fresh2dev

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by fresh2dev 2y ago
> Access your snippets directly from your favorite editor. LMK when the Vim plugin is live ;-)
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by fresh2dev 2y ago
Excited to try this out later. Starred. Thank you!
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by fresh2dev 2y ago
A popular implementation of the idea written in Python: https://github.com/joeyespo/grip
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by fresh2dev 3y ago
I can dig this; eager to tinker with it later. There are a few options in this space (Broot being my favorite). The ability to define custom commands (as Broot does) is powerful. Will be watching this repo; thank you for Projectable and bes
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
> But, you can only trust this site as much as you trust these claims. Love the callout. Is the source available? Any opportunity to self host?
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
So I need to setup prometheus, granfana, node exporter, and cadvisor before running this? All of the above give me everything I need to monitor a swarmcluster. And if I want multi-user access to the graphs, I’d configure auth in Grafana. Fu
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
You’re right. The line to draw here is really non-commercial vs commercial, personal vs business. Though I can’t think of a simple way about it that does not rely on some trust (e.g., a business self-identifying itself as a business and pay
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
I’m happy to hear that my fear is justified, lol. But yeah, starting out I was just happy for the validation of people using my things. Now I don’t need the validation; if fewer folks use my app, but those who do pay and enjoy it, well I’d
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
Fair point about support. I’m okay with the responsibility of patching bugs, but buying a license key to my app doesn’t mean I’m employed by the company to build features and custom functionality (though I get some business may expect other
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Ask HN: (How) Should I monetize this?
3 points by fresh2dev 4y ago|6 comments
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by fresh2dev 4y ago
Interesting. Happy that I make a conscious effort to keep things as stock as is reasonable. UBlock, Bitwarden, Dark Reader; I assume I’m sitting comfortably in the 99%.
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by fresh2dev 5y ago
This is a huge improvement over DockerHub's UI (both the UI and search), and it definitely feels like the familiar GitHub. Excellent work; bookmarked!