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Unix philosophy-esque approach to web tooling
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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You Are Not Done Yet – checklist [pdf]
(thebraidytester.com)
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DNS TXT Record Hacks
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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Demystifying XML (An Attempt)
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Useful Tricks and Lessons I've Learned Managing a Kubernetes Cluster
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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Show HN: Script to set up pi-hole style blocking on your MacBook
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7y ago
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7y ago
AutoSender looks nice, but I'd be wary about data collection. Their privacy policy ( https://www.freeramble.com/doc/FreeRamble_Privacy_Policy.htm... ) states it's anonymized but days like these I'm not con
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Demystifying XML (An Attempt)
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Docker Cloud currently experiencing push failures
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Knowing Your Neighbours: Machine Learning on Graphs
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Running linux games on MacOS with docker
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8y ago
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On Withings and making my daily sleeping patterns public
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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Building a Local Linux Development Environment with Docker and Make
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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ELFs and magic in linux
(thoughts.theden.sh)
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Show HN: Simple linux network monitor with python and curses
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8y ago
I just recently decided to move my GitHub pages with custom domains to netlify ( https://www.netlify.com/ ), since it offered free out of the box SSL (let's encrypt). Kinda wish I waited, but it's good that they fin
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Show HN: Purge all your Slack DMs
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Writing a thesis in Markdown
(theurbanist.com.au)
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9y ago
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theden
9y ago
https://gettaurus.org/ + BlazeMeter (for reports)
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Show HN: Uglysleep.today – using withings/Nokia's health API
(uglysleep.today)
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9y ago
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theden
9y ago
I've had good success with scrapy ( https://scrapy.org/ ) for my personal projects
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9y ago
Do you guys support relocation (h1b or E3)? I've ran into your website before liked the listed roles but was hesitant to apply because I wasn't certain if you guys are open to visa sponsorship.
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9y ago
DoA it only got one vote! (It didn't scale well, sockets weren't closed on disconnection, so that was fixed). At least now everyone can watch the server's load average increase real time.
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Show HN: /usr/bin/htop
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9y ago
I'm one of those guys. I used to write my university philosophy papers in LaTeX (which I learned from physics+maths classes), and dealing with citations was definitely a lot easier. A more understated advantage of using markup was that
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Show HN: Live htop
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theden
9y ago
Hey thanks for showing interest! Padding right now is difficult to settle on, but I'm still experimenting. Here's some js code for the jitter effect http://theden.sh/scripts/jitter.js It's pretty much a
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theden
9y ago
Repo: https://github.com/TheDen/TheDen.sh (PRs are welcome) All clientside—mostly js hacks. There are a lot of fun easter eggs—some easy to find, others not so much. I can't really claim it's mobile friendly,
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Show HN: Unix-like personal webpage
(theden.sh)
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9y ago
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9y ago
I use this alias to quickly cd to the root directory of a repo. Useful if you're way deep in a repo and need to back out. alias gitroot='cd $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel) && echo "$_"'
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