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by rvanlaar 7y ago
Ah hell, I wish I had known about this tool before migrating. Thank you so much for pointing it out. I've added it to this issue. https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/issues/1701
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by rvanlaar 7y ago
The 1.0 release is a must for a working poetry environment. The people handling it are friendly and communicate over github and discord. However, it's not all roses. - VSCode supports poetry as a second class citizen - Documentation is
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by rvanlaar 7y ago
To be clear, there is no way to pass those streets/freeways on foot or by bike? As in no pedestrian crossing? That's shitty planning. I've never seen such a place in Europe.
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by rvanlaar 8y ago
To be honest, I've never really marketed myself as a freelancer. That's one of my weak spots. So here it is, I'm looking for customers with an idea that want a webapplication built. I focus on educational customers. I'm
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by rvanlaar 8y ago
What benefit are you getting out of journaling?
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by rvanlaar 9y ago
It's fun and doesn't get in your way. It works.
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by rvanlaar 9y ago
Nice catch that it's supported. I encourage you to get a hold of the game. It's a nice puzzle gem that incorporates the humor of Douglas Adams. One of the main parts is language, talking to the staff, actually typing, and communic
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by rvanlaar 9y ago
Thank you for taking the time to look around and report back. These two issues are known. The next step is notifying users via e-mail of expiring certs. Then the account button will be functional. We're validating the value proposition
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by rvanlaar 9y ago
I have a similar problem. Keeping check of which certificates are about to expire. I built an MVP to help with that: https://captaincert.net/
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
I'm working a saas platform which does that. Till now a lot of techies I interviewed say they don't need such a service. Would you have use for it?
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
> Apple's revenues may continue to rise for a long time, but as Microsoft shows, revenue is a lagging indicator in the technology business. Well, revenue is already falling [1]. If you look at the first graph (revenue) you'll s
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Show HN: FairlyValued.com – Explore financial fundamentals of US companies(fairlyvalued.com)
6 points by rvanlaar 10y ago|0 comments
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
Thank you for looking at GreetBot. I have a couple of questions. Would you use it if it was more personal? What would you change to make it more personal? Would you use a tool for team building on Slack?
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
We would love to hear from the HackerNews community. Positive and Negative. Have you added it to slack? If so, what did you think? If not, why not and what would you change before you use it?
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Show HN: We built a bot to welcome new team members on slack(greetbot.io)
3 points by rvanlaar 10y ago|6 comments
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
I use on it to keep my postgres data in sync in a high available setup. I host two nodes, each in a different DigitalOcean datacenters (AMS2 and AMS3). It's fast enough to not notice delays for users. As in, have a user log in on host1
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by rvanlaar 10y ago
Do you think the success was caused by the team being young? Or just building what the customer, i.e. the people really needed in an agile way?
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Ask HN: Startups/tech companies on La Palma?
1 points by rvanlaar 11y ago|0 comments
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by rvanlaar 12y ago
You could run: make config-recursive a couple of times to do the configuration up front. See also: https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/ports-using.html
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As of today: Python3 Wall of Shame is Python 3 Wall of Superpowers (python3wos.appspot.com)
1 points by rvanlaar 14y ago|0 comments