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by weitzj 5y ago
Postgres for the database for the start and maybe this does suffice. Maybe think now how you could model a transaction with something like Cassandra. Only append the data. No updates to transactions. The balance is the sum over all transact
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by weitzj 5y ago
I have used paper but finally with my Remarkable 2 I can keep my paper workflow/feel and don’t waste paper .
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by weitzj 5y ago
While we are at it. Does anybody have tips what is the best solution to ensure I get proper upgrades to my artifacts? Something like renovatebot or using OBS? What do you use? It feels like people I know are mistaking Docker as a dependency
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by weitzj 5y ago
Tempur mattress and tempur neck ergo pillow https://www.amazon.com/Tempur-Pedic-TEMPUR-Ergo-Adaptable-Wa... A gravity blanket with 7kg weight and an adjustable frame beneath the mattress to soften/harden the back
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by weitzj 5y ago
I used it with Netbsd 1 and it was the first thing to install in Solaris. Other question: how does one handle detection whether upgrades exist? Something like renovatebot but using pkgsrc. Or what is the best way in 2021 to trigger fresh
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Ask HN: How to handle automatic upgrades in your sourcecode or Docker images?
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by weitzj 5y ago
I enjoy having good terminal ergonomics for Git. What works for me is tig for git diffs. Also very impressive is kitty-diff. If you use kitty as your OpenGL enabled terminal https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/kittens/
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by weitzj 5y ago
There was/is a German startup called “manualOne” which offered manuals as well, and I think the idea was to establish a connection between the customer and seller of devices (like a fridge or whatever), where the customer buys the fri
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by weitzj 5y ago
> Beg to differ, 100s of engineers sharing ansible galaxy roles with semantic versioning and whatnot in a very good way at my org I understand we both have our experiences when using ansible compared to terraform. Good to know that this
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by weitzj 5y ago
> I guess TF makes a lot more sense for on-premise, bare metal VMs ? Sure. And also for Kubernetes json/yml. You don't just create infrastructure but it will also change -> delete/create. And establishing a process how
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by weitzj 5y ago
Ansible looks fine when you start, but gets painful. You need to write idempotent ansible from the start. No excuses. Then you would implement a retry logic in ansible since your cloud APIs will fail for weird reasons or you really must wai
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by weitzj 5y ago
The -C3, -C6 line is RISC V
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by weitzj 6y ago
Well, I don't use it right now. But really Xquery is a great language and you can do lots of things. I used it with XSLT a lot. I am still forcing myself to find the correct query for jq when I want to look through a JSON. Xquery felt
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by weitzj 6y ago
Exactly what I am thinking. My use case is to have a shared api repository containing an IDL (here protobuf/grpc) and you hook it up as submodules for iOS, android, Golang. The round trip time is reduced compared to creating and publis
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by weitzj 6y ago
IntelliJ Ultimate with the Go Plugin. Sometimes vim-go. The api is defined with gRPC.io and offered as a gRPC api as well as a Rest api with JSON using grpc-gateway. Database is PostgreSQL using pgx. Caching via Resis or memcached. Building
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by weitzj 6y ago
Did paying customers ask for this feature?
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by weitzj 6y ago
Funky idea: Serverless is Mainframe(COBOL) without transactions
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by weitzj 6y ago
Alright, best way to use the Waybackmachine is: query the who.is domain and from thereon the domain you want to find out something (be aware that this might have never been cached in https://who.is , therefore you might be out of
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Ask HN: Where do I find whois history? Does archive.org support this?
2 points by weitzj 6y ago|1 comments
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by weitzj 6y ago
Is this analogy true? Mining Gold + having a mass of gold relates to Money As Mining bitcoin + Energy relates to Bitcoin
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by weitzj 6y ago
Does anybody have some hints where I can use Z3 to prove rules in multiple nested firewall layers? I found the article about Azure using Z3 to manage the combination of firewall rules fascinating, and I wonder if there is similar stuff out
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by weitzj 6y ago
It would be fine if you could for example pick up cobertura reports or maybe some other coverage formats (Golang reports, Xcode coverage reports) I know I can do this with all my Jenkins plug-ins. And maybe GitLab does not want to do all of
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by weitzj 6y ago
I have to use GitLab. But I really quite don’t get some features like: Multiple published html pages per job. Seems not possible: You have to have a special job name “pages” and your build artifacts have to be in a special directory “public
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by weitzj 6y ago
I do love flameshot. I am still searching for a good Gif recorder for Linux which works with i3. On OSX a good gif recorder was licecap
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Ask HN: Which document management system with OCR do you use?
15 points by weitzj 6y ago|6 comments
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by weitzj 6y ago
Traderepublic is doing the same
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by weitzj 6y ago
Nice website. Is there also a stretching pendant?
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by weitzj 6y ago
If Wireguard would be certified and you can have a contract with a company to carry the risk of this VPN solution then it will gain traction. I know that technically it is probably superior and safer, but for regulatory things people might
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by weitzj 6y ago
There was a political cartoon from the NewYork Times or the NewYorker about pigs in front of a slaughterhouse eating happily and enjoying that the food was free. And in the background you could see a slaughterhouse with Facebook on its name
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by weitzj 6y ago
That’s very insightful. Thank you. Some more questions since you are the person which shows up for esp32 and nim in the whole wide world :) Did you try out the esp-idf 4.3 release yet? I think you mentioned somewhere to not use 4.2. but 4.3

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