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   by sdan 7y ago

   Interesting. Was thinking that some startup could exactly do this, but realized that given how deeply integrated SAP/Oracle is (as mentioned in the article) it's very hard to do. Basically: Make a really bad product + make it miss
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Thought I was the only one, but I primarily use GCP because: #1: $300 in free credits. It’s by far the best thing about GCP; especially for cost sensitive developers, it’s priceless. #2: easier interface than AWS. I know 99% of the time I u
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Nicely written article, but I don’t see what the use of an ERP is? Can’t it just be replicated with some excel spreadsheets?
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   by sdan 7y ago

   I think it looks nice (dharma.io and openai uses similar color gradients). Is there anything particularly bad about this?
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   Add Multicolor Gradients to Your Website(sdan.io)

   1 points by sdan 7y ago|2 comments
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Isn’t this old news? Thought this came out a few months ago.
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   Show HN: Add multicolor gradients to your website (like OpenAI and Dharma.io)(sdan.io)

   1 points by sdan 7y ago|0 comments
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   by sdan 7y ago

   In today’s world, literally using bare html is probably better. Just list what you know and show some projects related to those. I like your animations, but I find it a bit weird... although I respect that you can still do that if you pleas
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   by sdan 7y ago

   From all the Mac horror stories I’ve heard, it’s only making me realize by bottom of the line 2016 mbp w/o touchbar is abnormally amazing. I currently have 15 windows, 10 chrome windows, around 200 tabs, 20 sublime text boxes, and a to
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Interestingly this seems like what mighty app( https://mightyapp.com ) is doing
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Just checked and I'm doing TLS. You can easily do this with Traefik (which I will include in my upcoming post).
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I think I was doing TLS at one point, but removed it temporarily in an effort to focus on other infrastructure stuff.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Very soon. You can always email me at hn@sdan.cc if you want immediate help (although I'll probably go over every point in the blog posts). But as a summary: Small GCP instance as "hub" Server #1 connects to the "hub&quo
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Wait until you hear about what PayPal stops.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Tried inlets but wasn’t sure of reliability and it didn’t have a set price; figured out a way to replicate this with WireGuard. Also kind of annoying that every endpoint needs an entire new instance. I’m serving millions of requests every w
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    by sdan 7y ago

    If you need any help, let me know at hn@sdan.cc. I'm going to write a couple blog posts documenting how to do this (because it took me a full brain-wrecking week to figure out how to do this properly). WireGuard for networking and Trae
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Traefik. Recently they started supporting TCP so now I do both HTTP for websites and TCP for databases
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    by sdan 7y ago

    WireGuard is absolutely fabulous. I route all my traffic from a couple servers at home to a small GCP instance (don’t want IP to be public) and I added my laptop to this WireGuard network (although technically a peer) and I can ssh into it
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Kind of surprised how they did this. Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, etc. has hard rate limiting and crazy scraping prevention. Wonder how hard they worked on their scrapers.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Well I don't really want my home IP anything to do with my websites (don't want to deal with dynamic IP or whatever) so I just route traffic to a GCP instance (pretty small one) that routes to the internet (meaning cloudflare). GC
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    by sdan 7y ago

    That’s what I’m wondering too. Anyone know if there’s a torrent of the entire archive?
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Using an old desktop my dad gave me to spin up some websites getting 1,000,000+ unique visitors monthly. It has some basic specs: 12gb RAM and 8 cores from a decade or so ago. Was using Raspberry Pis before, but given that many Docker conta
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    by sdan 7y ago

    > https://thelastdriverlicenseholder.com/2019/08/06/apple-car-... . I have some pics of my own if anyone's interested :) https://twitter.com/suryadsuryad/status/11849123856240
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Apple didn’t give up. I live in Cupertino and I see all their iterations driving up and down the street all the time (saw one last week). In fact, after the driveai aquihire, they changed their entire design to look like a mattress on top o
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    by sdan 7y ago

    This is great news. Except that a ton of software doesn't support ARM. When I was trying to shift all my current infrastructure onto a couple of RPI's, many of the Docker containers didn't support ARM (qeumu and buildx aren&#
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I understand your point. But are babies really susceptible to distraction? The day I find a baby swiping up on an iPad will be momentous in my mind :).
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I'm curious as to why. Would e-ink make a difference? What's there to learn differently from screen to paper?
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    by sdan 7y ago

    There's a difference between lying about one position and making entire linkedin profiles that you set up. One's mischievous and one's deception.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Probably didn't want coworkers to get recommended to connect with him on Linkedin (which would blow his cover). I remember when I said I worked at company X on Linkedin, the next day I was getting barraged with emails and notifications
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Boss probably delayed the publish date after the writer procrastinated to write this.