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901.
by tra3 7y ago
I’m still trying to decide on an orechestrator for my deployments. Any reason swarm wouldn’t work instead of k8s?
902.
by tra3 7y ago
I always though of containers as production-level artifacts. In development, I prefer to run most of my environment directly (if possible). Some components can be run as containers if necessary. Containers provide consistency and isolation.
903.
by tra3 7y ago
> “Managers rarely spoke to me of objective criteria for achieving success because once certain crucial points in one’s career are passed, success and failure seem to have little to do with one’s accomplishments. Rather, success is socia
904.
by tra3 7y ago
> I was pretty close to burnout by the end of that year if I’m honest with myself though and my own career progression has without doubt stalled due to it Sounds like you had a tough time but empowered the team to succeed. Maybe with som
905.
by tra3 7y ago
That's so cool. Thanks for sharing. What do you use it for?
906.
by tra3 7y ago
I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you have a system in place you are less likely to make a single mistake that will ruin you financially. But your point is well taken.
907.
by tra3 7y ago
Get a budgeting system in place where you don't overspend (I like ynab [0]). Make sure you save for retirement. Thereafter spend anyway you want. If you wanna buy an expensive car do that. If you'd rather buy a $10 juice every day
908.
by tra3 7y ago
Thanks for your thoughts. One of the reasons I'm working on this is that I always felt like a failure when didn't deliver on a date that we agreed upon. I want to prove that it's not restricted to our industry, and understan
909.
by tra3 7y ago
what a great interface. Thanks for sharing this.
910.
by tra3 7y ago
I like http://everynoise.com . Start with a genre or artist you know, and branch out.
911.
by tra3 7y ago
I'm writing a post on software estimation, how it's difficult to estimate things correctly. One of the arguments that I want to make is that estimating poorly is not restricted to the software industry (obvious in retrospect). Mil
912.
by tra3 7y ago
> It’s amazing for how long Emacs’ Org-mode has been largely unparalleled! After jumping into org last year, I think it because orgmode has a solid foundation for organizing stuff that's infinitely customizable with elisp. Roam, eve
913.
by tra3 7y ago
Apologies if this is off topic: can anyone recommend a good how-to for QoS with netfiter?
914.
by tra3 7y ago
I believe one of the major US telcos used to do this too. Just another reason to wrap everything in SSL. Super easy (and free) with lets encrypt.
915.
by tra3 7y ago
That's basically what it is. Advantages: - the list is community generated - you can disable it temporarily - there's a nice UI - you can protect all devices on your network Disadvantages: - gotta run it somehow (appliance, conta
916.
by tra3 7y ago
This is similar to pomodoro technique [0]. I love it because it gets me in "the zone" quickly. > I recently adopted a timed activity method I'm not sure how long you'll be able to sustain it, but my experience has bee
917.
by tra3 7y ago
Bummer :( Tried youtubing for how it looks in real life usage; no luck.
918.
by tra3 7y ago
Hah: > Thanks for buying one of these little guys, it’s a little wonky but I’m sure you’ll have some fun with it! (from http://docs.gboards.ca/Meet-Butter-Stick ) Do you actually use this?
919.
by tra3 7y ago
> we always avoided the deadlift due to the high risk of injury But doing a deadlift properly is the most natural type of movement. Like lifting your child off the ground. Or putting a sandbag in the back of the truck. I've done tho
920.
by tra3 7y ago
I agree with the overall point you're making. > Clearly, the way to more money in the long run is the manager path even if you find it horrible. Gotta break this down. How much more money would one need to make justify having a shit
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by tra3 7y ago
What kinds of applications take no time to startup though? I'm curious about the spin up time, 'cause my rails applications take on the order of minutes. I guess you can schedule a keep alive elsewhere though..
922.
by tra3 7y ago
“In 1921, tired of hiring college graduates that didn’t know as much as he did, Thomas Edison made up a giant trivia questionnaire to administer to inbound applicants. According to Mental Floss, questions included “Who invented logarithms?”
923.
by tra3 7y ago
alphapapa wrote a nice way to capture browser content that is browser agnostic, and uses org-capture: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-protocol-capture-html (as an alternative to grasp, because I'm on MacOS/S
924.
by tra3 7y ago
I really appreciate posts like these. One day I’d like to run a small SaaS. Posts like these provide a glimpse into how it’s done. The biggest insight is what makes me a good technologist, does not make me a good anything else (entrepreneur
925.
by tra3 7y ago
Any tips for taking meeting notes specifically?
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by tra3 7y ago
As you get older you'll realize that "adults" don't know any better than you do. Consider that moving forward. Nobody has all the right answers, and even fewer people know what the right answer is for you. I'm remin
927.
by tra3 7y ago
This is a problem from the perspective of the customer. Company X delivered a substandard product based on a fix bid. The customer then had to turn around and pay 10 weeks of hourly fees to this guy to finish it. Presumably, if magic of val
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by tra3 7y ago
I wish this post Included something actionable. I know I shouldn’t overcommit not just professionally but in my personal life too, but I do anyways. So how do I stop? I know I should be asking for help more, but I’m prideful. How do I get o
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by tra3 7y ago
YNAB ( https://www.youneedabudget.com ) for budgeting and tracking spending. It forces you to pre-allocate your funds which ensures that you don't overspend unconsciously via credit cards. I've been very successful with
930.
by tra3 7y ago
No kidding, after reading about all the antics, I forgot how the story started. That should've been a huge red flag.

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