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Show HN: First Batch – A pay-per-campaign QA testing sandbox(firstbatch.io)
1 points by bryden_cruz 4mo ago|0 comments
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Why most PDF libraries suck, and how I got pixel-perfect rendering(resumemind.com)
1 points by bryden_cruz 5mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Resumemind – A developer-first resume builder(resumemind.com)
3 points by bryden_cruz 6mo ago|0 comments
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by bryden_cruz 6mo ago
The best thig is that you can install it with npm, you did great, keep up
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by bryden_cruz 6mo ago
This exact ambiguity causes massive headaches when putting Nginx in front of a Spring Boot backend. Nginx defaults to merge_slashes on, so it silently 'fixes' the path. But Spring Security's strict firewall explicitly rejects
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by bryden_cruz 6mo ago
I recently had to set up basic IP-based country detection in Nginx for a project. Parsing and handling IPv4 is trivial. The second I had to account for IPv6 string formats and update the Geo databases to match, the complexity just spiked fo
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by bryden_cruz 6mo ago
I'm seeing this exact trend playing out while building resume tools for devs. The hiring is definitely happening, but the front door (just blindly dropping a PDF into Workday) seems completely closed. Companies are filling these roles
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by bryden_cruz 6mo ago
Running a rack of 3090s in your garage to avoid provider lock-in/costs is the most Hacker News thing. Out of curiosity, what are you doing for uptime/failover? If you are running production traffic to that garage rack, does your a