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by tnolet 7y ago
Argh, thanks for the heads up
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by tnolet 7y ago
That blog post makes me uncomfortable. I would’ve gone totally crazy if my company switched project management tools every x months because “it’s just 95% there...”. Just pick one and stick with it.
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by tnolet 7y ago
Ghost. I come from Hugo (hosted on S3 or Netlify) but it doesn’t scale once non technical people enter the company. Also, I wear so many hats at my company every thing that makes writing and publishing great content easier is worth it. I re
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by tnolet 7y ago
Anyone who wants to play around with some Puppeteer examples, I built https://puppeteersandbox.com . If you want to record your own scripts, I also am actively developing https://checklyhq.com/Puppeteer-recorder ,
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by tnolet 7y ago
Just download both and try doing the same test suite. See which one hurts the least. I'm 99% sure Puppeteer will feel like a breath of fresh air to you. CasperJS was OK, even better with Nightwatch but Puppeteer is quicker, more stable
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by tnolet 7y ago
correct, if you run a dedicated monitoring system for a handful of targets. If you run a SaaS or a very large monitoring system for a large corporation, this doesn't fly anymore. There is simply no moment available to be down. There is
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by tnolet 7y ago
Looks like a very cool solution if you can't use any of the common SaaS solutions out there like Pingdom or UptimeRobot. Making getting this thing reliable is going to maybe a bit harder. Monitoring systems have this sort of "meta
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How I made AWS Lambda work for my SaaS(blog.checklyhq.com)
4 points by tnolet 7y ago|0 comments
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Deutsche Bank staff sent home as 18,000 job cuts begin(theguardian.com)
54 points by tnolet 7y ago|50 comments
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Chinese border guards put secret surveillance app on tourists' phones(theguardian.com)
59 points by tnolet 7y ago|14 comments
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by tnolet 7y ago
npm and yarn are not working either...there goes Javascript land...
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by tnolet 7y ago
As someone with an MA in Art History, this is simply astounding and unbelievable. None of the people on that school board seem to have any historical perspective: - Rivera, his work and his pupils like the mentioned painter were left winger
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by tnolet 7y ago
China is stable because it is a totalitarian dictatorship that jails critics, has no free press and no real elections.
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by tnolet 7y ago
If you ever feel inclined, take some courses in any cultural or art history department at a somewhat reputable college or university. You will see professors are already tying "classics" to current cultural products. Drawimg paral
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by tnolet 7y ago
yes, a Minimoog or something similar in character just teaches you the most about signal path and modifiers like ADSR and LFO's.
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by tnolet 7y ago
They should have used Docker in React and then this would have never happened.
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by tnolet 7y ago
I know this is a worn down subject, but there is a lot of — to me at least — hype around productivity tools for hackers / indie devs / makers / etc. I feel strongly that this is not a tool problem at all. As always, YMMV.
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I Manage My SaaS with Trello and Reminders(blog.checklyhq.com)
5 points by tnolet 7y ago|1 comments
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by tnolet 7y ago
Here I am. Aligning DIV's. And then people do this. Awesome.
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How I set up SSL with Let's Encrypt for my SaaS customers' dashboards(blog.checklyhq.com)
1 points by tnolet 7y ago|0 comments
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by tnolet 7y ago
This is booking.com in an nutshell
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by tnolet 7y ago
My quip about scratching the designer’s itch is mostly about the following. 99% of people that got into Vue.js use it because it felt like an anti of the ever changing, dragon chasing JS world. Changing the syntax will almost certainly yiel
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by tnolet 7y ago
Maybe just call it Nue.js or something
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by tnolet 7y ago
I might be totally and completely wrong, but changing everything does not help anyone except scratch the itch of the framework's designers. I'm pretty sure this is all with the best intentions, but this would be a disaster similar
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by tnolet 7y ago
Similar to how emergency procedures on boats and airplanes are an anti pattern designed to resolve sinking or crashing? I admire your positive outlook, but the world is messy and things fail all the time. Even well written software can go p
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by tnolet 7y ago
$500 and then some churn and poof... You really need to do a stable couple of thousands for a couple of month to “know” you’re paid plans actually provide long term value. Or sell yearly plans.
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by tnolet 7y ago
I had a couple of posts go first page on HN in the last months. I run my blog on Ghost (the hosted SaaS version) and it's crazy fast. I have no idea how they do it, alas.
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by tnolet 7y ago
Useful, but a shame none come with any extra context. Just the “from 300k to 9billion” blurb. Have a look at Buffer. Already had around 5 investors before going for a big round. Not dissing this at all. This is totally normal, but the less
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by tnolet 7y ago
Shameless plug. I wrote a REST wrapper around HAproxy some years back. Wrote it in Go. Works pretty nice. Willy was a great support also. https://github.com/magneticio/vamp-router Works quite nicely and can set ACL’s d
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by tnolet 7y ago
Sad to read you have such a narrow view of the news media. Maybe it’s that way in your home country. Or maybe some specific outlets have spoiled it for the others. If you’re ever in Germany or the Netherlands I’d be happy to show you how my

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