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by buro9 6y ago
https://microco.sm/ was an attempt at this... it's dead as a startup but the code is open source. https://www.lfgss.com/ is one example of about 300 sites that are using the platform. It's recogni
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by buro9 6y ago
For me it's the opposite. When I interview some of the things I look for: - Are they comfortable and productive in their own coding environment? - Do they understand the code they are writing? There are more things I look for, but thos
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by buro9 6y ago
And just after I read this on HN I see this shared by a fellow brit asking WTF https://www.thedailybeast.com/biden-camp-cancels-austin-texa... and indeed... it's hard to comprehend of this level of voter and campaign i
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by buro9 6y ago
To my mind when I interview people there are two types of people who match what you've described: 1) I'm a generalist and go wide but only surface deep. 2) I'm a specialist in multiple areas, I go deep and because I know how
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by buro9 6y ago
We also have open roles https://grafana.com/about/careers/#jobs
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by buro9 6y ago
Spotify. Also made the move as a result of the switchover and far happier for it.
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by buro9 6y ago
Mouse clicks also play the bongos, and other mouse buttons meow.
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by buro9 6y ago
There is a middle-ground... helpers. Things like search interfaces might offer filters over multiple columns... your choices here: 1. Use an ORM 2. Write SQL for each permutation of filter 3. Write a helper that will compose the SQL based o
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by buro9 6y ago
There is a life to a forum... for badly run forums it's measured in years, for the best of the best a couple of decades. There is a tension... between the core audience ageing and evolving, and the forum staying still. If the forum evo
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by buro9 6y ago
Yes. And Damon used to come to the Elastica gigs, but because Parklife had suddenly made them mega famous he always had to sneak in the rear doors of venues or climb drain pipes to get into dressing rooms to be with Justine. Dave did graphi
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by buro9 6y ago
It was 1993 and I was homeless, living in a squat, working for bands by selling T-shirts at their gigs - I'd hitch hike to where they played to get paid £20 for the night before sleeping rough nearby. During this I collected names and
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by buro9 6y ago
If you don't like this: 1) Buy an Nvidia Shield, Google Chromecast, or Apple TV 2) Connect that to your TV 3) Factory reset your TV and never connect it to the internet again
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by buro9 6y ago
> Because there's really no such thing as, "apolitical." This a thousand times. I've tried to be apolitical in a "least damage" way, but it is not possible. You are supporting someone who is doing something
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by buro9 6y ago
I have 250k monthly users who are very addicted to the sites I run, my sites are their #1 destination. I've even encouraged people to use Brave (and Firefox) as I'm for any browser that improves privacy and easily allows a NoScrip
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by buro9 6y ago
> It’s impressive, but as with most K8s demos, assumes that you’ve everything up and running and configured because if you didn’t it’d take a galaxy-brain expert like Kelsey a couple of hours (probably?) to pull that together and someon
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by buro9 6y ago
These ISPs are using DS-Lite, Dual-Stack Lite. https://www.juniper.net/documentation/en_US/junos/topics/top... (this isn't a purely Juniper thing, but they have nice diagrams on their documentation)
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by buro9 6y ago
Grafana Labs | Frontend Engineer, Senior Backend Engineer, UX/UI Designer | REMOTE | ANYWHERE | Full Time Grafana Labs is on a mission to democratise and visualise the world's data, we are deeply connected to the OSS community whi
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by buro9 6y ago
This was also the time where music had the highest value. Consider revenue per song: - £0 per downloaded song via torrent - £0.003 per streaming song - £0.70 - £1 per album song on CD - £0.99 per song on iTunes - £0.99 per single song on CD
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by buro9 6y ago
A lot of excellent information in that blog post and linked from it... but if you're wondering where to start: 1. Write good logs... not too noisy when everything is running well, meaningful enough to let you know the key state or bran
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by buro9 6y ago
Same, used to be LastPass but the more I learned about them as an entity I realised that they were not what they once were and I switched to Bitwarden. I also found this suited my devices and usage, Linux, Android, Mac, Windows... happy acr
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by buro9 6y ago
From what I can see externally this looks like DNS. I wonder if that includes the roots that Cloudflare operate.
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by buro9 6y ago
Count-Min Sketch for obtaining heavy hitters above a threshold within a stream is the surprising one that has featured heavily in recent years. http://dimacs.rutgers.edu/~graham/pubs/papers/cmencyc.pdf
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by buro9 6y ago
Every city parking app and every local authority website
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by buro9 6y ago
If it is taking third party resources and inlining them then this extension will be breaking the protections offered by the domain and JavaScript security model.
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by buro9 6y ago
Grafana Labs | Frontend Engineer, Senior Backend Engineer, UX/UI Designer | REMOTE | ANYWHERE | Full Time Grafana Labs is on a mission to democratise and visualise the world's data, we are deeply connected to the OSS community whi
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by buro9 6y ago
I've recently been pondering whether to create a log receiver that will produce Prometheus metrics as well as logs for Loki. Why? Because there are several open source projects that if joined up in a relatively simple way would provide
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by buro9 6y ago
The crazy bit of this is that this is where the tunnels will be built: https://www.hs2.org.uk/where/route-map/#12/51.6609/-0.5849 "from just inside the M25 to South Heath in Buckinghamshire" So
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by buro9 6y ago
In my Gmail I have more than 20 years, all email I've sent and received since 1999. I've maintained a single source of emails and move it forward as I've changed provider.
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by buro9 6y ago
This one... and I used it to migrate 20 years of email from a G Suite account to Gmail account. https://medium.com/@buro9/one-account-all-of-google-4d292906...
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by buro9 6y ago
I spent over £600 on 4 USB hubs, to find 1 that allowed USB 2.0 devices to work with the £3k MacBook Pro. Apple hardware is an expensive hobby it seems.

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