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When to kill your startup?
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Run Node.js Anywhere Using Docker and Nexe
(scene-si.org)
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Testing PHP code using Docker
(scene-si.org)
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Getting started with Docker
(scene-si.org)
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CSS resets are broken
(scene-si.org)
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One programmer is not like the other
(scene-si.org)
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titpetric
11y ago
Source for "linux runs on trashcans": https://twitter.com/bennunney/status/320473828545421312
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titpetric
11y ago
Ok, some guy has a setup which works for him personally. Yet he decides to write a post about it titled "set up your remote office", advocating his view to others. It's like advocating sex, without sex education. Sure, I migh
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titpetric
11y ago
My way is better because it's more reliable. Sometimes easier is just a side benefit. For OP's article complexity is reduced, reliability is better and price point stays the same (seeing how he already pays about the same for a ba
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titpetric
11y ago
Home servers are not bad per-se. Personally, if I am fine with power outages, non-redundant uplinks, I'd just go with a 8 core cpu board so I can run proper virtualization. If your laptop is not powerful enough that is - there's a
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titpetric
11y ago
I have good experience. And I suggested ANY (google, amazon, azure) vm if your requirements are higher. And as in comparison with a bare metal server with 1 disk no SAN/RAID, yeah, better.
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Setting up a remote digital workspace
(scene-si.org)
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11y ago
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Anonymous file transfer service
(api.cdn.si)
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11y ago
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titpetric
11y ago
Just to add it here: I am interested in your opinion and experience about shipping software and getting clients. I know I have much to learn (or unlearn as it were) to hack out MVPs to gauge interest & monetize it if there is some. Any
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Just ship it
(scene-si.org)
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11y ago
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Why enforce development dependencies? Use Nginx+lua to serve LESS/SASS and ES6
(github.com)
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11y ago
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Static image galleries with AngularJS
(titpetric.github.io)
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titpetric
12y ago
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How do you reason your purchases?
(foreach.org)
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12y ago
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titpetric
13y ago
I like to think so to - guidelines are basically what best practices are. And behind every best practice there's a programmer who at one point failed and fixed their mistake. If you buy more ram/cpu/disk, are you allowing the
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titpetric
13y ago
Pretty sure you are correct. The "quote" was paraphrased from my poor memory. Also from what I read, the book series is, even today, very informative and relevant. I am however disappointed how much damage this quote is doing outs
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Don't optimize your software prematurely
(foreach.org)
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titpetric
13y ago
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