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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'd love to chat about the idea. ea@awareops.com
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'm working on a proactive 3rd party downtime detection tool called AwareOps. Here is some of the recent data from Github's incidents https://app.awareops.com/whatisdown/orgs/437dc8b8-2386-4ef5-... .
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Heroku Down Again?
1 points by fasteddie31003 4y ago|0 comments
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Colorado Mountains Remote: yes Pitch: I've been working on making startup MVPs lately. I've got a pretty good stack right now to get your MVP off the ground quickly. Rails website with a React frontend using
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Yep I do this too. I have an outdoor shower that cools me off pretty fast. I gotta wait another couple months before there is snow on the ground to roll around in.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I've been doing 5 sauna sessions a week for about 25 minutes at 200F for about a year now. Once I've been sufficiently dehydrated from the sauna I take a multivitamin and chug some water. My thought is that your cells are more rec
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'm rooting for this tech. Hopefully this will get modern movies out of their low risk reboot loop since it will be cheaper to make a movie that have new story lines that are commercially untested. I'd be happy to watch a movie th
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'm working on an app that tracks downtimes. I put some of my latest data up here: https://app.awareops.com/whatisdown/orgs/a7f95108-ead0-4718-...
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I think part of the instability in Russia right now is due to their population starting to decrease. Their leadership sees the writing on the wall that their demographic future looks bleak. The Ukraine war is their last chance to use their
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I have my doubts that any company would be dumb enough to do this.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I sized my subwoofer box using https://subbox.pro/en/ . I built the foam board speakers the same way built here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKIye4RZ-5k&ab_channel=TechI... . The amplifier is a
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I built my own speakers for under $200 and I honestly think they are some of the best I've ever heard for a personal setup. They were inspired by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKIye4RZ-5k (Tech Ingredients) . I built
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I think of money as being a messaging protocol for trust. When the government lowers interest rates it benefits asset holders first because the rest of the economy has not realized that their money is worth less (see the Cantillon effect h
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Just buy some 2x4's and plywood and start building. It's not that hard. Building does not have to be this complicated. The building systems and products out today make it incredibly easy and (before the ridiculously low interest r
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I think there is some selection bias in maps like this because it has no data on above average rainfall. I know where I live we've had one of the rainiest summers ever but you won't see this on a map like this.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
We moved from SF to Denver during the Pandemic to get some more space. It's a very new city without much character that takes generations to develop. We moved up to 10k feet in Summit county and we absolutely love it here. There are so
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'm actually a big fan of high speed rail in America for routes that make sense, but this project is going to be such an embarrassment for rail in America that it's going to hurt future projects.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
The TDD tradition comes from dynamically typed languages. If you write a Ruby or JavaScript function it's got a good chance of not working the first time you run it. However, with statically typed languages your function has a much bet
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Anyone who actually lives in the American West knows this has been a very wet summer. I live in the Colorado Mountains and I bet only we've had around 20 days this whole summer without rain. I think this is an outflow problem rather th
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I don't think the two are mutually exclusive
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
My opinion on Kubernetes is that it's great orchestration software that is trying to fix poor underlying application architecture issues. The biggest underlaying software application architecture issue today is the idea of a single res
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Don't see a problem here.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
They forgot China
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Most important step they missed was you probably don't want to be anywhere near NYC during a nuclear confrontation.
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Sabine Hossenfelder – Are We Too Many People or Too Few?(youtube.com)
13 points by fasteddie31003 4y ago|14 comments
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I've been reading The End of The World is Just the Beginning https://www.amazon.com/End-World-Just-Beginning-Globalizatio... I hope he is wrong about globalization falling apart, but articles like this are right out of
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
Fellow solo developer here. Making https://gainknowhow.com/ . It's my take on how to keep everyone on the same page at growing organizations. My basic premise is that the current data structure to store documentation i
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Ask HN: Why again do we need a Federal Reserve or other central banks?
1 points by fasteddie31003 4y ago|7 comments
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
I'm was looking at senior levels both times.
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by fasteddie31003 4y ago
The job market for developers right now is tough. My last time interviewing I was 2 offers for 4 interviews. I started looking for a job a month ago and I've gotten 0 offers for probably 10 interviews. It's my first time interview

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