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by pchm 6y ago
No experience with M1, still on an Intel MacBook.
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by pchm 6y ago
Totally agree. Docker for Mac performance is just unbearable when dealing with a semi-large webapp. I recently moved to remote development – macOS with Ubuntu running in VM (VMware) via Vagrant. I edit code using VSCode & Vim (via SSH &
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by pchm 6y ago
Described my (negative) experience with magic links in my SaaS in another thread recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25465021
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HTML over the Wire(m.signalvnoise.com)
4 points by pchm 6y ago|0 comments
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by pchm 6y ago
Implemented this recently in my SaaS app, replacing passwords with magic links and it was a mistake. Sure, it has some obvious benefits: it forces users to always provide a valid email and logging in confirms that the email address is valid
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Show HN: Export Your Kindle Highlights to Markdown (For Roam/Notion)(github.com)
5 points by pchm 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Use Finder as a MacVim File Drawer(gist.github.com)
2 points by pchm 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Can you share your OPML file with me (anonymously)?
5 points by pchm 8y ago|1 comments
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by pchm 9y ago
Sans-comic-sans version: http://cs.brynmawr.edu/content/the-beauty-of-programming
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Show HN: A website that shows you how a JPG was edited in Adobe Lightroom(pixelpeeper.io)
2 points by pchm 9y ago|0 comments
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by pchm 9y ago
It allows you to run a local shell script on the server via ssh, using bash command substitution - the "$(<" part. The -t option (force tty) executes the script in an interactive session - without it stuff like password prompts
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by pchm 9y ago
Author here. It's just a matter of personal preference. If you're proficient with Ansible then I'm sure you can achieve the same task even quicker. But to me, shell scripts are a more natural & faster way to get going for
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Show HN: Welder – set up your Linux server with plain shell scripts(github.com)
158 points by pchm 9y ago|66 comments
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by pchm 10y ago
Can you elaborate a little more on the "company car" thing? It sounds interesting. Does it mean that you basically get a car from your employer as part of the job benefits, but in reality you cover the cost (which is deducted from
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by pchm 11y ago
Nice work joeyespo, it's definitely a much-needed step forward. NFS, though, is a huge pain point for me on OSX performance-wise. The only reliable solution I've found so far is Unison sync between Mac & Vagrant (Ubuntu). That
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by pchm 11y ago
One suggestion for future recordings: please mute all people, except the one talking - the touchpad clicks and constant noises in the background are making it really difficult to listen to what's being said... I gave up after a couple
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by pchm 11y ago
Most important change for me: speed. The performance improvements in El Capitan are absolutely amazing compared to the disaster Yosemite is.
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by pchm 11y ago
A genuine question, as it's not quite clear to me: can someone explain like I'm 5, what can I use runit for exactly? Is it a replacement for init.d or something more like monit? I always use monit to keep my Rails-related processe
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by pchm 13y ago
Team looks like a pretty awesome tool. Do you guys have any plans to release it publicly at some point?
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by pchm 13y ago
For comparison, the same city in 1935: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5ea_396LPo
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Adium Redesigned(nouincolor.com)
168 points by pchm 13y ago|103 comments