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by khalidx 4y ago
This is really cool. One thing I'll add is to make an easy fallback for people to type in the password (for example, if they can't scan the QR code or plug in), you could generate a word phrase, like "correct battery horse st
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by khalidx 4y ago
Yes, that's exactly how I use it! Especially when I need to combine Terraform and CDK, or Terraform and Pulumi (depending on where I'm using which). The library has a nice CLI UI which makes running different things and gluing the
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by khalidx 4y ago
Also check out https://github.com/khalidx/runbook (shameless plug). Executable markdown documents that you can run. Great for DevOps and sharing commands with the team.
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by khalidx 4y ago
I started something like this here. It’s a tool that lets you visually (or via the CLI) search and view all your AWS cloud resources. https://github.com/khalidx/cfs I mostly use it when starting a new job or contract a
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by khalidx 4y ago
Nice explainer. Also your SQLite queue repository is cool. Good stuff
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by khalidx 4y ago
Similar, (plug) https://github.com/khalidx/runbook . Nice CLI with search, and supports many languages.
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by khalidx 4y ago
Not sure 100% how this works, but sounds cool. In terms of an application being able to bypass it, can it?
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Show HN: Cloudfs – Discover and manage your cloud like a local filesystem(github.com)
3 points by khalidx 4y ago|0 comments
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by khalidx 5y ago
Hey OP, use airalo.com (or their mobile app) if you have an iPhone or a phone compatible with virtual eSIMs. Works in most countries. You can activate a plan from your phone in minutes, usually for under $10. Most plans are data-only but yo
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by khalidx 5y ago
Does anyone have a link to a good server hardening guide that they can share here? Specifically and especially when running servers locally, or on things like AWS or DigitalOcean. So many guides online, and the uninitiated can rarely differ
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by khalidx 5y ago
Very cool. By the way, I know you can print and just rotate, but for display and orientation purposes, the bottom right corner should be a white square.
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by khalidx 5y ago
Gumroad has license key support and payment plans. You could do the same with Stripe too. The Gumroad path is less enterprise-y, and you’ll need to set up a webhook to process new subscriptions and generation of license keys.
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by khalidx 5y ago
Try out artillery (easy to use npm package) next time to spin up a quick load test. Fastest method I’ve come across
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by khalidx 5y ago
Let us know if you find one and how long it took!
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by khalidx 5y ago
Oh! And (only half-joking) SpaceX if they manage to mine an asteroid
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by khalidx 5y ago
Vercel
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by khalidx 5y ago
Lots of stuff :) Simply: achieving the highest profit margin for LTL loads across a range of factors + route optimization.
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by khalidx 5y ago
Spent the money doing three things: - building an application to assist with dispatching. Dispatching in the current state of the world is a human heavy process with a lot of phone calls. The application was built to make it easy to pick th
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by khalidx 5y ago
A good place to be right now is in the logistics industry - a necessity that isn’t going away any time soon. And with the current logistics supply shortage in the USA (specifically for trucking companies) it won’t be hard to compete and sta
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by khalidx 5y ago
This is great. Already bookmarked 10+ sites in the first few minutes of using this site. How does it work / how are the links curated?
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by khalidx 5y ago
Interesting, going to check this out today. I built something in a similar spirit to your comment and this larger thread, albeit a bit simplistic. Lets you document and write your bash scripts in a markdown file, then you can run the blocks
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by khalidx 5y ago
Two companies I’ve worked with have started using Miro for real time collaboration. It shows where everyone’s mouse is and lets you group edit on a huge whiteboard that you can zoom in/out of. Seems to work well for many things.
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Ask HN: Urgent the Great Suspender Again
2 points by khalidx 6y ago|0 comments
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by khalidx 6y ago
I have been looking for something like this forever.
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by khalidx 6y ago
Wow, the control flow constructs / pattern matching alone is super crazy. Well done on the README and explaining the concepts as you go. The language seems awesome and powerful. Can’t wait to try.
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by khalidx 6y ago
The video promo on the home page makes this look awesome! Can't wait to try.
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by khalidx 6y ago
This has been updated with examples for: - a plain old Lambda HTTP handler function - a function that reacts and responds to api, queue, and table stream messages - a function that is configured as an express app - a function that writes to
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by khalidx 6y ago
Haven’t ran it yet, but the thinking behind this is sound. Hats off to OP. “Custom interpreters are powerful and flexible tools that allow solving thorny problems with grace. The general idea is that distilling the fundamental building bloc
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Show HN: The fastest way to get a scalable service up and online(github.com)
9 points by khalidx 6y ago|2 comments
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by khalidx 6y ago
Hello Hacker News! Do you use AWS Lambda? Do you deploy stuff to the cloud? Maybe you're like me and you've tried it all... - AWS CloudFormation - AWS SAM - AWS CDK - Terraform - Pulumi There are so many ways to deploy infrastruct

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