bakenator

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by bakenator 5y ago
I built a graphical logging tool called Llama logs. Mostly because I thought it would be cool to see a live diagram of a cloud system I was working on. Also because webgl has been a hobby of mine. https://llamalogs.com/docs
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Show HN: Llama Logs – Architecture Diagrams from Your Logs(llamalogs.com)
3 points by bakenator 6y ago|0 comments
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by bakenator 6y ago
I have not heard of that project before, so that is the main reason. It looks very cool! From some brief review of their docs it looks like the implementation requires an agent on the host. Llama Logs does not, making it as simple as possib
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by bakenator 6y ago
Hello everyone, this is a solo project that I have been working on during quarantine. The link above has a good overview of how the system works. It is ready for user accounts now if you want to start visualizing your system. But there is
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Show HN: Llama Logs – Visualize Your Distributed System Through Logging(llamalogs.com)
2 points by bakenator 6y ago|3 comments
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by bakenator 7y ago
I'm just curious, what was your experience trying to develop games in your spare time? Were you told to stop?
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by bakenator 7y ago
When managing people in tech, I think it is equally as important to know how to organize as it is to know how to lead. I would recommend "The Phoenix Project" and "The Unicorn Project" and "The Goal" to all te
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by bakenator 7y ago
I think this highlights the distinction between book value and market value. GAAP accounting pretty much tries to value the net value of the company based on the holdings/liabilities that it is legally entitled to at that second. Bec
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by bakenator 8y ago
The US government has put in place extremely heavy barriers to open a medical care facility. If we were to allow people to open facilities that compete with hospitals, we would very quickly see advertised prices and dramatic price drops.
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by bakenator 9y ago
The Thing is on display at the NSA museum in Maryland. Very interesting museum for crypto history.
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by bakenator 9y ago
The majority of jobs in DC metro are government contracting as you would imagine. That is not to say there are not interesting opportunities available. A few startups and many small contracting shops filling niche spots for the Gov. IMO t
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by bakenator 10y ago
How are companies in the program paired up with mentors? Do mentors specialize in specific business spaces? Do companies work with different mentors for different parts of the program, eg marketing/technical advice/fundraising?