beberlei

48 ms·

211.
by beberlei 10y ago
Being a solo-consultant (or small firm) is extremely taxing from my experience and I stopped after 4 years of travelling too much, sleeping in stupid hotel beds, having 5 days of uninterrupted 120% work with 4-10 people, never getting to se
212.
by beberlei 10y ago
Sunk cost fallacy at work here. Yes, side projects may never pay back dev investment, but if you have already written all that code and invested, then you should not use that as a cost factor to make decisions about the future.
213.
by beberlei 10y ago
I take around 10-20 personal trips to family and friends every year, for around 1000-1500€ of "standard" fares, but pay only half with the BC50. I don't own a car. The card would cost me 250€/year so its quite a big savi
214.
by beberlei 10y ago
How exactly did you communicate with them? My wife had a very nice experience with Bahncard re-subscriptions that she cancelled after the fact. But even then, you know what you get into when ordering the service. Yes, it is a subscription.
215.
by beberlei 10y ago
Imho DB is the best means of transportation in Germany, in my experience only people travelling with DB once every one or two years are complaining about it, because they don't understand how it works. You cannot compare the standard D
216.
by beberlei 10y ago
Dont take the kids to that store :)
217.
Developing a custom time-series “database” based on HdrHistogram(tideways.io)
3 points by beberlei 10y ago|0 comments
218.
by beberlei 10y ago
I was scared by the mention of migrating all code from etherum to bitcoin blockchain in just one night.
219.
by beberlei 10y ago
Same q, and what about the risk of these hitting other spacecrafts?
220.
by beberlei 10y ago
Github has a support system and from my experience they reply quite fast.
221.
by beberlei 10y ago
Maybe a bit too hidden for critical 10 minutes, but the device loggin information is readily available in the Security tab of your Github account: https://github.com/settings/security
222.
by beberlei 10y ago
you can install a tool "pwgen" on linux machines that will generate you passwords, configurable with size and types of characters included. pwgen -y 40 1 Generates one password with 40 chars, including special chars (-y).
223.
by beberlei 10y ago
What has shipping to do with the products quality? There are two things you buy at amazon: 1. a physical product 2. the amazon service and shipment. The second one should IMHO not be relevant for the peoduct review, yet many rate them and s
224.
by beberlei 10y ago
if you share Ansible inventory files that are encrypted with ansible-vault, then this is not happening. But i still wouldn't want to have a public repository with the files and the metadata of servers that is clearly not meant for publ
225.
by beberlei 10y ago
The incentive changes for this are so massive, nice "experiment" from an economics perspective. 1. penalizes OpenSource organizations that need a few private repos for password, server configuration or other things. Was 25$ before
226.
by beberlei 10y ago
god beware if your open source project needs a single private repository to share passwords between admins for example or private config for your webserver. Suddenly you see yourself at 394$ compared to the 7$ you paid before.
227.
by beberlei 10y ago
yes, but you are comparing apples to oranges. If you had to jump from 125 to 300 users in ONE step as per the current pricing model instead of paying only for the marginal next user. Recognizing the repository steps are a pain for customers
228.
by beberlei 10y ago
any government budget is just too big to get any feeling for this imho. And you can either always argue that its just spend on the wrong things, like military, espionage, social security or that others are not paying enough, like Apple only
229.
by beberlei 11y ago
she has actually said that they will work on repealing the law asap and this will likeli go into effect in 2018.
230.
by beberlei 11y ago
you can often as easily deploy a monolith to multiple servers and grant different subtasks different cpu and memory for their work. for me its just a matter of adjust with the supervisord config for each server, how many of which workers st
231.
by beberlei 11y ago
The number of variations on PHP applications are infinite: 1. Apache or Nginx+PHP-FPM 2. INI Configuration 3. PHP Extensions and their INI configuration 4. Vhost Configuration, especially rewriting rules 5. Docroot in app root, or dedicated
232.
by beberlei 11y ago
interesting, i can incorporate this into future versions of the talk about pain points developers might have. The list of users is value free, it is just a mention of companies I know using it. Both the Google and FB talks about this mentio
233.
by beberlei 11y ago
hi, author of those slides here, I actually mention this during the talk, that the talk is over-emphesizing the awesome point to take a point across. It definately is not a technique to use everywhere, so I agree with you. It works for some
234.
by beberlei 11y ago
I am not sure this is the solution, but you could call "ldd <file>" on a unity generated binary to see system dependencies. If they statically compile stuff into the game, that's another question.
235.
by beberlei 11y ago
Using the blog post I tried the same for PHP extensions: https://gist.github.com/beberlei/3c89c86d3a9f96e4c9f2 It compiles and works for php -m and php --info, but calling the function segfaults sadly. Wondering if it
236.
by beberlei 11y ago
Cool! Even if a demo is great, with the complexity to setup I would prefer screenshots as well to show some standard use-cases. On the technical side: You should really upgrade Symfony to version 2.7 (new LTS), the 2.1 you use is not suppor
237.
by beberlei 11y ago
The gender pay gap exists between males and females performing exactly the same job. That senior positions earn more than junior ones, management more than others is obvious.
238.
by beberlei 11y ago
This is unfortunate, there is already a "ccat" command short for "ccrypt cat" installable through "ccrypt" on debian based systems.
239.
by beberlei 11y ago
It is a pun on this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWNaR-rxAic
240.
by beberlei 12y ago
Happened to us. Found a great name for our bootstrapped product. The .com-domain was already snatched from a re-seller. They wanted 28.000 USD for it. So we went with .io like so many other tech products before.

More ›