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by lma21 6y ago
You can open the image directly here: https://kbd.jse.li/screen.gif
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by lma21 6y ago
I'm sorry, but are you really losing that much productivity by being a bit more human and replying to that hello, asking how the other person this? in any case, once the question is asked, you will be context switching and trying to fi
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by lma21 6y ago
Also, if you've worked for at least 6 months in the past 2 years and your company went under / you got fired / the company did not renew your CDD (temporary contract) / you had to quit because your SO is moving, you&#x27
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by lma21 6y ago
> It does not mean there’s no racism in America just that it’s lesser Based on what are you comparing here?
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by lma21 6y ago
Charges patronales and charges sociales are not really "taxes" given your understanding of taxation. Charges patronales and charges sociales are well explained in every payslip, i.e. where that money goes and how the employee&#x
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by lma21 6y ago
We're seeing major things happening around the world. The biggest of them is seeing the US slowly head into an autocracy (quite implicitly). Trump is doing whatever Trump wants, and no one is stopping him. How so?
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by lma21 6y ago
wow! how do I do this for custom cli apps?
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by lma21 6y ago
why is it being compared to pandas ? is it a data analysis library?
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by lma21 6y ago
Change the whole governmental bodies. Build a new constitution. Hold new elections. Create a government that acts and builds, not one that talks and promises. Something that can lift this poor, small, desperate country out of its misery. I&
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by lma21 6y ago
Excuse my ignorance, on what layer do we need IPv6 when deploying our apps/systems/whatever on AWS? Is IPv4 becoming a severe problem for such things?
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by lma21 6y ago
What if... we don't really defeat it? no, maybe that's too pessimistic... What's the worst case scenario in case we have to live with Covid-19 for a few more years?
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by lma21 6y ago
I have family and friends living in Lebanon. The explosion destroyed the windows of most homes in Beirut. Apartments of my family, friends, and colleagues have been shattered. Even the ones living dozens of kilometers away from Beirut. It&#
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by lma21 6y ago
Why do we think expats would be interested in this? What's the point anyway? Shouldn't we use this evidence instead to wake people up on the impacts of consumerism? Didn't we allow China to become what it is today due to ho
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by lma21 6y ago
Apologies if this sounds like an ignorant question. Why isn't this common knowledge? How hard is it to convince people that sugar is bad?
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by lma21 6y ago
Does Vector work with TimescaleDB? it looks quite interesting
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by lma21 6y ago
for simple and fast monitoring solutions, i always opted for collected + graphite + grafana. In a containerized environment, it's so easy to deploy (0 configuration by default) and monitor a set of 50-100 nodes. Beyond that, disk tunin
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by lma21 6y ago
> You can't run code unless the whole project compiles (poor for quick sanity check, test driven development, and refactoring breaking changes). What do you mean by _running_ specific parts of the code? Isn't this a language pr
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by lma21 6y ago
what's wrong with source <file_path>
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by lma21 6y ago
Is Rancher profitable? How did it rank in the "Managed-Kubernetes" business? Anyone using Rancher in production for large-scale applications? If so, what's your feedback?
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by lma21 6y ago
I've had many positive experiences because of LinkedIn, whether noticing new interesting people or companies. Though most importantly, I got connected to good companies through LinkedIn and went through their recruitment process. I don
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by lma21 6y ago
Interesting, what are the price economics on that ?
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by lma21 6y ago
You're right on the sensitivity of such data... better to go with a self-hosted gitlab.
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Ask HN: How secure are private Git repositories?
9 points by lma21 6y ago|8 comments
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by lma21 7y ago
(nor the original op) Indeed, you're making quite a valid point, and we, as users of Google's services, have accepted this policy the day we started using their services for free. Don't want Google to benefit off your browsin
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by lma21 7y ago
honest question, why do you care how they evaluate 'porn' websites? as long as we're still capable of switching between 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8, what's wrong with providing this additional service? it really doesn't hav
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by lma21 7y ago
I also wonder why KubeCon EU haven’t cancelled their conference in Amsterdam happening next month as well..
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by lma21 7y ago
Got any other similar links by any chance :) ?
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by lma21 7y ago
indeed, 10k qps in a large production instance is actually quite typical. Datadog is expensive when it comes to logs.
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by lma21 7y ago
We can surely find ways to block canvas or webassembly from such websites no?
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by lma21 7y ago
pidstat is also good at showing IO Activity, per process.

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