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by rrrix1 3y ago
This would have been better if you posted it on Halloween, all doom and gloom, demons, monsters and hedge fund managers... shiver Anyways. As usual, finding that regulation sweet spot is clearly still as hard as ever. Less regulation is b
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by rrrix1 3y ago
Awesome. Thank you for this post. I've recently been stuck on this very topic as I begin to explore both consulting and building commercial products. I'll be following you! For the short term (contracting) I'm simply working
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by rrrix1 3y ago
> "shrink-wrapped" software, which largely doesn't exist anymore Except every commercial operating system, any enterprise network or security appliance (physical or virtual), software for hardware (firmware, drivers), or p
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by rrrix1 3y ago
This looks like a dream job!
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by rrrix1 3y ago
This example is more likely due to that specific page/site lacking any kind of accessibility information (e.g. how people who are blind, deaf or have other disabilities can use the internet), rather than being large or complex. Related
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by rrrix1 3y ago
Can I be your friend? :) I'm looking for a job, and just started hacking together a job posts database with data scraped from a few aggregators and a couple of specific companies. Currently it's all just local and for myself, most
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by rrrix1 3y ago
You probably don't want to. Usually it needs at least a browser window, an editor and maybe an open TTY. haproxy.cfg can be ... tricky.
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by rrrix1 3y ago
Why is ns2 in the garage? Everything you said makes sense except for that.
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by rrrix1 3y ago
HN tangent threads are the best. Hopefully no one nitpicks my use of "tangent" on a digression of an aside...
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by rrrix1 3y ago
+1 for `mkcert` Works like magic!
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by rrrix1 3y ago
Exactly this. The critical difference being who deploys and when/how your resources are deployed - a human, or a machine. Having git be the source of truth of your production environment is a blessing and a curse which is directly rela
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by rrrix1 3y ago
My current employer "requested" everyone within 1 hour of the office to come in 2 days a week, and did it with integrity and powered by data. They spent significant time and money making sure things like meeting room technology ac
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by rrrix1 3y ago
It actually did. There are lots of remote-first/only startups! It's far more common for larger companies to declare RTO policies than smaller, more flexible startups.
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by rrrix1 3y ago
Agree. Qt has been consistently maintained and improved despite it being "old" (first released almost 30 years ago!) In fact you're probably already using several apps built with Qt, it's still quite popular.
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by rrrix1 3y ago
> relative to local storage That's the catch. S3 is ideal for when the sum total of your blobs can't easily fit on local storage - unless you want to use a NAS, SAN or something else with a load of spinning rust. Storing your d
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by rrrix1 4y ago
You are vastly oversimplifying the problem here. One of the most obvious being, cameras don't really work without light on the subject being captured, and currently Starlink doesn't have a sun synchronous orbit like most (non-SAR)
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by rrrix1 5y ago
Wow, that thing looks amazing! Never seen this before and I thought I've seen them all. Definitely getting one.
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by rrrix1 6y ago
I have a strong suspicion the OP is trolling, or at least his motives aren't obvious. Check his profile. He has people, or knows of people that can can likely help with this. He's a CEO of a an Accelerator and is not a newb by any
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by rrrix1 6y ago
Important footnote: the creator of Node.js is also the creator of Deno. One of his key reasons for "starting over" with Deno is that the lack of a standard library in Node.js is one of it's biggest pitfalls. That is also one
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by rrrix1 6y ago
Do you happen to have a solid link / reference / GitHub repo for Wireguard on Fargate? That's exactly what I'm looking for! OpenVPN is a hot mess, but is currently the most supported mechanism across platforms. Backgroun
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by rrrix1 6y ago
Thank you for this. Working on a new project using postgres and we were planning on doing single tenant. You've given me lots to think about!
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by rrrix1 6y ago
I read your guys threads... I want my 5 minutes back.