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iodbh
2y ago
I absolutely love visidata : https://www.visidata.org It’s a data exploration tool packed with features, but my regular use case is to just pipe some json into it to get a table view; it lets you easily explode nested fields int
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iodbh
3y ago
Just leaving this here to contrast with the “murder tech good” vibe. If your greatest achievement ended up with a bunch of people dead - maybe there would have been more utility in self-destruction. If you feel like defending cool missile t
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iodbh
3y ago
You might be interested in “chaos magic”. Writings on the topic can be out there and often heavily metaphorical, but the core idea is that one designs not only their own rituals, but also the belief systems the rituals are based upon, often
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iodbh
3y ago
Development is currently quite active. Everybody’s risk analysis is different, but my assessment is that : - open source means that we can contribute the fixes and improvements we need - not being dependant on a commercial product protects
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iodbh
3y ago
We got confused when researching StackStorm so to save you some digging : the software has been donated to the Linux foundation and is no longer supported by a commercial offering. See: https://stackstorm.com/2020/05&#x
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iodbh
3y ago
The project has been donated - there are some leftover references to the enterprise offering, but all features have been open sourced
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iodbh
3y ago
Love StackStorm ! I had never heard of it before my employer adopted it, despite having looked for exactly what it provides before. Writing integrations is very easy, which makes it a great “hub” where events from different sources can be c
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iodbh
3y ago
Here’s the technical analysis linked commissioned by the consumer council when building the case : https://storage02.forbrukerradet.no/media/2020/01/mnemonic-s... (Disclosure: I work for mnemonic, the company
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iodbh
3y ago
I live in Norway and got one - you just need a delivery address. I used a friend’s; but there are forwarding services as well
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iodbh
3y ago
It’s a strange thing to assume that an entire, loosely defined type of relationship is bound to end up in tragedy or abuse. Keep an open heart !
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iodbh
4y ago
At the time I lived there, tipping 500 for holding the door was not uncommon and half expected. You’re joking about the briefcases, but a friend of mine had a group of bodyguards swarm the $LUXURY_SPORTS_CAR dealership he was working at, fo
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iodbh
4y ago
I grew up working class 20mn from Monaco. That place has been an excellent introduction to the notion of inequality. It is quite unique. The entire riviera’s economy is focused on tourism, but Monaco takes that to the next level : it is a c
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iodbh
6y ago
Mnemonic | ONSITE (Oslo, Norway) | Python Developer | Full Time | https://www.mnemonic.no/career/ Mnemonic is the leading security provider in the nordics. We provide managed security services and develop the platform
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iodbh
7y ago
I'm a native french speaker and only recently realized that "Qu'est-ce que c'est ?" ("what is it ?") literally translates to "what is it that it is ?".
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iodbh
7y ago
I think I've never seen worst GDPR compliance : big "I Consent" button with no negative counterpart, except a link to the cookie policy where the "opt out" section invites you to disable cookies in your browser and
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iodbh
8y ago
Location: Budapest, relocating to Oslo soon Remote: yes, preferably Willing to relocate: To Oslo Technologies: Mainly Python, Linux, React, Infrastructure automation, Learning Go at the moment Résumé/CV: email me. About 5 years experie
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iodbh
8y ago
I've been running two matrix (synapse) instances for about 2 years and it's been pretty painless. My "personal" instance is hosted on a dedicated server running Ubuntu, and the package works just fine. The other one uses
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iodbh
8y ago
I have spent a couple of nights in locked metro stations myself : before locking, they just warn that they're going to lock. Whoever's still inside is locked in until morning, but there's no kicking out.
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iodbh
8y ago
This is not some troublemakers breaking things for fun anymore : this is full on state repression, and the violence is not there to stop crimes in progress but to dissuade people from voicing their rejection of the government. There were hi
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iodbh
8y ago
There have been multiple account of what happened as several journalists were present. Here is one of the many articles that have been published, I am linking this testimony by two journalists since liberation is a reputable publication, bu
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iodbh
8y ago
By all accounts of those events, the people being assaulted by the riot police in this case went inside the restaurant to seek shelter from the tear gas. Restaurant employees were giving them water. Are you deliberately spreading lies or ar
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iodbh
10y ago
I've been following your mailing list for a while and it's a great way to stay up to date after a very busy week. So i recommend it in a non-self-promotional way ! p.s.: I miss your podcast already
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iodbh
10y ago
Which turned into a big internet fight, and he changed his mind. It's good to see people willing to change the way they do things, especially when that means publicly contradicting their former selves and with such an intense personali
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iodbh
10y ago
Good. This will give AdNauseam visibility. And remind everyone what Google's game is.
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iodbh
10y ago
I love the way you turned this around : from frustration to an action course. Making me consider doing what i was criticizing moments ago. kudos.
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10y ago
I agree that it's smart and that's why it doesn't sit well with me : it's hacking community dynamics ( know interests and an encouraging attitude toward personal projects) into a revenue channel. A possible long-term con
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iodbh
10y ago
Please pardon my negativity but i'm tired of this trend of taking something that span discussion on HN and making it into an app as soon as possible, then posting it on HN. It's getting out of control since the old geek jobs artic
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iodbh
11y ago
There is this project : http://weboob.org (Web Outside Of Browsers). It allows the use of certain web apps in the terminal. It's a french project, so it's mostly french apps that have been integrated.