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by vhodges 5y ago
Sorry, no not just Canada. We have an office in Indianapolis, IN and the bay area and remote US is an option as well.
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by vhodges 5y ago
No quite enough CPU ;). It's getting a bit dated of course, but my machine is running a Devils Canyon 4790k (at stock speeds), 16G ram, 1.5TB of storage (NVME M2 and a 2.5" drive) and a rx5700.
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by vhodges 5y ago
Jobvite | Senior Ruby/Rails Developers | Kitchener ON (Onsite eventually or Remote), Richmond BC/Remote Jobvite empowers talent acquisition leaders to better understand recruitment data and improve recruiting results as they engag
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by vhodges 5y ago
I don't game (but would like to be able too). I ran intel integrated graphics for 5 years and never missed a thing ;). I put 16G in my machine in '15 and rarely exceed 3-4G daily use even today (and for a long time 1-2G daily -
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by vhodges 5y ago
The size difference can be substantial. I have an Antec something-500 from 15 years ago and a Caselabs ITX case that is larger (for custom cooling, etc - I never did use the space) and in 2018 transplanted the guts into a SFF from Sliger an
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by vhodges 5y ago
https://fly.io - Easy Postgres clusters (but not managed) - Heroku like deploys (but less magic) - Easily geodistributed (deploy near your users) - reasonable pricing to get started (and not too bad beyond that).
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by vhodges 5y ago
Fuse/sshfs exists for OSX. Seems to work okay the little I played with it.
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by vhodges 5y ago
v4 standalone is ~560 euro http://www.apollo-computer.com/order.htm
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by vhodges 5y ago
This is the stick... various attempts at the carrot. If you want to do 'normal' (for some definition of normal) things, you need to get vaccinated.
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by vhodges 5y ago
ssh|mosh/tmux/emacs (or vi) works okay (I've never used mosh but in theory would improve latency). But https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh works quite well. I routinely work on my project
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by vhodges 5y ago
Jobvite | Multiple Positions | Multiple (US, CAN, IN) Onsite and Remote | Full Time We are Jobvite and we are on a mission to help people and companies grow as we continue to build and expand the innovative SaaS solutions within our leading
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by vhodges 5y ago
Thanks, that I did not know.
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by vhodges 5y ago
A better name for a multi-headed security system would be Cerberus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerberus
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by vhodges 5y ago
Sigh... I am getting old. I had the issue of Dr Dobbs this originally appeared in and I was just thinking about this the other day.
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by vhodges 5y ago
You both might find https://stitcherd.vhodges.dev/ interesting then.
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by vhodges 5y ago
For readers in the Lower Mainland (of BC): https://www.westcoastseeds.com/products/bee-turf and/or https://www.westcoastseeds.com/products/alternative-lawn-mix
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by vhodges 5y ago
Does anyone remember the one about Nitix? Does anyone have a copy?
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by vhodges 5y ago
How durable do you need it to be? A small go service writing to a sqlite db would be pretty easy (and probably pretty performant) but needs streaming replication to improve robustness/durability. For that see: https://litest
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by vhodges 5y ago
Some links for you: * https://hackaday.io/project/18491-worlds-first-32bit-homebrew-cpu * https://hackaday.io/project/178826-pineapple-one * https://hackaday.io/project/18
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by vhodges 5y ago
fwiw, I moved my prod env from a VPS (at linode) to fly.io twice in one week. Once to try it out and get a feel for what I was getting into and the second time for real. Took about 90 minutes each (plus some thinking time and doc reading).
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by vhodges 5y ago
Jobvite | Multiple Roles | Remote (US, Canada, UK)| Onsite: Kitchener, ON, Indianapolis, IN, San Mateo, CA (and a few others) https://www.jobvite.com/ At Jobvite, our mission is to provide our customers with the tools to at
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by vhodges 5y ago
I have a small SaaS app running on a VPS at Linode. It's costing 8USD/Month: * $5/Month for a 1GB Ram Micro (Postgresql single instance, Rails) * $2/Month for Backups * $1/Month for block storage (10GB)
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by vhodges 5y ago
The contenders: * https://e.foundation/ * https://grapheneos.org/ * https://shop.fairphone.com/ (with e/os). There's a German phone too, the name escapes me at the moment. *
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by vhodges 5y ago
Unfortunately I don't have a specific answer but I've was thinking of doing something similar - I've since changed my approach but this is what I was thinking. There are a number of these kinds of things for Kubernetes (Keel.
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by vhodges 5y ago
Related(?): https://www.paperboy.email/ Also: Sendgrid is free to start and seems cheap enough for a bit of volume. I use them for transactional emails and $DAYJOB uses them too.
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by vhodges 6y ago
There are esp8266/esp32 based solutions as well eg: https://hackaday.com/2017/06/17/bbsing-with-the-esp8266/
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by vhodges 6y ago
Retro computing community: https://www.retrobrewcomputers.org/doku.php There's stuff for sale on https://tindie.com/ and various projects on https://hackaday.io/
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by vhodges 6y ago
There are a bunch of hardware clones (usually need genuine custom chips). I think there are a500 and 1200 replacement mother boards (and cases!). There is a replacement a1000 motherboard (just announced) and a Mini-ITX Amiga MB. There are
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by vhodges 6y ago
There are two builds of Haiku right now, one using the legacy compiler for binary compatibility and a new one that updates the compiler at the cost of binary compatibility.
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by vhodges 6y ago
Ah, sorry for not being clearer. Yes this is what I was talking about.

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