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by mnahkies 5y ago
Interestingly this seems like a pretty popular problem to solve. I made a similar thing recently as well, although with the goal to handle ingress and monitoring out the box as well, whilst still able to run comfortably on a small box. I to
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by mnahkies 5y ago
> to be added to a group chat On which platform?
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Show HN: Shoe String Server(github.com)
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Like many of us, I use Kubernetes in the workplace, and actually quite like it. Unfortunately though, it comes with a fairly large overhead in terms of resources (primarily RAM) to using it for personal stuff. As a result, I've created
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I'm somewhat surprised this hasn't been attempted as a product actually. Guess it would probably be dreadful for your stomach lining but would be a novel alternative to shots
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It's a nice library, although I personally prefer explicitly writing the type out beside the codec. Otherwise you have to translate the codec to the type in your head when reading the code without an ide that can show you the type. Thi
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This sounds less like an anti-drunk driving measure and more of a permanent general driving ability monitor. Surely if they wanted to target alcohol specifically they would just mandate breathalyser to start the engine, which is already a t
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I feel like Linux has the building blocks, it's the configuration necessary to take full advantage of them that is overwhelming. When I used to use Windows there was also sandboxie which whilst probably wasn't perfectly secure was
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I can't remember the name now, but I picked up a flyer for a place just like this based in Amsterdam at fosdem once. It was very reasonably priced, you were able to have physical access and is more of an enthusiast club than a business
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Is the "NOT" due to process, or technical constraints? Because it's very easy to make an exception to normal process, if the right people are asking
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It's fixed now, but for a while I had to open the gcp pubsub part of the console in chrome rather than Firefox because it would just completely fail to load. The cynical part of me was thinking that this is a good way to increase brows
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Pretty tangential, but since you mentioned poker I do wonder if the big players are using the data from their players as input to a machine learning model. It seems like incredibly well labelled data since you know every action taken, and t
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Plumbing, building, electrics all require understanding the current state of the system (eg: house that 20 different cowboys have messed with over the years), and weighing up the different possible solutions - sure there is a measure of sim
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I don't know the actual stats, but the danger of motorcycle riding is something that you are constantly aware of when on a bike. You're constantly scanning for that one car that won't see you and plow into the side of you, an
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I recently managed to crash a GCP cloudsql postgres 12 host running an interactive query that was rather heavy (based on error logs OOM). It surprised me because I had never executed a query and caused the whole host to crash up until that
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I generally use the build number from ci for the tag, and add the git commit and repo URL as a label/annotation (following https://github.com/opencontainers/image-spec/blob/main/annot... )
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Oh interesting, I've not got a Bloomberg but kinda assumed for the price that it was as turn key as they come, ie: majority of the value is in the APIs they grant access to. If you have to pay on top for various APIs what's the po
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by mnahkies 5y ago
I think this is unfair. I read it as a tongue in check nod to the Reddit craze, but don't think it should change your opinion of the project itself
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This looks great. It's a shame how many API keys you need to fully take advantage of it though. Do you see any opportunity for consolidation in this space? I'd love a one click start Bloomberg. I'd also be interested how this
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I think QUICs design around handling network switches is a primary advantage. Devices are not static anymore and tolerating a switch from WiFi to mobile etc is a big plus
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I've never paid more than about 3.5k USD for a car. Not sure what the second hand market is like in America but in NZ and UK you can get great cars for a fraction of the cost of buying new. In terms of maintenance, I've had some t
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They effectively have no expiration date as well, so there is no sense in throwing them out. Personally I'm happy with my one scent though and will just keep using that until it runs out Really what I was getting at with my original co
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It feels like a gap to me, I got a lot of interest in chemistry/science in general from that book, and thankfully was able to safely experiment with it from a combination of cool science teachers and living in a rural area. Not so prac
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I think this point is underappreciated. Sometimes it definitely makes sense to pay more per unit/kg for some item for a smaller quantity if otherwise you'd be throwing out an excess
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Reminds me a little of a certain cookbook that was very popular, certainly set the imagination wild. One fond memory was bringing a "recipe" to my highschool chemistry teacher and he actually allowed us to try it under his supervi
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by mnahkies 5y ago
I think you're thinking of websql https://dev.w3.org/html5/webdatabase/
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With a SASS product you're paying for ongoing access to a service with continuous improvements and a cost to the company to continue providing you. With heated seats the hardware to provide the functionality was either fitted or not, o
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I used to use kiln from fogcreek and found that it's code review feature was much better suited for commit by commit style reviewing than either GitHub/gitlab. On GitHub it tends to push you towards smaller and smaller PRs, which
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I did a fresh install of fedora 34 to my 4 year old dell XPS last week, upgrading from fedora 31 or so. I've been really blown away by how much snappier it feels - not sure if it's the wayland, gnome or btrs etc changes but I&#x27
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An external connection pooler like pgbouncer can alleviate some of the simultaneous connection limits There are projects to automate the syncing of LDAP users to postgres but it would be nice if this was built-in. However I get the impressi

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