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skarlso
2y ago
Hello dear HN readers. I would like to show you, with pictures, how I tracks todos and tasks using Obsidian and it's daily notes section. It's far from perfect, but it works for my mind. :) I thought maybe someone could appreciate
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Show HN: Update your CRDs with confidence ( schema validation with cty)
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Show HN: My 20-year-long journey from Tester to Software Engineer
(skarlso.github.io)
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2y ago
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skarlso
3y ago
Well. Now the license change and Mitchell leaving makes sense.
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Show HN: Kubernetes controller that manages CRDs now supports helm chart source
(github.com)
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3y ago
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Turned my dynamic website into a static WASM SPA using Go
(skarlso.github.io)
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3y ago
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skarlso
3y ago
Hello Peeps! A couple of months ago I wrote about a tool I created to parse CRDs and generate a Sample YAML out of it including values with the right type. I created a website for that which was the classing client-server website which I ho
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Show HN: Caretaker – A GitHub action to automate Project (beta) work
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3y ago
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3y ago
Hello people! :) I wrote a GitHub Action that can automate specific processes involving dealing with issues for ProjectV2. Amongst others, the following: - moving issues in "columns" aka setting status - this isn't just mov
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skarlso
3y ago
Oh, interesting. Thanks, I'll look at that. Unfortunately, caddy was not an option I could have used here. :/ But it's still interesting and I didn't know it could do that. :)
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skarlso
3y ago
Well, aside from the fact that it's calling out to the internet, the service is in early access. Using cert-manager at and a self-signed cert, you can set this up in a fenced environment as well.
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skarlso
3y ago
Indeed. Kubernetes setup is not for the faint of heart. But then again, it could be a LOT more confusing than this, I think. Here, you just download something, put it somewhere, and you're basically done. Once this is in place you can
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Self-Signed locally trusted certificates with cert-manager
(skarlso.github.io)
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3y ago
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skarlso
3y ago
Hello folks! Thought I'd share some insights in how I set up test frameworks using cert-manager for generating self-signed certificates. And then making them locally trusted using mkcert for easy install. I think it's neat, but it
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skarlso
3y ago
I meant to write `sig-autoscaler`. :)
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skarlso
3y ago
Just a small remark that dog-autoscaler which is `cluster-autoscaler` supports scaling to and from 0 pretty nicely. I even implemented that functionality in cluster api provider aws using cluster autoscaler. Which probably why the native su
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Show HN: Digital and Analog Notetaking Together
(skarlso.github.io)
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3y ago
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skarlso
3y ago
Thanks very much!!!
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Show HN: A Kubernetes Controller that installs CRDs
(github.com)
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3y ago
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skarlso
3y ago
I _WISH_ this would be 2005. Did you ever work at a bank? They are still using 1.6-1.9 maybe. I still know modern Java codebases where long descriptive class names are a must. So sadly, while I understand your sarcasm, it is not the case.
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skarlso
3y ago
This feels like it has been written by someone who recently started using the language, considering that the code in many places simply doesn't compile and has syntax errors or logical errors in it. Many people coming into Go as a new
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skarlso
3y ago
Heh this just happened to me. I have to go through some loops to get a really good solution. I call it think by doing. I suck at very high level abstract things to find problems. But once I begin working on it and fleshing out details and s
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skarlso
3y ago
If you want to stay in the command line there is an excellent cli you can use https://github.com/yitsushi/totp-cli . It’s an excellent tool that has great encryption and handles multiple accounts and can paste into your
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Show HN: Rapid Kubernetes Controller Development with Tilt and Silly Drawings
(skarlso.github.io)
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4y ago
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skarlso
4y ago
Aye. I feel you and I’m with you! Thank you for your words!:)
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The habit of analog journaling – Why the digital format did not work for me
(skarlso.github.io)
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4y ago
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skarlso
4y ago
A little story about how I got into journaling the old way. Why digital didn't work for me and how I rediscovered my passion for writing. This is not a self-validation story, nor is it trying to convince anyone about their way of being
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Show HN: Online parser for arbitrary CRDs with sample YAML
(crds.cronohub.org)
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4y ago
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Show HN: Wordle Hints for none English speakers
(wordlehints.app)
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5y ago
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skarlso
5y ago
A practical summary of the book. Contains a summary of the book but also my musings about what was interesting for me in particular.
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