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by weitzj 7y ago
Physical boards have a nice feel to it but you can only put so much on it. On JIRA, Trello or whatnot you have the chance to provide some more context using extensive descriptions, pictures, references, urls. I guess if you have a team whic
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Kinesis Advantage 2 ( https://kinesis-ergo.com/shop/advantage2/ ) The company provides extra txt resources for 10 Finger typing excercises. I did this for 2 weeks before switching to this keyboard as my daily driver
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It is nice that puppet defines a graph of dependencies compared to doing this in ansible. What I find tough is that you have another indirection when using puppet to configure your tools. So you first have to figure out the puppet module’s
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You could have a look at Netcup.de, depending whether you can live without a hosted LB like DigitalOcean has. Netcup does not have nested KVM - or at least it costs a tiny bit extra. I had tried Scaleway roughly 2 years ago. restart times,
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I remember drawing ovals, circles and then using the fill feature to put colors in there. That were some fancy colorful circles back then :)
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What helps me is the idea of having a fixed amount of “worries”, which you received at birth. At the beginning you have plenty and you spent your “worries” on all the things. And later you realize you just have this amount of “worries” left
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Here is a weird video with such ADS mounted to a truck: https://youtu.be/kzG4oEutPbA
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Agree fully. Such a great book, good thread to read from cover to cover. Many references to other articles/books. Heck, for me it feels like it even has some suspense. “Ok, I now understood the single database instance and various ways
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Another interesting person who did forgery: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfgang_Beltracchi
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My guess is “even more keyboard driven”. I am currently a happy i3/neovim/Mate User, but this looks really cool
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What I am looking for is a nice way (graph) where I can connect all kinds of events/people/commits/bugs/tickets and jump between them. Currently I am putting links on GitHub PR descriptions so I know in my deployment Git
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I agree. You would be better off, if you have a private key per device and increase your logic on the server side (multiple devices per user), to allow for easier revocation of stolen devices. “Linking multiple devices” via their public key
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That’s great news. Does anybody know if they support ALPN to announce h2 as the http2 protocol? They don’t do this for ELBs, I would hope for NLBs. If they do this, this would finally be the sane solution how to use NLBs + ACM to expose gRP
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Be aware: only the T series without the ‘s’, e.g.: T450 (has 2 dimm slots) but not T450s (smaller, has 1 dimm slot + 1 soldered module) 4= display size (14’) 5= cpu generation (here: Broadwell) So an equivalent to the new XPS would be a T48
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Related: Stochastic Transport in Complex Systems Ant trails, traffic jams, ... https://www.elsevier.com/books/stochastic-transport-in-compl...
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- Using Gopath for all coding stuff, I.e I have a src/github .com/MYUSername/Project path as well as any other checkouts from different projects on Github or elsewhere. Then there is a /scratch directory to dump any data
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I highly recommended reading “Designing data intensive applications “ by Martin Kleppmann to get a thorough overview with lots of references. Reading this book is a timesaver compared to finding all these information across blog posts. htt
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I studied and worked in parallel and really enjoyed the parallel work and grow my career in CS. Still I would say, if you have the possibility/luxury to work less and finish your studies faster with more focus, I would go this route as
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- 1 large 34 inch screen (height adjustable) - good chair for back strength (takes some time to sit on this a whole day): Löffler Rodeo, https://www.pape-rohde.de/produkt/872/loeffler-sedlo-1-m-sit... - Trackball
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logdna.com is great. Has good pricing, a lot of endpoints and great support. We had created a small Objective C wrapper around their REST endpoint to have remote logging, and they sent us some “Thank you T-shirt’s” Other contender is Google
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Heptio Contour v0.6.0 released(github.com)
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Well rounded article. The securecookie from Gorilla works quite nicely. A good feature is that you can have key-rotation in the server-side signature function and can gradually introduce new keys to sign your cookies
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I prefer the boring way as well and it should stay like this. My gut feeling would be that otherwise, instead of handling errors locally, you “sprinkle” your code with “try” keywords. Afterwards you want to distinguish between exception typ
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But then it depends how much is dependent on changes on the JVM and how much will get into the Android VM. This nice thing of Kotlin is that you get a nice language which is JVM 6 compatible and thus supported on most Android platforms. The
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I use tig as well but I am currently experimenting with FZF and some gitconfig aliases.
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I don’t think you need to be looking into another career. You have said that you know the nuances of Go, and with that you probably have touched the outside world like databases, caching, HTTP, TLS. And I think this is much more worthy to g
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I agree it sounds a bit “painful”. But I think on the plus side it was very easy for you to reason about the tooling to get your simple solution going. Thinking more of: It is great that you can kind of apply “Dependency inversion of the to
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My experience is kind of old roughly NetBSD 2. Unplugging your PS2 Keyboard halted the machine. On the server side we had it on some old machine with a weird architecture just as a jump host. The great thing is pkgsrc for package management
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I enjoy Kotlin, but what is missing is a book: "Kotlin for Beginners". The current state, as I see it, is: Developers learn Kotlin, not Beginners So it is not easy to find good learning material to start as a beginner into program
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Nice that he is using Proxmox again. I was researching and experimenting: What hyper visor is out there providing a good file system (zfs) and also full disc encryption at the hyprvisor level? tldr: FreeNAS And it came out that this is not

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