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by wildekek 4y ago
I have this cycle every 10 years where my home infra gets to enterprise level complexity (virtualisation/redundancy/HA) until the maintenance is more work than the joy it brings. Then, after some outage that took me way too long t
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by wildekek 4y ago
HP Elitedesk 800 g6 mini running Proxmox (compute and SSD storage) - Home Assistant - Docker - cloudflared - traefik - authelia - unifi controller - jellyfin - arr stack - influx - grafana - OSX (runs
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by wildekek 4y ago
I’ve been working in product management for >10y and I’d be happy to do a free coaching session with you so we can both learn. Feel free to reach out: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willemvooijs
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by wildekek 4y ago
My main gripe with this, is that the tool focuses the standup on a per-person status update, instead of talking about the work that you need to complete as a team. This is a common anti-pattern and it needs to go.
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by wildekek 4y ago
> not an easy watch Quite the understatement. Just thinking about this documentary makes me sick.
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by wildekek 4y ago
Most problems with Apple products and WiFi are related to multicast settings. Not a single word about it in the article.
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by wildekek 4y ago
I built a homelab server using a HP Elitedesk running Proxmox. Allows me to experiment with all kinds of tools which facilitate strategies for redundancy and scaling.
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by wildekek 4y ago
I owned two ferrets for a few years. You can have all the time in the world and read up as much as you want, but very few people have what it takes to deal with these wonderful feral shitheads.
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by wildekek 5y ago
Find out first if you can get a market for it. It is better to have a product with competition than a monopoly on something nobody needs.
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by wildekek 6y ago
I wish he’d just stick to carbonating milk
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by wildekek 8y ago
How do you weed out false positives?
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by wildekek 8y ago
Me personally: no. But friends of mine owning an agency do this with all their clients. The gist of it is: don't think project, but iterations that deliver value every time you end one. The customer pays per iteration.
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by wildekek 8y ago
Higher up manager here. I fully accepted the #noestimates movement and it is a complete blessing for all the teams and organizations I've implemented it in. Roast me.
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by wildekek 9y ago
I've been a software engineer and moved into product management 8 years ago. I've worked for medium sized private companies as well as large public ones. I don't know what is right for you, but here's how it worked out f
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by wildekek 9y ago
Testdrive: https://makepad.github.io/makepad.html Source: https://github.com/makepad/makepad.github.io
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Makepad: WebGL for the masses(youtube.com)
1 points by wildekek 9y ago|1 comments
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by wildekek 10y ago
Speaking in a confident voice. Scott Adams book "How to Fail at Everything and Still Win Big" was an eye opener.
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by wildekek 11y ago
AVG Innovation Labs - Amsterdam Netherlands We’re a hiring a Senior Android Developer to be part of our startup accelerator team! Are you an early adopter of web & mobile products? Are you passionate about any of the following subjects:
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Crumble: stop online tracking without breaking stuff(innovation.avg.com)
1 points by wildekek 11y ago|0 comments
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Let's have code create Rammstein instead(github.com)
2 points by wildekek 12y ago|0 comments