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by martinbaun 2y ago
Yeah, I really liked Heroku and I used it for so many years, but it also killed itself kinda. It could never reduce prices as all machines "was the same" and thus a reduction in price meant lose of revenue and now they're jus
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by martinbaun 2y ago
You're probably going to be downvoted to oblivion but I 100% agree with you. It seems like they tried to remove all the complexity, and just made new complexity.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for! I actually started writing something myself. And I "compiled from source" as I am using Fedora, but it was just one command. Thank you!
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by martinbaun 2y ago
And the US dietary guidelines are seen by many countries as the golden standard and replicated to their own countries. Consumption of animals have been steeply falling for the last 70 years, while seed oils consumption have grown. If you se
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I wonder how you pronounce that name :D
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Cool! Do you do other things to hardend the servers like Knockerd?
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Raw dogging can mean quite different things. Apparently :D
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Awesome Steven, I'll msg you once you're back. Happy break
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Writing my own, ah no :D just setting up my local env to serve static files. Flask, Node, Go, DJango supports it out of the box. Though, they're extremely slow in most cases. Then in production I just override the url with Caddyserver.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
This is so cool Stephen. I'd love to hear more. This is definitely something I could use in one of my clients projects. You wanna schedule maybe a meeting next week? https://martinbaun.com/book/
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Thanks eFortis? I guess this mainly for security and separation of concerns?
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by martinbaun 2y ago
That's so cool! I actually made a YouTube video on why I don't use CF anymore. Shameless plug here :D https://youtu.be/TWtGwW_e56w I really love your idea of doing content hash for (permanent?) cache. I'll de
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Sounds like you're pushing the limits of each product. Looks cool to see. Do you think it is possible to simplify the stack or would you loose too much? And another question? Do you use varnish on edge? In case, how do you do this? I n
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Cool, but how do you provision SSL locally if you're behind a NAT? For the serving static files/rewrites I usually try to do it in my own code so I don't have to deal with extra configs. Of course, this is a bit slow but loca
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Interesting, what do you for SSL instead?
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by martinbaun 2y ago
True, but I did get annoyed trying to get SSL certificates to autorenew, especially when you have multiple server srunning
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by martinbaun 2y ago
You use Caddy for local development? How come, I have never used it for local dev
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Ask HN: Do you use Nginx in production? or have you switched
5 points by martinbaun 2y ago|22 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I made duckist.com for this. Browser-side encrypted and easy to use. It's the "low-hanging" fruit you're talking about :)
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Am I the only one who is a little wary of this? Google having your drivers license and starting to partner up with the government?
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Can't have people talking to eachother, they might find out something they shouldnt.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Usually courts are a lot more lenient with foreign citizens. Try to get jailed in Mexico as an French citizen - pretty hard unless you do obvious bad stuff.
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by martinbaun 2y ago
Another reason not to go to France. It was once such a beautiful country
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I don't know the specifics of this, but the judge ruled in his favor and thus the severance package didn't include this. Elon musk literally have a whole team of lawyers just to deal with all the times he gets sued for various thi
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Polyfill exploit would never happen if you do this [video](youtube.com)
1 points by martinbaun 2y ago|0 comments
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by martinbaun 2y ago
the start of all new tech is always super exciting. I have considered moving to more exciting tech like Bitcoin or AI. But at some point you also become too old :))
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by martinbaun 2y ago
I have been in IT for like 30 years, I have no idea what you just wrote here :D Though, I never worked for an ISP. How was it working for an ISP? I could imagine crazy weird edge cases like this one
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by martinbaun 2y ago
These are annoying. Reminds of two bugs I had as well. 1. One guy used tabs instead of spaces for fun and we couldn't find the records. 2. One.... "person" decided to put some values as null, for fun. :D Didn't break the
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by martinbaun 2y ago
sounds like a delicious bug, Klaus Schwab would be proud :D
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Ask HN: What's the weirdest bug you ever had?
26 points by martinbaun 2y ago|41 comments

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