nikon

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DeepLearning.ai on Working Hours(twitter.com)
6 points by nikon 9y ago|1 comments
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by nikon 9y ago
Tax is only "less than 20%" if you pay yourself less than 40k. You can easily end up paying 40%+ with the dividend tax, unless you're less than honest with your expenses.
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by nikon 9y ago
Are you doing what Gitlab claims below "We (GitLab) use it mostly as a templating system as well" or really using it to manage complex apps? I think it doesn't really offer much for normal microservices. I do use it for thing
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by nikon 9y ago
I do something similar, but envsubst does the job.
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Amazon Web Services chooses its Kubernetes path, joins CNCF(geekwire.com)
5 points by nikon 9y ago|0 comments
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by nikon 9y ago
I suspect this happens in London. I always take a "Gett" (fixed price black cab) if so, and it's usually the same price / cheaper and they know how to drive.
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by nikon 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - London, UK / Remote / Sometimes in Toronto I'm a senior developer who enjoys translating business requirements into brilliant, reliable and secure software. I'm "full stack" but hate doing CSS if
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by nikon 9y ago
> Lately I have seen a trend where people wont even ask the salary until they have interviewed because they don't want to appear rude. I just don't get it. You should provide your salary expectations prior to reaching the inter
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by nikon 9y ago
I can't help but think contracting is becoming more popular in London. I've been doing it myself now since 2013. I've seen a couple of perm staff walk out of jobs due to petty reasons in the last year, both were <1 year in
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by nikon 9y ago
Does Google Cloud even offer IPv6?
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by nikon 9y ago
I found it has strange defaults (all services publicly exposed) and quite unfriendly to automate. Ended up sticking with native deployments.
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by nikon 9y ago
Could you link to that area? Would be interesting to see.
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by nikon 9y ago
Will you support other cloud platforms?
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by nikon 9y ago
Nice. My bad. Realised it's actually open source!
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by nikon 9y ago
Worth noting the pricing [0] [0]: https://zeit.co/pricing
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by nikon 9y ago
A typical year would more likely be 220-230 workdays a year, maybe less if you have gaps between short term contracts. Also, the dividend tax has closed the gap a bit, along with the flat rate scheme being effectively killed.
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by nikon 9y ago
Could this support contract jobs too?
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by nikon 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - London, UK + Remote Software consultant. Stuff I've done in the last 6 months: * Node.js Express/Koa * React/Redux * Kubernetes * Serverless (AWS Lambda) Pitch: I'll build your team's
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Building m.uber: Engineering a High-Performance Web App for the Global Market(eng.uber.com)
2 points by nikon 9y ago|0 comments
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by nikon 9y ago
Sorry but Kubernetes is production ready. Swarm is everything but. If you struggle with K8s, give Deis Workflow a try. ECS is proprietary, learning how Kubernetes works gives you flexibility to move between cloud providers. GKE is a beast.
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by nikon 9y ago
Agreed, recently set up the Elastic "stack" with fluentd shipping logs from Kubernetes nodes. Fun and very rewarding.
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by nikon 9y ago
Agreed that the API Gateway is overpriced, but what is your alternative - build a Lambda that somehow is your API gateway?
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by nikon 9y ago
This is the best theme on VS Code I've found so far. Lovely. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=azemoh.t...
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by nikon 9y ago
EE are good with tethering and roaming speeds.
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by nikon 9y ago
They've just entered the race no?
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by nikon 9y ago
It'd be great to read something about how people are handling logging in production with K8S+ELK for example.
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by nikon 9y ago
If you're OK with one container, sure.
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by nikon 9y ago
Cost?
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by nikon 9y ago
No CI? Gitlab and Bitbucket have built-in pipelines.
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Microsoft TypeScript React Starter(github.com)
1 points by nikon 9y ago|0 comments

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