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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Thanks for that. Didn't know this is a thing in Caddy. Seems low effort so I'll probably do that for now. I omitted it but I'm actually using caddy-docker-proxy. It's awesome, makes the config section be part of each pro
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
That's encouraging, thanks. Are you able to share your python convertor script by any chance?
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Whenever I have anything to deploy, so depends on the project. On actively developing ones, could be once or twice a day. On slower days maybe once every 2/3 days.
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Nowadays I use github's packages registry. I used to run my own registry in the past along with the docker save method. But both of them are annoying to deal with. I have Github Pro so it's pretty much free. However even if I need
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Over the years, I kept tweaking my setup and now settled with running everything as a docker container. The orchestrator is docker-compose instead of systemd. The proxy is caddy instead of nginx. But same as the author, I also write a deplo
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
It's also a lot about who holds the buying power and what's the incentive. If I'm a developer working for a company, I probably wouldn't bother raising it up to management. Especially when it's tools like this where
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Https://michaelsalim.co.uk/blog I mostly tech stuff that I think is interesting to write about.
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
I wouldn't have believed it but we're seeing it happen in real time haha. How twitter has fallen from the glory days
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Can you share some profiles/contents like this? I've been searching for it and failing miserably
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
I've recently started to get burnt out by Next.js. Most of its benefits stems from its SSR capabilities. However, that is also the part that is most buggy and keeps changing. It keeps improving but it just isn't there yet. Perhaps
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Interesting take. I do agree there's some visual noise there, but not how you described it. UUID just takes so much screen space compared to its integer counterpart. If you don't have a good UI sorting things out it's quite a
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Nothing stopping you from having both. I'd have one document like you said and another just for letters.
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
531 in my bitwarden storage. I don't create an account unless absolutely necessary. So the number is higher than I thought. I guess most of it is likely work related. I cycle through many projects. Each of them have many accounts tied
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
I see it in a completely different lens. Engineering is hard. Good engineering more so. What's even harder is to manage those projects well without having the technical skill to understand it. Whenever I find a technically challenging
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
The other replies defends the walled garden approach but I agree with you. Most of the time I patch or fork the project to suit my needs. But sometimes there's little things that would definitely help if it's merged to the mainlin
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I have a new Junior Developer and it kinda sucks(michaelsalim.co.uk)
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
What is CRL supposed to stand for? Google only gave me "Certificate revocation list" which doesn't sound right.
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
More than tens I'd say. I suspect for each person that interacts, there are dozens that don't. If I have to bet, I'd put the ratio at 1:100. So 100 lukers for every 1 active user.
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Not the OP but they were referring to the whole site. So definitely not millions, but the number is probably higher than you think. From the blog you linked, the number of interest is 18k. 12k are only those with HN referrer headers. In rea
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by michaelsalim 3y ago
Had a thought recently. What's stopping someone from separating table migrations from others like functions/triggers? The standard tables can use the standard process while triggers, etc are run declaratively. When you change some
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
This definitely. Don't feel pressured to do it if it doesn't work for you. For me the notebook isn't actually for memory. Those kind of notes are better on digital so I can access & edit them everywhere (I use notion for
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
Was pleasantly surprised with the list. Agree with all of them. The last point about notebooks has especially been useful for me the past few year. There's just something different about using it to help you think. Most of the time,
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
I'm not really fond of the over excitement of AI. It has traveled to almost everywhere I go online. But if there's one thing fun about it, it's this. It's amusing to me how much effort and creativity has been put into th
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
Same sentiment here. The last thing I want to do is adding friction to my research and having to consider whether I should use Google instead for some queries. So under the new plan, I'd have to base my decision on the ultimate plan, $
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Ask HN: Anyone Sponsors YouTube Videos?
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Making YouTube Video with React(michaelsalim.co.uk)
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
This right here. Most of the time you just need to rebuild your image. If the project is being actively developed and built, nothing to worry about. (Unless you pin to a very specific OS version of course). If it's not, you just need t
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
Exciting to see Decorators on the next release. I personally find them really neat so I want to use them in some way. Unfortunately the last few times I tried it using the experimental flag, it came with more trouble compared to not using i
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
Yep, I use it for all my projects now. It's nice to know that there's basically no way for me to accidently mess up access control other than messing up the roles. Got a loose SQL command running? Or even maybe SQL injection? No p
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by michaelsalim 4y ago
I made Recall[0] which is all about this. Managing tasks using a tree structure (like folder/files, no level limit). And dependency representation with DAG graphs. Give it a try, you might like it. Unfortunately the project is currentl

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