mmarian

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How Wales' most obese area is declaring war on junk food(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by mmarian 6mo ago|0 comments
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Runners vs. robots at China half marathon(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by mmarian 6mo ago|0 comments
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Singapore Tourism Board Launches AI-Powered Robodog Guides at Sentosa(stb.gov.sg)
1 points by mmarian 6mo ago|0 comments
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by mmarian 6mo ago
Not sure what firewall rules you're referring to, but I'm genuinely surprised to see DO being trusted more than Hetzner. I often see DO's ASN when looking at scrapers/hackers, so I'd say it's only a matter of t
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by mmarian 7mo ago
> If you are young and wanting a promising trade in tech, security would absolutely be a good choice. Shit is going to get CRAZY. I personally would still recommend software engineering. Security in far majority of places is still checkb
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When career anxiety becomes gameplay: lessons in China 'young-faculty simulator'
1 points by mmarian 7mo ago|1 comments
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Getting answers to your question won't help you. If a product is obviously valuable, and there's an obvious way one could make it better, there will be plenty of alternatives out there. It's an incredibly competitive market o
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Not sure what jobs you've been applying to, but none of my interviews allowed AI use.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Had to Google this - Amazon Luna is a cloud gaming platform.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
I don't get this either. It's so obvious that target customers will never spend hours rummaging through these platforms. Yet they keep coming up.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Gives hiring managers an easy excuse to reject your application though, far majority are getting too many people in their pipeline. I personally think it's one convenient way of checking someone is who they say they are; solving yet an
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by mmarian 7mo ago
I used to think that if I follow the right blog, it'll help me become better at the startup game. Then I realised it was a waste of time as the advice came from a place of great luck and survivorship bias. The game is very basic - sell
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Odd they picked China. Would've thought that's a growth area for most Western enterprises where you need to have local presence.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Not that backend is any better - microservices everywhere, must scale to Facebook traffic even if we only have 10 customers, etc. Saying this as a backend dev
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by mmarian 7mo ago
CapRover for self hosted PaaS Dozzle for self hosted logs DuckDB was a life savior for some data analysis I needed to do Rollbar for app error alerting - v generous free tier
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Have you contacted anyone who's currently an FDE? That will quickly validate your assumptions.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Cloudflare for serverless. Or Hetzner for VPS.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Depends where you're based. But handymen in the UK get decent money, especially once you start working with businesses.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
It did for me. I had 3 <6 month stints as the companies I joined kept going bust.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Unlikely they'll hire people requiring visas though. Unless you're exceptional talent, of course.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Last time I checked they don't pay well though.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
You work on things you know something about, and things that people want to talk about. And you go where people are (meetups etc). Or offer something for free and hope that people reach out to you for conversations.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Many success stories are real; doesn't mean they're replicable :) a lot of it is right place right time. The reality is that you'll rarely find much useful in them. It's why I gave up following influencers. Just look at
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Developer Experience(leerob.com)
3 points by mmarian 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Put it behind Cloudflare and try out the various firewall rules. Wrote this blog post covering some examples of rules and trade-offs https://developerwithacat.com/blog/202603/block-bots-scrapin... Also post in r&#
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Wrote a blog post advising people not to run this sort of stuff last year: https://developerwithacat.com/blog/032025/test-containers-ba... It's just too much hassle to replicate cloud environments locally, ju
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by mmarian 7mo ago
Story of my life.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
It's hard to be good at tech and business at the same time. Not impossible, just much lower chances. Also you get more labor into the enterprise without having to pay money.
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by mmarian 7mo ago
I built https://hackernewsalerts.com for that. Think I have about 100 users. It's open source, see links on the site.
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OpenClaw on Amazon Lightsail to run your autonomous private AI agents(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by mmarian 7mo ago|0 comments

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