neduma

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by neduma 11y ago
https://github.com/carlhuda/janus
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by neduma 11y ago
> What I’m describing here is not a technical problem. It’s a matter of people getting together and making a decision to step forward and start building up something bigger and cooler together. I've always liked that.
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by neduma 11y ago
You mean homeless peoples urinating in SF..
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by neduma 11y ago
This really bothers me. Any ideas to cure this issue with local/government support. I would like to explore more about current solutions in terms of what worked and what not worked so far (with numbers, of course). Thinking of starting
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by neduma 11y ago
Profound.
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by neduma 11y ago
No. Unless you're into non-profit, education etc..
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Vault 0.2(hashicorp.com)
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Attack Gave Chinese Hackers Privileged Access to U.S. Systems(nytimes.com)
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by neduma 11y ago
My 2 cents. (By the i really love the recent MS efforts - When was the last time heard M$? Can't think of it..) I heard a lot of good things about Powershell. Why don't you start from there? I see it is a 'carrot' hook.
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by neduma 11y ago
Readme driven development - http://tom.preston-werner.com/2010/08/23/readme-driven-devel...
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by neduma 11y ago
Great news. Like Rails + Merb merge. We should give awards for these achievements. In our field, forking is easy - but merging is up hill battle. Kudos to whoever made it happen.
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Terraform 0.5(hashicorp.com)
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by neduma 11y ago
Start with vagrant/ansible, then move on to AWS/DigitalOcean. After few months, you can call yourself 'Cloud Architect'
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by neduma 11y ago
Couple of quotes comes to mind related to abstraction. Premature Optimization is like fart: Premature Abstraction is like a taking dump in another developer desk More less blunt version of that Premature optimization, that&#x
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by neduma 11y ago
Oh. I see this today nice. I always liked HashiCorp folks. https://hashicorp.com/blog/vault.html
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The “3-2-1” backup rule, part 1(bitcalm.com)
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Ask HN: What is your infrastructure secret management solution?
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by neduma 11y ago
Good to know. I was looking for the same. thanks.
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Ask HN: What is best alternative for Google Groups?
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Vaultier – Encrypted Team Password Manager(vaultier.org)
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by neduma 12y ago
Fun stuff indeed - I just made one. https://i.imgur.com/adJEMJK.png Sewing hands are more holier then praying lips - Mother Teresa
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by neduma 12y ago
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/sub/4929488362.html
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by neduma 12y ago
checkout https://cooperpress.com/
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by neduma 12y ago
There is always always need for security and networking(SDN level) skills. Blend your devops/sysadmin/dev skills with security and networking skills. You will be in hight demand.
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by neduma 12y ago
Checkout http://haiku.nytimes.com/ Sample Haiku: Gusts of wind rising up the chimney face blow his feathers the wrong way.
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Ask HN: How do you manage your AWS IAM controls for AWS datacenter environments?
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How the MongoDB Database Learned to Scale(readwrite.com)
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by neduma 12y ago
How about Vagrant + FreeBSD in MacBook?
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by neduma 12y ago
Jiro dreams of Sushi - Available in Netflix
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List of file systems(en.wikipedia.org)
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