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Then I guess it's a question to the startup I'm working at - why in the world did they overcomplicate so much stuff when in fact we have constant number of environments, workers, load balancers? In fact, every engineer in the comp
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4y ago
But using Terraform with $CLOUD implies that you are familiar with $CLOUD - then if you know $CLOUD and bash why would you need to use Terraform to work with that cloud? Also, as stated in a sibling comment, all the commands, expressions an
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4y ago
>That is a good and useful thing As long as you manage to pick it up, which I'm struggling with - you have to approach the problem from an entirely different angle with an entirely different paradigm. I'm struggling with adopti
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Ask HN: Why was Terraform created?
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Ziglings – Learn Zig by fixing tiny programs
(github.com)
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4y ago
Hopefully FTC is eventually taking action against Adobe as well.
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Emacs is no text editor
(eigenbahn.com)
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>What skills? When I've been through the interview process, it's been very obvious that I have strong backend skills but lack on cloud and DevOps stuff, so that's what I'm focusing on now. >Training frequency? As o
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4y ago
I think I can see why, I never tried C or C++, but Zig was a pleasure to learn and play around with.
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I don't really get why Daniel decided not to go with C99. Doesn't C99 compiler produce the same machine code for ANSI C source code? They could start writing new code in a newer standard and fixing old code in a newer standard gra
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4y ago
Never be humble. Business does not care about you, it’s not the world to be humble in.
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4y ago
Not on topic, but the author uses an annoying mix of inline links and footnotes. Why aren’t they consistent on it I wonder
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So I wondered if I could lose some weight if I teleported on top of Everest and started searching for formulas. Apparently, this question is already answered and the answer is yes - I could lose half a pound. https://www.quora.co
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GrapheneOS on SafetyNet in Banking Apps
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It's kind of ironic and uncool that DocPad's website is made using GitBook.
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4y ago
On the other hand, having single binary is good because you don't have to install the runtime to tinker with the tool. Yet I do agree that tinkering options are very limited in comparison.
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4y ago
You’re welcome! Just wanted to share what did I come to in the end following the same route.
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4y ago
Sounds cool, I hope one day I stumble upon your article that utilizes those very custom hard-coded knobs. Yet I wouldn't make a tool like that since tools should be KISS.
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4y ago
That's exactly why I never used Jekyll and don't really understand people that use it nowadays. It is AWFUL. Not only it uses greatly outdated Ruby, you also HAVE to install outdated Ruby on your machine to play with themes, serve
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4y ago
I've been trying to make a cool static site generator numerous times. Well, yes, it actually is a quite fun thing to tinker with, but I've found myself struggling to decide on what do I want to see in the final app and what I do n
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Zola – a single binary SSG with SASS and syntax highlighting
(getzola.org)
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https://github.com/boltgolt/howdy Never heard of similar stuff for Macs, this is Linux software. Worked fine on my ThinkPad laptop running Fedora.
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It is just an additional authentication mechanism to a list of various ones. If the client (COM port terminal, KVM terminal, SSH client, bare /dev/tty or any other client you can think of) does not support this mechanism, it will
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4y ago
Fun fact: if your laptop has an IR camera, you can also use face recognition for that purpose.
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I used to work in a company that made similar tech for some other country. And boy, did I both hate and love my job! I wanted to quit a lot of times, but every time my manager would stop me. “If you ain’t gonna do this job, some other engin
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I don’t know, but she’s constantly pushing me, throwing me articles about huge companies hiring, about investments, savings, getting a mortgage. She constantly asks me if I got a job in that huge company I was applying to. It’s a lot of pre
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Uppestcase and Lowestcase Letters [video]
(youtube.com)
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There’s only one reason I keep using PostgreSQL instead of SQLite for my pet projects and it is the “RETURNING” statement UPD: I know it’s there, but the library version shipped with interpreters and compilers are often outdated
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5y ago
Boy, am I proud of my wild guess
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5y ago
PnD? Pump n dump?
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