margor

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by margor 5y ago
I'm sorry, I thought it was about storing it in yaml and not the underlying storage method.
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by margor 5y ago
It is not a default by any means, you can write it down to yaml as plain text too without any processing[0]. Just for some reason people decided to always use base64 without any actual reason behind it. Edit: There is reason to do it explai
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by margor 5y ago
It gets better further on "A data field is used to store arbitrary data, which is encoded with base64 so that no one can view the values of secrets."
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Tuya is going to offer official Home Assistant integration(twitter.com)
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by margor 6y ago
While I somehow understand Prometheus idea that pull is easier to scale than push I've had a bad luck with it. First of all Prometheus doesn't even consider monitoring of long-running jobs other than pull way (which didn't ma
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by margor 6y ago
I've been in the same place that I wanted to do everything the modern way, because its 2021 and there are sure better tools out there! After trying to use go/nodejs/php ecosystems and their frameworks, while being proficient
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by margor 6y ago
I've done something similar (not in German market) but instead decided to have a chat bot inform me whenever there was a new offer matching my criterias and it also helped me find a flat cheap and in the place I wanted. But your post i
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by margor 6y ago
There is also https://apiblueprint.org/ that I really enjoyed working with even by hand writing the underlying specs and using their proposed docs generators. But it was almost 2 years ago so not sure what is the state of i
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by margor 6y ago
Last time I used it, it was generally a good experience, albeit slow sometimes when moving/editing stuff around but amount of features it offers even on free plan in my opinion compensates that. Also API is rather easy to use. I'm
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by margor 6y ago
Hey, thanks for sharing your observations, this is one of the most realistic take on making business here on HN I've read in a while, really great info.