mr-karan

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by mr-karan 5y ago
That's an interesting way to load data and then use with Materialized Views. However, I am curious how do you make efficient use of compression codecs[0] that Clickhouse provides, or some neat features like TTL policies [1] using this
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Brackets definitely brings back sweet memories. I started learning HTML/CSS a decade back on Sublime Text and found Brackets soon after and used it for a while!
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by mr-karan 5y ago
For backend I'd say -> Golang, PostgreSQL, Redis. I've just worked with Vue.js but I've seen some of the React codebases and don't really appreciate that complexity. Vue does a far better job and simplifying things. W
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by mr-karan 5y ago
+1 for Zola I wrote a post on my reasons for moving away from Hugo https://mrkaran.dev/posts/migrating-to-zola/
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by mr-karan 5y ago
+1 for same current setup. Although, as much as I'd like to use a single app for Notes/Tasks, the scheduling+ quick notes capturing in Todoist is unmatched for.
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by mr-karan 5y ago
For my self hosted setup I've shifted to Caddy and not bother about setting up crons etc for SSL. It's just so much nicer to have the Reverse Proxy handle that for you automagically. And the config file is just 2 lines to reverse
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by mr-karan 5y ago
The author has written a Golang version of the same as well [1]. 1: https://github.com/danslimmon/donothing
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Huh, strangely the link doesn't open for me. Seems like an infinite redirect loop. $ curl -i -L https://blog.roblox.com/2021/10/update-on-our-outage/ HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
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by mr-karan 5y ago
I use https://github.com/davecheney/httpstat whenever I've to do the same
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by mr-karan 5y ago
> Stateful services like databases are not really a challenge anymore I've faced so many issues with the CSI driver which doesn't attach/deattach properly when you modify anything on the Statetfulset. Additionally, you nee
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by mr-karan 5y ago
This makes inspecting the Dockerfile so much more harder. Not only this is non uniformity, Ansible really isn't the tool of choice if you want to "repeatedly" perform reproducible steps. So, I wonder why not just a Dockerfile
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by mr-karan 5y ago
+1 for Joplin. My workflow using it, if anyone's interested: https://mrkaran.dev/posts/how-i-take-notes/
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by mr-karan 5y ago
Happy user of zola too https://mrkaran.dev/posts/migrating-to-zola/
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by mr-karan 5y ago
This is a great response and refreshing to see things can just be simple, if one tries to cover 99% of usecases and not go crazy overboard trying to solve just 1% of edge cases with "container orchestration" :)
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Working with PostgreSQL(zerodha.tech)
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by mr-karan 6y ago
I've been Obsidian since a few weeks and it's the most fastest Electron app I've ever used. It's so snappy, it feels like a native app. So, yes I agree with parent comment, Notion is slow and sluggish but Electron is not
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by mr-karan 6y ago
GitHub Packages have an option to make the image as `public` or `private`. Public images can be pulled without auth (as the case should be).
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by mr-karan 6y ago
Notion is anything but "always available". There's no offline first mode available as of yet and within last 2 months alone there have 2-3 incidents of downtime.
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by mr-karan 6y ago
Author here. Thank you for the tip. I'll try it out.
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by mr-karan 6y ago
I'd love to see your write-up on thr logging thing. Please do!
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by mr-karan 6y ago
> authors seem to fail to see how K8s isn't targeting home servers or small companies Well, I do run K8s in prod at my org. And my comparison was based off my experience with it running in prod. > It's complex because the
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by mr-karan 6y ago
> Coincidentally my home server is also named Hydra, running Nomad on CoreOS/Flatcar Author here. Ha, nice coincidence indeed :) > But I'm missing a community repository of sorts for Nomad. Indeed. I think it's time to
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by mr-karan 6y ago
Author here. Hm, now that you point this out, I do get your point. However you can't run multiple different Pods in a deployment (you can run multiple containers in a Pod), that's why a Job isn't really comparable to a Replic
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by mr-karan 6y ago
Author here. I explicitly mentioned about the Operator Pattern in my post and why K8s probably makes more sense in this context :)
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Running Nomad for Home Server(mrkaran.dev)
4 points by mr-karan 6y ago|0 comments
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by mr-karan 6y ago
There's a nice book Truck De India: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/50840378-truck-de-ind... which describes the lives of truckers in India but much of it holds true for it's neighbouring cou
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Show HN: Doggo – Command-Line DNS Client(github.com)
3 points by mr-karan 6y ago|0 comments
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A better Kubernetes from the ground up(blog.dave.tf)
261 points by mr-karan 6y ago|152 comments
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by mr-karan 6y ago
I currently use [karn]( https://github.com/prydonius/karn ) to manage multiple `git` identities. Works pretty nice.
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by mr-karan 6y ago
Hacked up a simple CLI tool to create and organize notes using Markdown files and publish that as a static website. The idea is very much inspired from Neuron - but a few differences: - In zettel we have a concept of Connections and not upl

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