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by fm2606 2y ago
It does help, thank you. I was thinking that I'd just have to change my process a bit to capture what I need/want to document properly. For me, a few days might as well be a year in trying to remember :-(
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by fm2606 2y ago
If trying to solve a problem and errors keep occurring, how does one capture the errors (and inputs that caused the error) in order to blog about later without disrupting the flow of problem solving? For example, I was writing a terraform s
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by fm2606 2y ago
That is a good idea.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Yeah I did the same thing about a year ago only on GCP. I tried to stay in the free tier but "hidden" networking costs got me at $20/month. The site was a blog with traffic of 1, load balancer, cloud run and storage bucket.
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by fm2606 2y ago
> my day job, wherein we run scores of Spring Boot apps written in Java 8 that have pages of vulnerabilities from tens of dozens of dependencies, which are not easy to update because updating one library necessitates updating many other
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by fm2606 2y ago
I grew up in midwest small town USA, around 3500 people, in the 80s. I attended monthly C64 user group and it was pretty much nothing more than copying each others software.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Not the OP but I think hosting on a VPS is valid. "Self-admin" may be a better term, I don't know. You are still "indie" and not bound to any corporate culture. You are in full control down to the OS but not the h
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by fm2606 2y ago
Just read the manual that comes with the child. /s All kidding aside, my kids are 16 and 19 and I am still trying to figure it out. Pretty sure it is a journey and not a destination.
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by fm2606 2y ago
I have read of other people getting customers/orders before actually having the product in place. But my doomsday mind has a hard time shaking what happens if you can't follow through? Is it as simple as refunding the money? A si
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by fm2606 2y ago
Me either.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Great point. Thanks for sharing. I admit I get the cart before the horse. I'm not looking for life changing money, but it would be nice to actually be able to submit a $500 mrr project here on HN. These are my favorite threads
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by fm2606 2y ago
I went to it on my Android phone and it worked fine.
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by fm2606 2y ago
I think it does. How did you get your farmer network set up? Reminds me of https://www.vidaliaonions.com/ . The guy who started that bought the domain before he knew what he was going to do with it.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Just a few weeks ago I was on a trip through back roads of NC and VA and saw a bunch of historical markers and wondered how to do something with them. And now I know. My thinking was to stop and get a gps coordinate and then what? How do
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by fm2606 2y ago
As a former firefighter-paramedic of 14 years which I left in 2020, our LifePak monitors went up to 360J. We did use self adhesive pads and never once did I have any odd smells after "welding" someone. We used stacked sequence,
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by fm2606 2y ago
Wasn't Windows 7 a rebranding of Vista with some improvements, maybe just lipstick on a pig but still, I really don't know. I do know I liked Win 7 way better than Vista.
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by fm2606 2y ago
How does one go about testing how good a GC is or isn't? I'm most interested in SBCL and JVM.
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by fm2606 2y ago
> For solo/small teams? Think of yourself as a street cart vendor that sells hamburgers, and is located on the front of mac donalds. What a great analogy! I always thought of how many lawyer offices there are, from single lawyer to
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by fm2606 2y ago
I turn my paper about 45 degrees. I have the same problem when people want to hold the paper for me to sign.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Completely understand fried brain and TV with the wife. Thanks for the response
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by fm2606 2y ago
Nice looking page? Did you design it? If so, where did you get the graphics? My design work looks like a kindergartener drew it with a fat crayon on Big Chief paper! ;-)
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by fm2606 2y ago
Thanks. I'll definitely take a look.
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by fm2606 2y ago
Here's my upvote!
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by fm2606 2y ago
EXACTLY the same feeling here. No ideas and unsure of follow through.
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by fm2606 2y ago
I'd love to just make $1000 / month profit. I don't "need" the money per se, but definitely "want" it. Maybe for no other reason than to just to do it. I just can't seem to come up with an idea. It
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by fm2606 3y ago
So did Dean Koontz. I don't remember if they agreed upon one year or five years for him to make a living at it before he would give up and get a regular job if he didn't succeed. What ever the time period they agreed upon it wor
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by fm2606 3y ago
The STEM (non-CS) was boring AF! I use to joke that I did more math balancing my checkbook than my job which required an engineering degree. There are a lot of things that I miss and don't miss at the fire dept. I miss dinners at the
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by fm2606 3y ago
I left STEM (non-CS/software) and became a firefighter-paramedic in 2006. I spent 14 years and left in 2020 when Covid was the rage. From 2010-2015 I got a masters in CS as a back up plan in case I got hurt or sick and couldn't
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by fm2606 3y ago
It is my understanding this is how Apple does their development. Everything is home grown and not a hodge podge of dependencies from outside the company. I do like Mac products but just can't get passed their walled garden. However,
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by fm2606 3y ago
Thanks for the reference to pants. In US pants covers jeans, chinos, slacks. Shorts are well, shorts. Underwear is our boxers, briefs, tighty-whiteys, etc.

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