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by tuananh 6y ago
Uber's chief technology officer and longest-serving executive, Thuan Pham, has resigned effective May 16, the company said Tuesday, as the company reportedly mulls further cost cutting to weather the coronavirus pandemic https:/&
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by tuananh 6y ago
always prefer native desktop apps if there's choice.
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by tuananh 6y ago
I would love if Chrome can assign a domain + account to a group automatically. Without this, I don't think I can make use much of this feature.
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by tuananh 6y ago
I thought $100k is not that big in US? do those 197 people not deserve it?
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by tuananh 6y ago
now, do one for excalidraw.com
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by tuananh 6y ago
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by tuananh 6y ago
> Ask us anything, the Facebook team behind it is happy to answer questions here. Just use the bot. Put it into action. Let the bot answer HN's questions
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Using Synology NFS as external storage with Kubernetes(tuananh.net)
1 points by tuananh 6y ago|0 comments
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by tuananh 6y ago
some note for those want to use pihole - in windows, if you use primary dns as pihole and secondary dns as another cloud option (cloudflare, google), some ads will go through. secondary dns is not failover dns. try it and you will see.
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by tuananh 6y ago
but docker swarm is kind of dead, isn't it? i need to orchestrate on multiple hosts.
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by tuananh 6y ago
question: if not k8s, what everyone has been using to orchestrate containers at home? Ideally, I just want something easy to setup, low maintenance cost and easy to backup and restore if sth went wrong. i've been using k8s at work for
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by tuananh 6y ago
i have to agree with you on this. i've been using k8s at work for over 4 years but operating k8s for home workload is still too much; unless, it's for tinkering/testing.
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by tuananh 6y ago
what do you end up using instead of k8s?
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by tuananh 7y ago
vietnamese here. i can also confirm all of these.
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by tuananh 7y ago
SMR explained: Be aware that this drive uses SMR technology (Shingled Magnetic Recording) to achieve such high density in a small package. If you don't know what that is, think of how shingles on a roof are laid out partially overlappi
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by tuananh 7y ago
it's insane when it cost more than a complete IDE (eg: Webstorm is $59 a year)
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by tuananh 7y ago
the performance on /mnt issue is not yet fixed https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/4197
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Tips for first time server rack buyer(tuananh.net)
3 points by tuananh 7y ago|1 comments
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by tuananh 7y ago
> Static Site Generators how can that be detected ? I'm curious.
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by tuananh 7y ago
I feel these kind of apps should have plugin to upload to other services. I hate waiting for the developer to release the integration. for macos, I find monosnap pretty good. for windows, sharex is awesome!
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by tuananh 7y ago
https://tuananh.net I wrote about cloud native, homelab, mechanical keyboard mostly. no main theme, just whatever I'm interested in at the time.
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by tuananh 7y ago
> Private DNS allows you to set the DNS server the phone should use instead of your ISP's. iOS does support that.
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by tuananh 7y ago
oh, like dns over tls ?
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by tuananh 7y ago
i couldn't think of an use case for this? can you explain what would you use this for? if you already have pihole?
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by tuananh 7y ago
the one reason i use pihole is to block ads network-wide. this kinda defeats that purpose.
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by tuananh 7y ago
what is private DNS?
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by tuananh 7y ago
this turing pi cost $189; 7x rasp pi 3 cost $210 and we need to buy SD card or eMMC, power plug or usb power hub. the total cost is not cheap either, when compare with used server rack.
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by tuananh 7y ago
for this use case, i would rather use something like SimpleNUC[0] . It's basically just NUC machines with rack mount. It's a lot more powerful than Rpi, quite power-efficient (when compare to actual server rack) and dead silent. M
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by tuananh 7y ago
it's actually https://microk8s.io
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by tuananh 7y ago
what etoro does doesn't matter.

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