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by rschachte 4y ago
If I was in your situation, probably not. We use it a lot at work, so it’s a playground to grow my skills and play around while doubling as a painless way to host anything. All in all, I still think docker, docker compose and nginx is the w
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by rschachte 4y ago
I’ve been working on a Kubernetes cluster for my home network. I know a lot of people hate on Kubernetes, but it’s pretty cool and not too bad to even get started from scratch with Kubeadm. I think the constant thought in the back of my min
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by rschachte 4y ago
Neat! Thanks for sharing
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by rschachte 4y ago
Well that would be fine and all but there are a zillion tech companies that allow remote work that pay reasonably well. It doesn’t mean they’re a world leader in remote work. I worked at a small company that paid me a lot, gave me free stuf
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by rschachte 4y ago
It makes sense relative to actual world leaders in tech that do not adjust pay based on location.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Because being a world leader in remote work would imply they don’t do that?
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by rschachte 4y ago
Cloudflare sells TLDs at cost and offer quite a few.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Nice tip, thanks!
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Ask HN: Good pub/sub setup for personal projects?
14 points by rschachte 4y ago|12 comments
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by rschachte 4y ago
Please fix the horrible UX of Medium. The site is trash to use. For a while I just had an extension parse and proxy me to a better, cleaner alternative. It’s full of banners, popups and annoyances that is completely opposite of what you’d w
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by rschachte 4y ago
Most of job searching is luck based or network based. However, it’s not too terribly difficult to get lucky and it’s not too uncommon to have a direct or transitive connection in your network. Out of college to present personally I’ll occas
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by rschachte 4y ago
1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8
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by rschachte 4y ago
How is that playing devils advocate? That just furthers the point that the US has a ton of terrible policies and regulations that lead to systemic disaster in so many areas
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by rschachte 4y ago
This was such a fun read and made me reflect on my journey on the web which started around 2004. I’ve always been fascinated by interpreters and compilers. I really enjoyed reading crafting interpreters and the NAND2Tetris course (you build
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by rschachte 4y ago
Nice app, haven’t heard of Imba before! They have a really cool effect on their homepage, curious how it works. https://imba.io/
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by rschachte 4y ago
This really makes me want to redesign my site with minimal external dependencies and clear documentation.
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by rschachte 4y ago
I wrote a lot of graph algorithms that track identity and help prevent fraud. I’ve used a lot of tree algorithms to map legacy schemas to new schemas. Algorithms are great. If you know them well, you can improve your work and move quicker.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Oh and the expensive education, lacking healthcare, insane home prices and zero social safety net.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Damn. RIP Terry, true legend
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Ask HN: How can I delete a fake LinkedIn profile?
2 points by rschachte 4y ago|1 comments
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by rschachte 4y ago
I think you have little understanding of how warehouses work if you think it’s just people moving boxes.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Cheap and free one-liner to cut silent audio with ffmpeg ffmpeg -i input.mkv -filter_complex "[0:a]silencedetect=n=-90dB:d=0.3[outa]" -map [outa] -f s16le -y /dev/null |& F='-aq 70 -v warning' perl -ne &#x2
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by rschachte 4y ago
Would be good to add screenshots to README
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by rschachte 4y ago
My partner is a post doc with an Ivy League background. If I wasn’t in tech she would essentially be eating Ramen and living in a box to survive. The structure is such bullshit. Incentive to get a postdoc is super low IMO. You make 50k afte
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by rschachte 4y ago
Left the second I had to sign up.
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by rschachte 4y ago
Yes they allow for both of these things. “Clip at playhead” will allow you to cut the track and you can right click the track to separate video and audio instantly. Great tool
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by rschachte 4y ago
Lol, I enjoyed this comment
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by rschachte 4y ago
This is how I got into programming around 2005/2006. Such a fun time! Last I checked some kid created a MySpace clone to the original and it looks great
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by rschachte 4y ago
My friend just quit his job as a commercial airline captain to go study computer science. He started flying around the age of 16, about the time I started programming. Airlines treat their employees like objects. The schedule is horrendous
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by rschachte 4y ago
Distributed Services in Go was incredible and hands on. I read Network programming in Go as well along with The Go Programming Language. Less technical I read Pragmatic Thinking by Andy Hunt I believe the name was, which was cool to get ins

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