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by dimonomid 1y ago
Sorry to hear you're having issues. I'll try to reproduce and fix the issue with the Match. Not sure if that "Thanks" for releasing early is sarcastic, but regardless, I appreciate the feedback.
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by dimonomid 1y ago
That's good news that we have /var/log/socklog/everything/current, but I'm also trying to figure the format. Is it like this? (sourced from chatgpt) 2025-04-21 12:34:56 myhostname myservice: Something happ
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Thanks, appreciate that!
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Re: the date/time format, I was thinking about implementing support for an option like timefmt, so you'd be able to do :set timefmt=2006-01-02T15:04:05Z07:00 , but postponed for now. That's not hard to implement, however to m
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Thanks. And no, as of today, there's no way to define a group like that. Might be a viable idea though. However, before we go there, I want to double check that we're on the same page: this `log_files` field specifies only files _
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by dimonomid 1y ago
I first responded before your edit about ssh and localhost, so: yeah, as briefly mentioned in the article, as of today there's no shortcut even for localhost. I was debating whether I should implement this feature before open sourcing
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Yeah you're right, agree with both of your points. The `go get` one should be easy to solve though, and my bad for not thinking of it before, thanks. I'll look into it.
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah it would be great, and I do want to support it, especially if the demand is popular. In fact, even if you ungzip them manually, as of today nerdlog doesn't support more than 2 files in a logstream, which n
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Thanks, and yeah getting distro packages would be dope. Hopefully, some day.
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Not really, at least not yet, because nerdlog's focus is very different than that of lnav. There is a section about it in the article as well. In fact nerdlog doesn't even support anything like -f (realtime following) yet. The ide
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I'll see what I can do. But for now, do you think the workaround of having to install rsyslog is not good enough?
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by dimonomid 1y ago
Yeah right, my bad, and thanks for reminding me. Just added one (the BSD 2-clause).
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by dimonomid 1y ago
That's true, as of today nerdlog doesn't use journalctl, and needs plain log files. There were a few reasons of that, primarily related to the sheer amount of logs that we were dealing with. As mentioned in the article, my origina
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Show HN: Nerdlog – Fast, multi-host TUI log viewer with timeline histogram(github.com)
134 points by dimonomid 1y ago|56 comments
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by dimonomid 3y ago
> 'm a bit confused by this as I'm used to seeing the opposite complaint, that Rust packages are too small. By "packages" here you're probably referring to the public crates on crates.io, right? Indeed, those pub
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by dimonomid 3y ago
First of all, what are other examples of "Rust empowers the developer, Go protects the developer from themselves"? As article mentions, Rust as a language is actually must stricter than Go, C++ and many others, and Rust community
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Treating Email More Like a Password Manager(dmitryfrank.com)
2 points by dimonomid 4y ago|0 comments
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by dimonomid 5y ago
My math still can't show how this is true. If we take a gross income of 20K BGN (which is not a bad income for a software engineer), then with dividends, net income will be roughly this: 20000*0.9*0.95-710*(0.148+0.05+0.08) = 16902
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by dimonomid 5y ago
Thanks, I'll research more into that. In the meantime, I clarified in the article that as long as a company is concerned, the article only focuses on the dividends option, and added the link to your comment.
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by dimonomid 5y ago
So they literally don't take any tax for foreign income and don't require any social security payments? That's seriously awesome. Actually I specifically like it because, while I'm paying here those social security contr
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by dimonomid 5y ago
While I def agree that those are not mutually exclusive and I considered paying myself a salary, but paying a salary still involves a bunch of extra taxes, which end up being more than the dividend's 5%. At least that's what I had
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by dimonomid 5y ago
Thanks for that info! Yeah taxes in Bulgaria are lower than the average, but not lowest for sure. Good to know about Panama. What about social security though?
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by dimonomid 5y ago
> moving here should be a well thought out decision and preferably not based on a single not-entirely-correct HN post. There are trade-offs and there's more to a country and to life than low taxes... While I definitely agree with th
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by dimonomid 5y ago
> Though, I'm curious, how much is it? I was buying just some bare minimum required insurance, and it was very low, less than 200 BGN per year.
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by dimonomid 5y ago
Oh wow, I actually didn't know that about Deutsche Mark!
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by dimonomid 5y ago
> Is this really how it works? They're taxing people with 0 income? I guess it isn't relevant to the target audience of the article but it must suck for the unemployed. No no, the social security min base 710 BGN is only releva
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by dimonomid 5y ago
Could you elaborate? Of course I do have a local accountant, and if what you're saying is true, I am disappointed she didn't mention that; they just said, paying salary will end up being more expensive than dividends.
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by dimonomid 5y ago
This was confirmed by at least two reputable accountants, so yeah, I'm 100% sure I didn't have to pay 8% health insurance while being a long term resident (and not an EU citizen). Actually, I _did_ pay some health insurance, but i
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by dimonomid 5y ago
I'm not an EU citizen, no. And while I was living there as a long-term resident, I didn't pay 8% health insurance. Perhaps it's indeed different for EU citizens, I'm not sure. I should probably mention it there.
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Bulgaria Freelance Taxes: Detailed Breakdown(dmitryfrank.com)
88 points by dimonomid 5y ago|128 comments

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