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by dvcrn 6y ago
Most ads I see these days on Instagram are scam. They usually lead to sites that have been built with a quick template and always offer 50-80% discount on little things I want, for example lamps. They all offer PayPal so I took the bait onc
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by dvcrn 6y ago
“Motivation follows action” Waiting for motivation to take an action often means you’ll wait forever.
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by dvcrn 6y ago
The notes app https://agenda.com does this too. Very happy with this model
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by dvcrn 6y ago
I am with you on that. I buy apps if they provide value to me. If it has a one-time purchase option next to a subscription, even if it is $30 - $50, I pick the one-time purchase. If it's a journaling app, a calendar app, a habit tracke
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Oh nice! I know virtually nothing about IR so this is good information, thanks!
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by dvcrn 6y ago
On iOS I’m using Apollo. To open directly in the app it provides a share menu action. There is also “Opener” to open links in all kinds of apps
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by dvcrn 6y ago
I did a much easier solution for my airconditioner (also in Tokyo so everything OP said applies): I bought a broadlink rm mini3 (IR emitter) for <$30 and hooked it up to homebridge using homebridge-broadlink-rm [0]. Then went ahead and
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Damn this looks nice! How is the pen latency? Sadly they don’t ship to Japan so getting my hands on one is gonna be hard :(
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Is this going to be web-based (electron)? I'd love for a really good notes app, but everything these days is in electron and I can't deal with the powerhog. I'm now using Outlinely and Agenda mainly because of this
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by dvcrn 6y ago
That’s what it says in the article as well
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by dvcrn 6y ago
I am one of those people that goes to a small gym near my apartment daily, even in the current times. The gym isn't very full, maybe a total of 4-5 people when I'm there (I picked my time based on how full it is). Everyone is obli
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by dvcrn 6y ago
> Unfortunately, there's no scheme to allow foreigners to stay as a resident if they work remotely for a company that doesn't have a presence in Japan, as I do. (I'd even be willing to pay taxes in Japan!) That are all cou
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by dvcrn 6y ago
This isn't an argument. In most countries you have some local competitors that do better than global brands. Not every app has to be a global success to be highly profitable Korea has KakaoTalk that's undefeated as the defacto cha
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Why do we keep getting posts of people making such a big deal out of "DeGoogling"? Don't want to use Google Drive? Use a different cloud service. Don't want to use search? mail? there are more than enough alternatives. I
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by dvcrn 6y ago
> And apparently fuck me for having the gall to want to control my air conditioner from my computer rather than GE Android app #12 that has God-knows-what baked in and that's going to be abandoned in two years anyway. My aircon is i
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by dvcrn 6y ago
I have a server at home that I use for exactly that: Small prototypes/scripts I hack together and want somewhere hosted. That, or I use heroku/a private k8s cluster on digitalocean when it's a tad more serious, that I just th
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Every cloud database provider I can think of gives you random initial credentials from the getgo
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Just remove Siri from the TouchBar then?
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Oh wow I wasn’t aware that cross site caching isn’t a thing anymore. That’s how I learned it years ago from the jquery days
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Must be nice to be normal and just 'do things', right? Still good that we have the medicine available that we have right now. Born in a different time and ADHD wouldn't even be considered a real thing. Hang in there and somet
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by dvcrn 6y ago
The point is to keep cost down while a project is in development, then scale depending on needs without having to worry about container distribution and resource utilization. On dev I don't need a 10 node cluster if I had 10 containers
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by dvcrn 6y ago
On k8s, you write those env variables into the deployment manifest that describes the container. If they are sensitive, pack them into a k8s secret and add that to the container instead. You can use the external services the same way if the
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Sadly I don't have many resources I can refer you to (maybe someone else can add?) but digitaloceans kubernetes guides are excellent so I'd start with that: https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/kubernetes/ho
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by dvcrn 6y ago
> Also, we run a VPC-only K3s node for some simple internal tools that works great as well. We do exactly the same thing! We have a one-node k8s for all these dev things that just works. Everything is containerized for local dev anyway s
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by dvcrn 6y ago
If it's a hosted k8s, all you'd do is containerize your application, then create a deployment that pulls that container and exposes it through a loadbalancer. The container is the same if you'd push it to herokus container re
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by dvcrn 6y ago
I work on a 2-person project and decided to go with kubernetes (through digitalocean) for the cluster. I am managing everything with terraform and I don't have any big problems. I like that I can write everything as terraform manifests
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by dvcrn 6y ago
TechCrunch, sorry!
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by dvcrn 6y ago
This is a recent release, eh? I bought a elgato camlink 4K just recently because I wasn’t so happy with Camera Live but now I wish I hadn’t.
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Clicked on the link on my phone and hitting the back button just refreshed the page over and over again. Had to long press the back button and select hackernews to escape. Stop overwriting the back functionality of the browser please!
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by dvcrn 6y ago
Oh file management - my favorite topic! I spent way too much time finding a system that works. Everything (files, PDFs, etc) that’s important goes into DEVONthink for future referencing. The app is excellent for finding files that relate an

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