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by rcconf 6y ago
I am so delighted to hear this. Open source wins again. Open source is the right for you to do whatever you want with the software, AND YES, that includes monetize it. I've been sitting on the sidelines reading the different perspectiv
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by rcconf 6y ago
I've had the same experience. I always see side projects at the top of the front page and many of these projects are not making $1k MRR, or even $100 MRR, but they're on the front page because everyone knows how difficult it is to
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by rcconf 6y ago
I'll try to answer these, just for fun, even though I am not doing an interview. I have not Googled anything, so if things are horribly wrong, let me know. - I have no idea, but I could try answering this through thinking through the p
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by rcconf 6y ago
After using Emacs for 10+ years, I've switched to VSCode for a really simple reason: fuzzy matching a file in a project. I've tried so many different plugins and hacks to get it to work, but it never did quite work. Searching for
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by rcconf 6y ago
I watched a YouTube video and this person explained a really neat concept. Your life is like a game. In this game, you have different stats and you must increase each stat. For example, in a typical game you may have: - Health - Attack Leve
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by rcconf 6y ago
That was amazing! This is so awesome. I just played for 30 minutes since I haven't played since I was a kid. I use to be very good and apparently still have it since I landed #1 after playing all the rounds :) Thanks for sharing this,
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by rcconf 6y ago
I’ve been having sleep issues lately. The only thing that consistently works is making the room very cold. I’ve tried meditation and less computer time and it didn’t really help, only a colder room did. If you’re having sleep trouble give i
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by rcconf 7y ago
Honestly I understand the hard work it takes to manage all the clusters, but this was a total bait and switch and hurts the reputation that everyone has with Google Cloud. Telling us to DIY because we cannot pay $71 just sounds like someone
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by rcconf 7y ago
Oh wow, one of the biggest reasons we picked Google Cloud was that you did not have to pay a flat fee for their managed Kubernetes service. Luckily there is Kubernetes support across all Cloud Providers so we're happy we're not ve
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by rcconf 7y ago
This isn't always true. On GKE for example, LoadBalancer is very expensive first of all. Second of all, if you use LetsEncrypt such as cert-manager, the GKE load balancer is awful to configure and takes forever to get a cert. Also by u
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by rcconf 7y ago
I remember seeing documentation on this a while ago, but I can't seem to find any documentation from nginx-ingress that talks about how nginx-ingress uses readinessprobe or livenessprobe. I was looking into this because if I have a pod
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by rcconf 7y ago
I'm also convinced of the same thing, I don't know enough about biology, but I have days where I feel like the only thing that could be causing certain emotions is an infection that I don't know about. For example, I use to f
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by rcconf 7y ago
Helm was great when I first started to learn Kubernetes, but overall has been extremely annoying and I would not recommend it for anything. I personally no longer use it on any cluster and if a specific piece of software in a cluster is on
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by rcconf 7y ago
It sounds like you are doing $10k-$20k jobs in a few days or weeks. Charge way more than you're charging. If you're successfully building our their entire backend, their internal tools and their automation in a few weeks, you shou
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by rcconf 7y ago
I've been able to scale consulting to about 20-35k / mo as a single developer.I've gotten all of my clients through word-of-mouth and I've spend zero dollars in marketing. The trick being that I always try to do the best
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by rcconf 7y ago
This looks fantastic! I've used Mint to track my expenses and this looks way better (especially the course correction concept.) The biggest issue that comes up when entering financial data into something like this is how is the data st
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by rcconf 7y ago
I know it’s easy to crap on people believing whatever is shared on social media and then laugh about how everyone got it wrong.. But I just don’t like this article. I don’t see how a 7% increase in forest fires in the Amazon is nothing to c
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by rcconf 7y ago
A family members home was broken into, we checked the routers DHCP logs to determine what phones connected that day. We were able to determine the person AND the time it happened since an IP is only held on for 24 hours before being release
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There's No Fire Alarm for Artificial General Intelligence (2017)(lesswrong.com)
1 points by rcconf 7y ago|0 comments
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by rcconf 7y ago
Exactly what happened to me. I accidentally left my phone in my pocket and did a load of laundry. My phone was destroyed and could not be recovered.I had iCloud backups, but that didn't do anything for Google authenticator. Now it&#x27
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by rcconf 7y ago
I work at WeWork and I love it. The value comes from being able to network and have a place to meet and socialize while contracting. I don't really value WeWork for the space, but for the people. I find coworking spaces like WeWork to
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by rcconf 8y ago
Hello, I had a question about how Cloud Run handles security between containers being run on the cloud. I assume my container runs alongside other containers on the same host, how do you prevent privilege escalation exploits?
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Setting up Postgres with replication using Kubernetes(stacksoft.io)
1 points by rcconf 8y ago|0 comments
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by rcconf 8y ago
Send me an email if you want to share some ideas. ari@stacksoft.io
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by rcconf 8y ago
I'm not sure how much reading that book would help in terms of creating a sustainable business model that does not require significant daily work from the founder and also allows you to scale in a reasonably way. It does help with the
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by rcconf 8y ago
I'm in a pretty similar situation, but it's actually working really well for me because of some important things. 1. Having a healthy amount of savings before embarking on a bootstrapping business. There has been never a point whe
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by rcconf 8y ago
Hmm, this isn't great. Currently using Azure Kubernetes Service and we haven't had many issues so far, but we just made the shift. Hope I don't have to move over to Google cloud.
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by rcconf 8y ago
I've been using Kubernetes on Azure and GCE recently and it's absolutely wonderful. I was able to setup an entire ecosystem from scratch in a week that scales well and can be managed in one location. When I first looked at Kuberne
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by rcconf 9y ago
I just asked a friend of mine beside me to read it, and she read the same thing, "Paris" instead of Pairs. I also made the same mistake. Hah!
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by rcconf 9y ago
In Canada, renting a car when you're under 25 years old is pretty annoying. It's usually an extra $25 a day and that's what turned me off to renting. Some rental companies won't even let you get a car if you're unde

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