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by etxm 8y ago
This is awesome. Thanks.
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by etxm 8y ago
That’s a good idea. There are a few really close to my house. I find that when I leave an office it’s easy to leave work behind, but when I’m home and leave my desk, I can always run back really quick.
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by etxm 8y ago
Intense! In retrospect would you have gotten a coworking space or started going to the office earlier? How long were you at home?
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Ask HN: I work from home and I’m expecting a kid this year, I need pro tips
47 points by etxm 8y ago|44 comments
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by etxm 8y ago
I asked her if it was company policy and she said no, she just didn’t like it personally and would see it was made a policy. It was a small town Christian credit union account my parents set up for me in high school to start building credit
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by etxm 8y ago
I used to write vulgar stuff in the memo line like “hookers” or “blow”. Stupid college shit. One day my bank called me and said if I did it again they’d cancel my account. I asked the rep her name and promised to stop... I wrote “fuck you s
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Hard Multi-Tenancy in Kubernetes(blog.jessfraz.com)
41 points by etxm 8y ago|3 comments
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by etxm 8y ago
> Remember the cookie consent button you clicked at the very beginning? That's right, it was a Clickjacking attempt :) Brutal. I have gone 100% autopilot to “cookie consent buttons”. I’m curious how many people are. That’s a very cl
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by etxm 8y ago
Agree! The Erlang syntax only takes a day or two to learn. It’s succinct! You won’t be an OTP wizard but it doesn’t take much to become fluent with the language itself.
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by etxm 9y ago
I worked for a chain of medical clinics in the early 2000s in Florida. Everything was going digital. We had a “remote” office across the street that didn’t have internet access and it was really expensive to have lines installed. I don’t re
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by etxm 9y ago
Maybe I read algorithm books for fun and finished all of my college math by 9th grade. But thanks!
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by etxm 9y ago
Cool. So if it’s in the same table, it’s just as secure as one salt sitting in a config file. When the table gets leaked, so does the salt. Also, is he? More than one salt sounds too complicated for him.
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by etxm 9y ago
The fantasy world you work in must be great. I’m jealous. I don’t know how many times I’ve seen someone jam a gigantic pile of string into a query builders select method or done some whack string interpolation trying to make a clever search
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by etxm 9y ago
We could call it DB sports. On second thought that might be a bad name
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by etxm 9y ago
Who does this?! I know it happens because I inherit them often. But seriously knock it off. Errrrr. Better yet don’t, job stability. Nothing to see here. Move along.
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by etxm 9y ago
ArangoDB always makes for exciting benchmark posts. I could see myself there in a bowler hat with a fistful of racing chits screaming “go, Postgres, go.” I’d love to see a competition were the developers of each database got to use the same
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by etxm 9y ago
I have infinity. I use Gmail for business with a catchall rule that forwards to the one address in my domain. I have an email address for every site I sign up for. Helps you figure out who sells your email. How do you handle this? Or do you
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by etxm 9y ago
You’re gonna be sad to know that mailinator[1] and it’s 100s of domain aliases exist. You’re fighting the wrong battle. [1] https://www.mailinator.com/
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by etxm 9y ago
I’ve used peerage ( https://github.com/mrluc/peerage ) on kubernetes for SD. It’s simple to set up and works in dev/test using its local adapters. Libcluster looks good too. Everything bitwalker touches seems to be
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by etxm 9y ago
I take it occasionally. Usually a 200mg dose. By occasionally one bottle has lasted a year. My focus is intense when I’m on it. I get a ton of shit done and when I check over my previous day’s work it’s always on par. Now, if I stop focus
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by etxm 9y ago
We have something overly dumb and simple. We generate about 400GB of logs a day through kinesis to lambda to s3. And a second lambda that reads of s3 and forwards the stuff to wherever using an s3:objectCreated event ... If we need to repla
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ML for the Working Programmer, 2nd Edition (1996)(cl.cam.ac.uk)
266 points by etxm 9y ago|35 comments
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by etxm 9y ago
Oh the 90s... I have often asked in interviews if my job title could be Web Master for nostlolgia. I never get that title :(
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by etxm 9y ago
I worked in data entry at a large hospital in the late 90s. I automated my data entry of reports someone was printing from Excel and that I was entering it into another system. My boss walked by one day and I was reading the Monstrous Compe