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by rdegges 4y ago
I purchased a Model X (spent well over $100k) back in 2019. I (up until this past week) had a reservation for a maxed-out Cybertruck that I was planning to purchase, as well as a 100k+ solar + battery install. This past week I couldn't
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by rdegges 4y ago
Hang in there, buddy.
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by rdegges 4y ago
So funny! I just spent a few hours last night setting up rclone for the first time on my Macbook! I've got one of those legacy Google Drive unlimited storage plans, and for years I've been using it to store all my code, video proj
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by rdegges 4y ago
Exactly... I've been using Pocket Casts since forever. I bought the full featured version and was soo happy... Until they killed it off. Now I'm on an iPhone and Apple Watch and it's ridiculous to pay to subscribe just to be
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Ask HN: What book should we read next for our DevSecOps book club?
1 points by rdegges 4y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 4y ago
This is sad as hell. I feel bad for the people who have to live under this regime and potentially risk death just to fight for the minuscule right to walk around without a particular type of clothing on. Why do governments (or any groups of
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by rdegges 4y ago
Sad day, indeed. I remember meeting @craigkerstiens through Heroku -- I started using it back when they first released a beta Python buildpack. I also made friends with a ton of amazing people over the years through Heroku. It was a magical
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by rdegges 4y ago
This has happened to me on numerous occasions. I’m embarrassed to admit I didn’t even realize it was happening to me for years as it wasn’t until I scrutinized my Clipper transaction history that I noticed it! They should absolutely remove
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by rdegges 4y ago
You are experiencing normal human ambition. It’s natural to want more. The important things I’ve done to make myself feel more satisfied in my life are: - Be grateful for the things you have. Write about them in a journal, talk about them w
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by rdegges 4y ago
I built a small tool to help with this. It uses ioreg under the hood: https://github.com/rdegges/energy-tracker
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by rdegges 4y ago
One of the things I did early in my career was live as frugally as possible and dump all extra $$$ I could into quickly getting rid of my student loans, car payments, etc. Talking to a lot of peers over the years, I've realized that mo
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by rdegges 4y ago
I was considering "retiring" from tech after leaving my last job. I had a plan to hack on fun side projects and (hopefully) eventually transform one of them into a lifestyle business -- something I've done before and previous
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In Memory of Shubhra Kar(linuxfoundation.org)
2 points by rdegges 4y ago|0 comments
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Terminal Multiplexers Are Hacks (2020)(github.com)
1 points by rdegges 4y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 4y ago
Sorry! The direct link to the article has a URL fragment, and I believe that got stripped out of my submission somehow, maybe an admin can update if they see this :(
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One-Time Pads (2002)(schneier.com)
2 points by rdegges 4y ago|4 comments
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Does Music Help You Focus?(rdegges.com)
2 points by rdegges 4y ago|1 comments
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by rdegges 5y ago
I agree: https://www.rdegges.com/2015/why-i-love-basic-auth/
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by rdegges 5y ago
https://www.rdegges.com - a humble, personal blog. Built using Hugo and deployed via Netlify. Nothing fancy.
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How to Calculate the Energy Consumption of a Mac(rdegges.com)
3 points by rdegges 5y ago|1 comments
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by rdegges 5y ago
At Snyk ( https://snyk.io ) we're actually working on a new blog process to refine this. Essentially, a problem almost every technical blog has is: when we publish articles, are they ephemeral -- or are they evergreen? If you
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Snyk Lauches the Big Fix: Fix Vulnerabilities, Get a Shirt(snyk.io)
1 points by rdegges 5y ago|0 comments
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by rdegges 5y ago
I work as a manager of a Developer Relations team, but I'm also a software engineer and writer. I've identified two things I "love" to do in my life: writing software (usually automation-type things that make my life or
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JavaScript type confusion: Bypassed input validation(snyk.io)
9 points by rdegges 5y ago|1 comments
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by rdegges 5y ago
I recently switched jobs, but for a while I was working at Okta, a company that has an unlimited PTO policy. In my experience with it, it was awesome! The teams I was on were great: you were encouraged to take ample time off, work reasonabl
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by rdegges 5y ago
I agree. I actually wrote something up about this back in 2015: https://www.rdegges.com/2015/obsessing-over-availability-is-...
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I Found Myself in a Command Line vs. GUI Meeting(goteleport.com)
1 points by rdegges 6y ago|0 comments
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Auth for All(okta.com)
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Okta Launched a New Free Developer Plan(techcrunch.com)
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by rdegges 6y ago
I've been using Linux on the desktop forever. Today, I mainly use Pop! Os. Anddddd, I've happily bought and use paid software on Linux all the time! I play Steam games, use InSync (a Dropbox-like service for Google Drive), and sev

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