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931.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Seems to be the same across the EU in general, bit of degree inflation
932.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I mean... https://spec.graphql.org/June2018/
933.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I recently moved to Annecy, France (and I'm not French) - my trick is to join expat groups on Facebook and and ask if any techies want to complain about work over drinks
934.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Going through it at the moment - seems more annoying as a partner of a French person, seems like talent passport would be easier.
935.
by rozenmd 4y ago
My existing job transferred me over to a French company we had, and I learned French via Alliance Française for two years before the move.
936.
by rozenmd 4y ago
Drink 500ml of water as soon as possible after waking up. Dehydrated brains make bad decisions.
937.
by rozenmd 4y ago
I moved from Sydney, Australia, to France. Cost of living (the way I live anyway) halved, gained access to remote jobs from around Europe and USA - would recommend!
938.
by rozenmd 5y ago
reminds me of data science 5 years ago - everyone wanted to say they hired data scientists, no one wanted to admit they didn't know where their company data was being stored
939.
by rozenmd 5y ago
I wrote a weekly newsletter about React at https://maxrozen.com , got to about 1600 subscribers over 9 months or so. I eventually pivoted my attention to building software again, but I write a (more niche, investor-like) newslet
940.
by rozenmd 5y ago
If you're just playing 4k video, a $60 USD ODROID C4 device will do the trick.
941.
by rozenmd 5y ago
I don't see the irony, use Boring Technology if you want to build something that lasts.
942.
by rozenmd 5y ago
I work in France (on a French contract), remotely for a US based company. I make more than I did in Australia.
943.
by rozenmd 5y ago
The term of art you're looking for is "KV Store" - something like Amazon DynamoDB, Cloudflare Workers KV or Firestore would do the trick
944.
Ask HN: Do you still monitor your SSL certificate validity?
22 points by rozenmd 5y ago|13 comments
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by rozenmd 5y ago
PS: I'm not a user of SSLPing, but I built OnlineOrNot and we have a basic SSL verification feature that'll alert you when your SSL certificate is no longer valid: https://onlineornot.com/docs/ssl-verification
946.
by rozenmd 5y ago
I mean, that's basically what freemium is for b2b - want to unlock features that get your job done faster? pay up.
947.
by rozenmd 5y ago
100% - I'm less and less inclined to build free tiers into my products these days, it's just not sustainable.
948.
by rozenmd 5y ago
It is, and yet we still only really live in three cities (150km in length along a 26000km long coastline)
949.
by rozenmd 5y ago
https://maxrozen.com/ I used to write weekly articles about React, now I work on my SaaS and write about it.
950.
by rozenmd 5y ago
Your customers don't care if you're hosting the thing in your basement on a raspberry pi, as long as you're solving the problem they're paying you to solve. In our case, we host a Next.js app on Vercel, knowing if we nee
951.
by rozenmd 5y ago
It depends what you're building. I'm building my entire business on a base model MacBook Air M1 with 8GB of RAM - it handles running GitKraken, VS Code, Spotify, Chrome, iTerm, and several dev servers without perceptible lag. My t
952.
by rozenmd 5y ago
They get subsidised by the individual countries to soften the blow? Think I'm missing your point.
953.
by rozenmd 5y ago
After 13 months of developing the 200th uptime monitoring service on the market ( https://onlineornot.com/what-learned-running-saas-for-year ), I'm starting to pivot into incident management by adding status pages to the
954.
by rozenmd 5y ago
Pick a product you think/know you could build better (as in, there's already a market), and just keep shipping. I'm at about 4.4k USD total revenue after running https://onlineornot.com for about 13 months now. I
955.
by rozenmd 5y ago
Here in France they actually call it auto-entrepreneur, funnily enough (self-entrepreneur)
956.
by rozenmd 5y ago
where do you keep the runbook? (I'm curious if it's difficult to update)
957.
by rozenmd 5y ago
I'm always curious about having runbooks in markdown - normally I use something like confluence or google docs, but version control would be nice. Do you use anything to render the markdown to HTML, or do your alerts link out to the re
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Ask HN: Does your team have runbooks for alerts?
8 points by rozenmd 5y ago|10 comments
959.
by rozenmd 5y ago
In a lot of side projects, the actual hard problem to solve is distribution. Once people actually get a benefit from the product, they're happy. Quality/programming language/design is rarely a consideration for customers in p
960.
Ask HN: Status pages that you find useful?
1 points by rozenmd 5y ago|0 comments

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