dakiol

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by dakiol 3y ago
Vanilla HTML, CSS, JS (no need to compile/transpile/etc.) Golang (I only need to upload a binary to my server and done) Postgres/MySQL/SQlite Docker and/or binaries.
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by dakiol 3y ago
Is there something for the opposite? I don't want google (or any other scrapper) to index my website. Afaik, robots.txt is not authoritative.
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by dakiol 3y ago
I use multipass to run Ubuntu VMs on macos (m1). It works flawlessly. Zero issues so far (I keep around 3 or 4 VMs running in the bg and they still work after days/weeks with no issues regarding the network or whatever)
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by dakiol 3y ago
I never liked Agile nor Scrum. It has been more than 20 years since the Agile Manifesto was written... can we apply something better?
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by dakiol 3y ago
Oh boy. I would love to dedicate my entire working hours to the pure joy of programming (talking with customers and understanding their requirements, included). Instead I have to deal with tons of BS and accidental complexity in the form o
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by dakiol 3y ago
Another clue: “spearheaded”. ChatGPT throws that word at you most of the time.
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by dakiol 3y ago
What about one senior engineer working as senior for a few years in company X and then joining in parallel company Y but working as non-senior (it’s easy to hide working experience in your cv). Doesn’t sound that stressful.
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by dakiol 3y ago
> Maybe time isn't real in the way we perceive it but I don't think the underlying nature of time is something undiscoverable. My take is: humans are just another living thing. Most (all?) living things don’t know everything a
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by dakiol 3y ago
I don't have a single certificate (I work in web development: so the usual programming languages and the usual cloud providers). I learn by reading (good and timeless) tech books and working on personal projects. So far, so good. I hop
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Ask HN: What's Up with Kotlin and Spring Boot?
5 points by dakiol 3y ago|3 comments
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by dakiol 3y ago
> What black magic do you have to cast to get devs to look at the documentation? That's not how documentation works (in my experience). Ignoring documentation is fine (perhaps I don't need documentation to get things done?). Th
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by dakiol 3y ago
I use gandi. They recently started to charge for email inboxes, which is a shame. Besides that I don’t have other complains. I now use iCloud+ for email.
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by dakiol 3y ago
That's why one should hire juniors based on how well they communicate and less based on their skills to invert a binary tree or design a URL shortener service.
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Ask HN: How to signal that I'm an “easy-going” engineer when interviewing?
13 points by dakiol 3y ago|7 comments
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by dakiol 3y ago
Same question. I have been using multipass on my Mac (M1), and so far so good. The current limitation of multipass is that it only runs Ubuntu VMs. Also, setting up fixed IPs for multiple VMs is a bit tricky (if possible at all, I don'
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by dakiol 4y ago
Shouldn't it be a plugin for a more used open-source IDE?
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by dakiol 4y ago
Sounds to me very similar to past situations. First generation to be exclusively raised on... - MTV? - video games? - rock and roll? - ...
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by dakiol 4y ago
What? With Gandi and others you get screwed by paying more. With Google you get screwed by losing your account completely not matter if you are willing to pay a million to recover it. Google is the worst by far.
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by dakiol 4y ago
There is none. Any registrar has their own shitty stories. Sad times.
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by dakiol 4y ago
Isn't the biggest issue with Google that your account could get banned for whatever reason, and then your chances of recover it are under 0.001%? That's the biggest fear imho.
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by dakiol 4y ago
The problem with Google is that if your account gets blocked/banned for whatever reason, you can just say goodbye to it. Minor companies like Gandi do have human customer service, so there's always the chance to recover the accoun
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by dakiol 4y ago
Wouldn't it be amazing that each person in the team could decide where to work? I could work from home and you could work from the office. Win-Win.
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by dakiol 4y ago
> I mean, to each his own That's the problem. Don't take it personally, but if we are in the same team, I don't care at all if you go to the office to work; I'm happy working from home. But, if you want to work from t
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by dakiol 4y ago
> a medium sized online retailer in Europe Probably Zalando. Are we talking about job offers or contracts? If the former, well, nothing can be done (usually one should get a contract signed before quitting the current position). If the l
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by dakiol 4y ago
Problem is: as candidate you don't know if "engaging in a back-and-forth conversation about problem constraints" is something the interviewers want. Some interviewers want it, but it's not always like that. And, no, usua
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by dakiol 4y ago
> I just can't imagine that being a fulfilling life personally. If i have to spend my nights reading books about work, outside of work, then I don't want to be the best. I have other hobbies I'm more interested in than, &q
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Tell HN: I like lost causes (companies)
6 points by dakiol 4y ago|1 comments
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by dakiol 4y ago
In my experience, non-native english speakers pronounce it as "klee". But IBM is just I-B-M (because you cannot actually pronounce it like a word). In general, if the acronym can be pronounced like a word, non-native english speak
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by dakiol 4y ago
Is it a downside if the password is a 100 characters-long string?
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by dakiol 4y ago
> The http basic auth built into every popular webserver is another, with none of the above limitations. The obvious advantage of OP's approach is that one doesn't need to control the server that serves the HTML (e.g., static s

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