x86hacker1010

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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
At first glance this looks really nice. I selfhost a lot and wouldn’t mind a tool to manage my flags. There’s always that concern I have selfhosting things that I don’t 100% need and it’s open a security hole, but that’s another issue. Nice
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
My partner has one and it’s something that never comes up in a social setting unless someone says “what do you do for work”.
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
My 2c, we live in a society where college education matters to people. You can take a year off and learn React or just get an internship and make money. I had 6 internships, some paid > $50/hr. Before this, I almost dropped my CS de
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
Are images made with stable diffusion/dalle type app?
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
Beautiful interface, I’ll give it a try! Edit: even nicer than I imagined after using
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
So I finished reading The Road last night and sufficiently spooked by news of his death.
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by x86hacker1010 3y ago
This is awesome at first glance. UI on here is really stellar, nice work. Also, if I’m going to browse the internet, I’d prefer to read higher quality posts that are more timeless like these. Overall, nice work. Edit: request for a shuffle
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Ask HN: How to Find Problems to Work On?
1 points by x86hacker1010 3y ago|2 comments
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Neat project! Cool to see ideas merge like this. Obviously it’s really slow on my phone, but the idea is cool. Btw the conversion isn’t great. I wrote hello and its response Was way off
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
I’ve been working on a new fully automated setup with 1 click. Right now I provision my nodes automatically with Terraform. I use cloud init scripts during machine initialization and an adhoc remote provisioner for some firewall stuff and c
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Curious, but what do you find the most difficult or confusing so far in your journey?
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Intel
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Not to by hyper critical but that is just not enough to support learning for more ambitious people. There are too many great learning communities that are way cheaper. I really hope you guys revise the pricing structure. At a $20mo price po
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
It’s free, but isn’t it one lesson per day?
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
distributed services in go is intermediate/advanced programming book where you build a commit log like Kafka. It's pretty intense. VERY fun
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
So expensive IMO, only reason I'm avoiding it.
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
It says on the site: > The end result is a mini Redis alike with only about 1200 lines of code. 1200 LoC seems low, but it illustrates many important aspects the book attempts to cover. The techniques and approaches used in the book are
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Ask HN: Projects that just made things click?
1 points by x86hacker1010 4y ago|0 comments
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
I commented this above, but Distributed Services in Go does testing and low-level kafka-like implementation. It taught me so much, I'm probably going to reread at some point and implement in Rust.
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
check out distributed services in Go and you'll see why Kafka would be in this list.
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Purchase on the preferred provider so he doesn’t take such a huge cut!
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Very handy as I’ve been writing some socket and tcp code in Rust and C lately. High level feedback, on my iPhone the letter spacing of your code is squished making it hard to read. Any plans on doing a book on NGINX? I’ll be buying this boo
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I/O and chunked file uploads with Go and Cloudflare R2(ryan-schachte.com)
4 points by x86hacker1010 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Anyone doing some absurd stuff after getting laid off?
135 points by x86hacker1010 4y ago|130 comments
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
I'd say these 3 are pretty awesome. - Cloudflare - OpenAI - Apple
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Shouldn’t this title be - build a webapp using ChatGPT API?
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Yah totally but we aren’t really talking about enterprise grade stuff here man. We are talking about self hosting projects
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
IIRC the author literally said he doesn’t know much about Cloud or AWS
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
@dang any chance we could make these links clickable?
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by x86hacker1010 4y ago
Came to say this. I think I see a lot of people default to AWS, maybe because their employer uses them and it's what they know. The downside is that AWS has all this expense for fancy stuff that can be done usually with a cheap instanc

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