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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Qemu doesn’t support vmnet (so you cannot have host-only and bridge network modes using Mac hosts)
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Ask HN: How do you run multiple VMs on Apple Silicon M1?
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I feel your pain. That’s why in personal projects I use Go. I install the binary and that’s all. I use Go templates with plain HTML and vanilla JS and CSS. More than enough. I really hate the whole babel, npm, sass, ts ecosystem. Too many d
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> A single bad hire can sink a team. Please, stop spreading this. It’s not true. Every team out there has good, regular and bad team members… and teams don’t sink. Members come and go. Same in IT. This silly “fact” is what is making tech
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Image OP being in the same state of mind but with 20K in the bank. Now, that’s miserable.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Why not a custom domain that offers email as well? That way you also get a dot com.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Agree. I have a domain with Gandi and use it for my primary email address as well. For silly websites I used protonmail.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
After years of experience in the field, I don’t longer ask myself what’s good or bad code, I ask myself what’s good and bad modules. It’s all about modularity and decomposition: if you get to decompose a system in parts that fit together an
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Just in the US. The second place that pays swes good money is Europe… and in the majority of western european countries it’s not easy to earn more than 90K Eur gross per year. The average is probably around 60K, which is not bad but definit
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
It’s a simplistic definition. Since the topic of calling developers engineers is rather superfluous, I think we should go for simple definitions.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I don’t doubt working on game engines is hard (I do web development). If you build game engines then you are probably a game engine developer. I don’t hold a degree in engineering myself; no shame of not having the “engineer” title.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
So a plumber is an engineer. It’s easy: an engineer is someone who has a degree in engineering (whether or not such degrees should be degrees on engineering is another question). The current trend of calling programmers/developers engi
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> It's nothing new there anymore in the graphic / web design / typography inspiration area. Everybody left, the algorithm is dumb… For me, this is a feature.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Patience. I’m about to finish a technical book that is around 1000 pages. I have been reading it for 10 months already.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
From Github’s TOS > GitHub hosts a wide variety of collaborative projects from all over the world, and that collaboration only works when our users are able to work together in good faith. While using the service, you must follow the ter
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> As for writing about your experience like this, write a blog about something in your own field or otherwise don't give advice. I don’t get it. I see the majority of us, developers, writing about software without having a deep know
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Is k8s a requirement for being a backend dev in 2022? I thought that was for devops/infra only.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Do you feel that 6.5h of sleep is good enough? You don’t sleep more because you can’t or because you don’t want?
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Not by much. I usually go to sleep between 1am and 2am, and get up around 9 and 10.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I got the impression that the book is oriented to solo entrepreneurs building their own Saas (perhaps I got that wrong). What you have described sure sounds like good standards to follow by an entire infrastructure team, but a bit too much
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> but for a well paying company that isn't a problem as millions of candidates gladly brushes up for the pay bump. This is the only relevant part of your comment. 90% of the tech companies out there should not rely on leetcode.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Good candidates do not apply if leetcode is involved; good candidates know they can code and they want to have interviews where they are asked, from a high level perspective, about past projects and the like. On the other hand, bad candidat
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Is that true? In the companies I have worked for, the technical risk assessment and everything related to “is this a viable tech solution” is done by senior engineers. Managers barely limit themselves to agree with what senior engineers say
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Accountant = administrative workload. At least for me, so I imagine that may be the case as well for the author of ublock.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
For a Saas maintained by one person, would you recommend MySQL or Postgres? I don’t know yet the volume of users or connections I will receive (perhaps zero?), but I do like to keep things simple (this pgbouncer thing one may need with post
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
Unlearn k8s. Get better at Ansible.
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> I write my code in Sublime Text, then I test it on my laptop (I have NGINX locally, so I open nomadlist.test for ex), then if it works I upload it with Panic Transmit via SFTP. My naive question is: what happens if one user (or more) i
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
It always surprises me these kind of calculations. When one earns minimum wage or a bit above that, concerns are paying the rent, the bills, food. But when one earns enough to be comfortable paying all of that, one should be a bit worried r
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
I used to think like you when I was on my 20s. Now on my 30s, the salary I make is more than enough to life a decent life but only if I keep working until I’m 65. I don’t want to work (for others) until I’m 65. I don’t want to be rich eithe
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by tkiolp4 5y ago
> If this were true, wouldn't we see those US VCs come running to Europe with their capital? Sure but why would they if they can already do that in the US?

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