ago|3 comments
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by avaika 7y ago
It worked for me just from the site. I've never used the app before, never had it installed.
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by avaika 7y ago
Try this one: https://mozilla-services.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howtos/run... It's not as detailed as for sync, but has all the links to very detailed guides (even for a docker-based one). Hopefully it h
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by avaika 7y ago
It's not just their service. You can run self-hosted service for sync [0] and fully control it. From privacy point of view that's far more interesting than any other solutions I've seen. [0]: https://mozilla-servic

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