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Show HN: Complete the Tweet(tweet.gg)
2 points by notamy 9y ago|0 comments
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by notamy 9y ago
That's pretty counter-intuitive, compared to reddit/hn/similar...
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by notamy 9y ago
> the "shake to undo" thing? :-) "You appear to be shaking your phone in frustration. Would you like to un-delete that?" :)
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by notamy 9y ago
> Elixir is still in the process of development; as of this writing its stable version number is 0.9.1. Seems a bit out of date; afaik the latest stable is v1.5.3. Not sure how much has changed in-between though.
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by notamy 9y ago
> an on-peen private dependency server SURELY you meant on-prem, right?
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by notamy 9y ago
> dQw4 Nope, not falling for that one.
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by notamy 9y ago
I wrote a few free SaaS-like services that combined have over a million users. Sadly, due to the nature of them / the "niche" that they're in (LOTS of competition in this space...), monetization is incredibly hard so I d
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by notamy 9y ago
I've been applying, but waiting to hear back is killing me :<
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by notamy 9y ago
Finding a job. I'm in that awkward stage between "finishing uni" and "finding a job" and I'm starting to get (overly?) anxious about it.
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by notamy 9y ago
I use minikube locally for developing on, but so far I've not been able to get a production k8s cluster up. As I replied to the other poster, the last time I tried kubeadm, I was completely unable to get past setting up a cluster netwo
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by notamy 9y ago
> Check out Kubeadm. It's by far the best way to do k8s on Bare metal right now in terms of ease of use. I tried kubeadm a little while back, and the farthest I could get was just setting up the container network. The fact that it&#
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by notamy 9y ago
Somewhat off-topic, but as someone interested in k8s, why is it seemingly such a pain to set up in non-"cloud" environments? I know that Rancher exists - and I'm waiting for 2.0 to drop before migrating to Rancher-managed k8s
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by notamy 9y ago
> If you had a knob that controlled your Internet latency, wouldn't you use it? Generally, people would prefer that they have this control, not that the ISP has this control for them and does what the ISP wants.
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by notamy 9y ago
You can. Have many IPs that all "route" to the same machine. You get 65535 ports per IP, not per kernel or whatever. It's the reason why ex. hosting companies can give virtual servers on their dedicated hosts and not worry ab
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by notamy 9y ago
Lack of completions outside of JS/PHP/CSS/HTML and linting outside of JS/CSS (both according to the website) is a non-starter for me.
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by notamy 9y ago
I find the setup to be a bit of a pain: - Can't (easily?) use a Docker volume instead of mounting a directory from the host into the container - No real auth out of the box(?) - I get why it works like it does, but I don't really
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by notamy 9y ago
Is there any real alternative to C9 (self-host or no, I don't really care) that isn't a part of AWS/GCE/<cloud provider here>? I've already tried C9 (hosted and self-hosted) and am not really a fan.
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by notamy 9y ago
Ah, my bad, I completely missed that >_<
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by notamy 9y ago
It's not. It should be verifying the signature in the X-Patreon-Signature header (which should match the body signed with the webhook secret iirc).
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by notamy 9y ago
LetsEncrypt uses having some files able to be served from your webserver to verify domain ownership afaik.
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by notamy 9y ago
> or maybe suggest some of your favorite apps that you are using in the dark mode Discord! Native dark theme support.
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by notamy 9y ago
Syntax as well as just that it's a really weird way of thinking about things compared to languages like Java, Python, etc. Elixir seems to be helping some with this, so I guess we'll see.
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by notamy 9y ago
> any idea if it's easy or possible to dynamically join and leave clusters? Don't know the specifics in Erlang, but in Elixir you can just use Node.connect/1 and Node.set_cookie/2: https://hexdocs.pm/e
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by notamy 9y ago
After reading this I'm still not sure I understand. Time-series data I can see, but is there a use-case outside of this?
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by notamy 9y ago
> Third, if you were to import guava or some other library that makes handling files more streamlined, you could get to an equivalent number of lines in the Java example. You don't even need that. The Files[1] class - which has been
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by notamy 9y ago
> Would you tell me why you find it useful? I think you answered this yourself: > If main.h and Main.h are truly different, I find it more useful to make the file name more descriptive than just changing letters. I truly doubt that mo
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by notamy 9y ago
I would assume it means it takes the share buttons from the articles themselves and considers those the "upvotes."
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by notamy 9y ago
> We are not talking about a service here, we are talking about OSS codebase IMVHO, these are the same thing for the purpose of this discussion -- providing something to others, free of charge. > and in my experience it does work. Goo
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by notamy 9y ago
This this this. If you provide a service for free, the vast majority of your user base will never care about giving you money, and will just stop using your service and find another one if you try to start charging them for it instead of ke
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by notamy 9y ago
Perhaps something like > Start making feature > People hype it up > Feature gets scrapped > Angry mob

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