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It's very easy to start with so from time investment it will always be a good choice. I looked at several options for doc search and since I didn't want to invest more than 2 hours I just setup a Drone CI job to scrape and update
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I got hue bulbs and a 3rd party zwave/zigbee USB stick, hue works really well with it via Node-RED and Home Assistant :) I understand that for most users hue bridge seemed like the easiest way to connect but hopefully they will find th
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Used Ant Design (Vuejs component lib) for Keel's UI: https://keel.sh/#admin-dashboard-only-available-with-latest-... . After using Ant Design, Vuetify (Material UI) and some bootstrap templates - Ant Design is definitel
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Show HN: Transform public/internal webhooks with WHR Functions
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We have been using it to run e2e tests by creating multiple VMs that need to talk to each other and load some kernel modules. It works so much faster than relying on cloud providers or alternatives like Docker in Docker. Very good impressi
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Other banks in UK do that as well, shouldn't they all be reported for this?
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That's great! I was thinking of writing something like this for a few months as Balena seems really over complicated. Glad to see Go :) will definitely try it out for my projects!
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In my first real IT job we were buying and installing networking equipment for phones, internet in one big government project. It was hard to not choose Huawei when comparing to Ericsson, they completely copied their equipment, even the Eri
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Would you take company options/shares as part of the compensation if they can't afford to pay more?
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Linode launches its Kubernetes Engine into beta
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that's nice! :) I have found that quite often Stripe's UI would just through errors when trying to open some customers, failed payments or subscriptions. Couldn't really pinpoint why it happens, tried different browsers, disa
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After coding in Delphi, Java, C and C++ - Python was the first language that I really enjoyed coding it. When you enjoy a language, it's easy to start working on fun side projects that advance your skills and you continue improving you
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Their buildings are collapsing due to permafrost disappearing :) Also it will release lots of pollution from the ground which will even further worsen environmental situation. So on one point yes, it will be warmer but it will make their li
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Looks fantastic, thanks!
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Gio looks really neat (from the demos), I will definitely try it out as I have been looking for a nice way to build desktop app for quite some time. Other projects that I am considering to use: https://github.com/wailsapp&#x
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Same here, I run K8s both locally and on GKE for a project. My GKE cluster is just 2 nodes that have 2vCPU & 3.75GB RAM each. Performance is great and it has saved me an insane amount of time. I have also created an open source project
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Hi, my shameless plug (I am the creator of webhookrelay): https://webhookrelay.com/v1/guide/ingress-controller , using it both for services that are running in GKE and on minikube locally. It's cheaper than al
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I do PRs for any minor/major features on a project that I work alone :) it helps to see a better diff in github, also see CI status (using drone) and also to review it after few days when I can be objective about it. Project is quite b
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I also got this problem when using modules with go mod but then I did "go mod vendor" and all extensions are now happy again for that project! :)
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totally agree :) I have been running Kubernetes in production for several years now on multiple projects. So far I had no need to use any CRDs or even Helm. Just well maintained deployments, services, secrets and ingress manifests.
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One of my first jobs while I was still in uni was working for a small ISP. It was really fun, we had many base stations and mostly provided wireless connectivity. However it's all okay when it's summer to go and deploy/fix an
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Maybe use cloudflare only for the landing page and docs but serve your bidding app frontend and backend directly? Since users are already there it will only affect first load :)
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My ryzen 2700x was probably the best purchase I did last year :) it's just fantastic and I would really want to try out these new CPUs, just can't find an excuse to buy them :) Takes like a second to cross compile Go app for all
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Hi! check out webhook relay https://webhookrelay.com/ :) it has multiple ways to forward webhooks and internal connection healthchecks. Disclaimer: I built it.
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I think a combination of hardware and cloud services could give you a cheap way to run pretty much anything you want. I will try to share what I am using :) Tooling For CI I bought a cheap Intel NUC that just sits on my table and runs Drone
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I have been successfully using Node-RED for quite some time now ( https://nodered.org/ ) :) really like it so far, great tool to quickly add simple and complex health checks to your systems and automate various tasks that no
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I have noticed that Google often signs me off from my multiple Google accounts on FF too :/ While Chrome (which I use only for Hangouts) remains logged in. A bit annoying! :D Also, good to see that it's a more widespread issue wit
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shameless plug: I initially created webhookrelay for just this case - Jenkins & Github :) Instead of polling, you can start builds on webhook request. It can create one-way tunnels so your Jenkins is not exposed to the internet (for PRs
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Do you use libuv on go side as well?
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Exactly! My NodeRED besides doing some home automation actually does a lot more "ops" work for me: 1. Complex healthchecks for my side project webhookrelay.com (tests backend functionality every 30 seconds) 2. Normal HTTP healthch
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