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   by sdan 7y ago

   TLDR: It's a Docker Compose utility [0]. [0]: https://docs.lando.dev/basics/#what-is-it-good-for
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Took me a while to understand what it actually does. Would recommend to put what it actually does near the top next time. Also: I can't help but think of Johny Ive when you use "liberating" in that manner XD.
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   by sdan 7y ago

   It's already obsolete for people who do ML work. I remember having to wait days or even weeks for something to train while I either sit back and relax or work on the next thing to train.
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   by sdan 7y ago

   This too. Overtime I think more and more games/services may adapt to this "everything in the cloud" idea and eventually support it w/ their own licenses and whatnot. Other than that, I've said how the cloud is like
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Not surprised. Google should’ve left nest out of this. Now they need everyone who has a house, a google account as well. Tony Fadell probably wouldn’t like how google transformed his product.
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Apparently Mono Lake Vol Field is the closest to Silicon Valley
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   by sdan 7y ago

   Love the idea. Suhail is doing something similar with Mighty (check it out if you haven't already). Not sure how you're streaming stuff like Adobe and Blender products, but I like the idea and I think this has some potential. Spea
8. 608.▲
   by sdan 7y ago

   Got to change my HN password from "dolphin" now. Can't believe they figured it out!
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   by sdan 7y ago

   I did exactly what you said you had problems with: https://sdan.xyz/sd2 . I use Docker Compose and Traefik (for routing) and self hosted a bunch of stuff given that most self hosting programs have some type of Docker support
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I do this sometimes as well when Angolia isn't giving me the results I'm looking for.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    One quick glance on this: this is amazing!
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Apple: HomeKit Amazon: I'll show you how HomeKit is really done!
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I can imagine a startup which applied to YC W20 coming waiting for pre-seed XD.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Keep in mind meetup is run by We
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    by sdan 7y ago

    You start from scratch. At least that's what I've been following for the numerous hackathons I've attended/won/lost. Of course no one's going to check if you worked on it last night or whatnot (I know friends w
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Right. 1 port? Apple, I will go ahead and follow the USB C revolution. But you think that'll happen with effectively 1 port?
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Wish they’d still stick with the function keys... but axed it off this year. Regardless it’s ridiculous to sell any machine with only two ports.... even the $35 Raspberry pi has ports than this!
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Exactly. They have direct access to your vitals and can push certain buttons to figure out how your system is running to brute-force that attack, ultimately ruining whatever they intended to do. I'm probably going to change how publicl
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I get what you're saying, but here's some benefits of using CF: 1. Been using it for 3+ years. Whenever I'm making a site, there's nothing better than easily making some DNS records and making sure they're all alway
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Great idea. Didn't think of that. Maybe I'll do that in the future.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    You're 100% right. Actually was a bit concerned myself when I realized hundreds of people were peering into how my server is doing. But at the same time, I understand the security risks and if I have to I can just stop netdata's c
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Love the writeup! Not sure if it's just me, but showing how your entire infra works is just amazing (I wrote something similar on how I did my infra: https://sdan.xyz/sd2 ). How much do you spend per month on this? Also
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Thanks for the read! 1. This is hosted on GCP. Actually was thinking of using Cloudflare Argo once my GCP credits expire so that I can truly self host all this (although all I have is an old machine). 2. For me, Cloudflare makes my websites
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    Faraday Future Plans for IPO(ff.com)

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

    It's not hard when you use Docker. Just spin it up and then use Traefik to route.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    He can 100% sell you the product, and the comments and his fanbase support that. But when you don't actually learn anything, you get on this hype train and think you're learning something when you're not.
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    by sdan 7y ago

    Super easy, here's the docker compose file I used: https://github.com/dantuluri/sd2/blob/master/docker-compose.... You'll need Mongo and Redis (last I remember) as well (which I believe are the
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    by sdan 7y ago

    I host a bunch of docker containers plus Traefik to route everything. It runs on a cheap GCP instance (more on this here: https://sdan.xyz/sd2 ) Overleaf: https://sdan.xyz/latex A URL Shortener: https:&#x2F
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    Hacker News attacked after Keybase airdropped thousands of cryptocurrency tokens(sdan.xyz)

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

    https://pmarchive.com/guide_to_personal_productivity.html