maxbrydak

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by maxbrydak 2y ago
Readwise reader, mostly for ebooks and PDFs, which makes the most of my reading other than papers or blog posts, for which I use readwise as well. It integrates really well with Obsidian, so all of my highlights are directly put into my sec
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by maxbrydak 2y ago
Most recently Obsidian with PARA method. Obsidian isn't open source unfortunately, but I'd guess you could achieve a very similar setup with logseq. I'm planning on migrating to org-roam though
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
Location: EU (but I do US hours as well) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: not in the near future Technologies: GNU/Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, FluxCD, AWS (EKS, RDS, ASG, VPC, ALB, CodeDeploy, SQS, EC2 Image Builder, IAM, EFS), Azure,
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote DevOps Consultant | EU/Canada/US Hours Specializing in Kubernetes & GitOps for High-Performance Solutions As a seasoned DevOps Engineer with 4+ years of experience, I bring more than just technical expert
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
JSTOR and other similar are really cool when looking for academic papers tbh
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
Tbh I've found nix and flakes as remarkable in terms of solving that issue.
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
Haven't read it either yet. I'm also looking for opinions :P
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
+1 for the Phoenix Project, but to my demise, when I first read it I looked at Erik and was like: "wow, I want to be this guy" and that was not the best idea. Have you read the Unicorn Project btw?
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Europe, but I'm flexible towards any timezone Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Anywhere within EU Hourly rate: 40€ Technologies: GNU/Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Terraform, Github Actio
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
Location: Europe, but I'm flexible towards any timezone Remote: Preferable Willing to relocate: Anywhere within EU Technologies: GNU/Linux, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, GCP, Terraform, Github Actions, Gitlab CI, Grafana, Promet
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
HTMX for the front end Go for the backend Postgres for DB Redis for cache
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
have you seen skedpal.com?
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by maxbrydak 3y ago
Beat your head against the wall multiple times until it clicks. IMHO - the best way to learn anything is to just sit and hack away, if you wanna get up quickly - read through the docs, make sure you understand the concepts and then grab k3s
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ASK HN: Managing Kubernetes TLS Using Vault
1 points by maxbrydak 4y ago|0 comments
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by maxbrydak 4y ago
Location: Remote (Poland) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: open to discussion Technologies: Python, Bash, Kubernetes, Docker, GIT, SVN, Docker Swarm, FluxCD, Github Actions, DroneCI, Helm, Hashicorp Vault, Terraform, Traefik, OpenVPN, Prome