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by louiskottmann 1y ago
Indeed, and with the technology plateau-ing, being 6-12 months late with less debt is just long term thinking. Also, Europe being in the race is a big deal for consumers.
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by louiskottmann 2y ago
Heavy user and I moved to Atuin because of the shell history scoping issue with regular bash history. No matter my config it would always glitch. Atuin is backed by a global sqlite db: problem solved. And unlimited history. I don't use
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by louiskottmann 2y ago
I think the upside is that we stop spending limited human time on mundane/easy things and focus on higher-value pursuit. Because you can no longer be a cheap artist, because you can no longer help students on easy problems en masse, be
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by louiskottmann 2y ago
It's not allowed, but you'd have to sue if you uncover one such questionnaire, which is a hassle. So instead, lying on your answer is not sue-able. Which makes including such questions ineffective.
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by louiskottmann 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Paris, France & OSlo, Norway | REMOTE 15 years of experience in tech, developing in all major paradigms, strong expertise in DevOps engineering, as a technical lead, a recruiter, good experience with CTO and COO positions
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by louiskottmann 3y ago
I would honestly rather not make any user's Chrome experience better than Firefox given the curtent marketshares. It would not feel ethical to me to partake in helping Google seize more power on browsers.
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by louiskottmann 4y ago
The big difference in my opinion is that your ad-hoc servers using static binaries, with all the outside stuff specific to your organization, are non-standard. For some miraculous reason K8S is ubiquitous and everybody uses it. Standardizat
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
It is statistically significantly harder to have a successful company as a solo founder. Having someone with a stake to bounce ideas and solutions off of makes a big difference. My associate and I regularly thank each other for catastrophes
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
Like I said in the last paragraph: I would not. If the bash program evolves to span multiple files and lots of lines, I usually switch to ansible/ruby/clojure
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
I am a bash expert. This paper reads like it was written by clueless academics with no real world experience. Multicore bash already exists and is seldom used, through the "parallel" cmd. Other points address no particular issue,
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
That would become unreadable in many cases, like du -sh *
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
Same complaint here, I really like the project, hosted a server for a while, but ultimately the problems of verified users in channels were too much of a hassle. To be fair, other E2E chat solutions have similar problems, like Signal. It fe
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by louiskottmann 5y ago
I disagree. Discussions about diversity and equality are absolutely political debate. It's even boringly trending I must say. It's barely a 30seconds discussion between founders, not a company-wide debate. You follow it up with a
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
Serverless is not so shiny when compared to a cloud-managed Kubernetes cluster. I get to deploy stuff "the regular way", that is with a constantly running application, I don't have to re-train my developers, I have extra powe
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
There is another problem, beyond the initial ads-based business. This information gathered about you, albeit anonymously, is correlated. This helps train models about groups of people, in order to derive value from group information. It can
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
You can start off with an example you would find online, then use "kubectl explain" to read about the options used and other ones you want to use.
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
Whenever I see video content I automatically think "I do not have time for this". Text lets me efficiently skip through most of articles if they do not get to the point, or if they linger in ELI5. The more I know about a field, th
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
Decorators and AOP are very similar concepts in my opinion then, if you prefer.
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
It is very close to python's @ syntax on top of methods definitions. Like: @get('/posts') mymethod ...
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by louiskottmann 6y ago
The single biggest productivity boost is when I realized over 90% of my time is spent in Firefox+Terminal+Emacs. Alt-tab drove me nuts so I bind F2/F3/F4 to a script that will cycle through instances of these 3 programs. F2 is ter
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
The thing is, when you start having a lot of candidates at your door, say, because you are a big company with interesting problems and/or good benefits, and the position is sought-after, your recruitment process costs even more. So you
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
Hexagonal | Ruby on Rails backend/fullstack developers | Full-time | REMOTE from France or the Netherlands Requirements: Fluent in French and good English speaking skills Must work from France or the Netherlands, and be a resident from
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
Hexagonal Consulting | Web Integrator | Full time (CDI) @35k€ | REMOTE from France or Netherlands Requirements: - Fluent in French and good English speaking skills. - HTML/CSS/Vanilla JS/JQuery Bonus: - Interest in fullstack
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
I believe the problem is not so much about finding and flagging criminals, but treating the reasons criminals act like that. These cameras do not explain how they got there. Who profits from it? Whoever likes the situation that put criminal
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by louiskottmann 7y ago
I think many believe that "this should be easy, just add commits and get versioning, voilà!" and thus never invest the time (what, 2 days max?) to actually dig in, try a few common scenarios on a dummy repo, before actually using
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by louiskottmann 8y ago
Well, to take on the other side of the coin: Would you like to work on a custom-built project of someone else, decent-sized, in a language you grasp poorly? Because that's what your "small, light system, out of large frameworks&qu
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by louiskottmann 8y ago
I feel like Ansible generating YAML with Jinja templates is really a sweet-spot, with idempotency and reusability. I find it pushes me to write plain YAML files for variables and defaults (Ansible), while allowing strong templating of gener
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by louiskottmann 8y ago
Again, I disagree here. I take the 4 all the time as it is right next to my place, without any issue. In fact I cannot even remember the last time it was packed. I also traveled and did not find other subways to be considerably better in ev
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by louiskottmann 8y ago
Please don't take this as a general rule for the subway in Paris. While it is true that some lines (13 is infamous) at some hours are really packed, most of the time it is fine. I was born in Paris and have lived there for 30+ years, a

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