Xeago

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by Xeago 4mo ago
For me the nail in the coffin will come in 2027Q1: with CodeWithMe going away. Until then, the quality of editing code remotely together with the mostly clean refactoring and navigation options is a deal breaker. If anyone has something roa
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by Xeago 7mo ago
What about an alternative business model, pay-per-date? There's an application in NL that charges €7.50 to arrange a dinner, disallowing chat until 2 hours before the arranged date for practicalities. They partner with restaurants and
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by Xeago 10mo ago
Echo'ing similar interest with a similar scenario; but would also be much interested in other forms of media, such as screencasts or demo projects with an accompanying show-case document. Reading the release notes of the sdk and/o
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by Xeago 1y ago
I concur. There was supposedly a migration path from their postgresql image & chart to the postgresql-ha image & chart. Aside of having to re-mount the data disk and move things around manually; the -ha chart has numerous other issu
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by Xeago 2y ago
I wonder what your experience is with Sentry? Not just for error reporting but especially also their support for traces. Also open-source & self-hostable.
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by Xeago 2y ago
I find this hard-to-find official documentation so much easier to read: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubernetes-ap... In my opinion, it comes with better navigation, safe to open in new tabs
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Ask HN: Ruby Warrior – online version available?
2 points by Xeago 3y ago|0 comments
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by Xeago 3y ago
Viewing this page (with the HDR element) resets my cursor to the bottom left. Also triggers this behavior when changing brightness whilst the HDR element is visible on screen. Anyone have a similar experience? On MacBook Air (M1, 2020).
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Telia.se is down for 5 hours(telia.se)
2 points by Xeago 3y ago|0 comments
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by Xeago 5y ago
That worked by using the preinstall check that Installer.app invokes to do the installation. It would finish by force quitting Installer.
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by Xeago 6y ago
The latency on twitch has been around 4 seconds or 30 seconds. I believe their low-latency doesn’t get quite close to being nu able to collaborate.
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by Xeago 7y ago
I face this same situation too. Grew up with pass it down things for clothes, toys and everything. Didn’t have a phone until 2011; we simply lived a life in which we didn't develop a need. Now that I have one some parts of my life are
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by Xeago 7y ago
A lot of applications centralize their logo in a QR code, obscuring a significant chunk. Yet the code scans fine and there is some nice custom recognizability for which service it is.
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by Xeago 7y ago
This somewhat painfully breaks when reattaching as the socket from the shells environment could be defunct. Whereas the shell session outside has a different, totally fine agent in its environment. This was somewhat painful to explain to so
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by Xeago 7y ago
You’ve described myself from early teenager to adult perfectly. What you wrote fully resonates with me. Take care of yourself.
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by Xeago 7y ago
While I read this I tried modeling storage and query models for implementing such decaying recursive karma network. Not quite sure how, it felt hard. If someone knows how to do this, from an abstract perspective or from a systems implementa
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by Xeago 7y ago
There’s quite a few territories where you need to get a license/seal/stamp/signature from the administration of your current citizenship. Going deeper, it’s then common for that request to only be authorized given the promise
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by Xeago 7y ago
Slack does quite poorly on accessibility, so anyone using assistive measures from their operating system or separate application (voice instructed navigation, screen readers etc) will have a much harder than the average blog post or mailing
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by Xeago 8y ago
An append-only backup is not by definition non-compliant with GDPR. It's important that the individual can be assured that their personal data will not be restored back to production systems (except in certain rare instances, e.g., the
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by Xeago 8y ago
I've yet to find Lyft in Europe but there's a lot of cities there with Uber available.
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by Xeago 8y ago
I saw them from my house just north of Stockholm December 2016, twice. It can apparently be seen there, but it was much nicer in kiruna! :>
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by Xeago 8y ago
I believe one of the selling points of Expedition is that clients can run on students' phones. At that point you have to whitelist hardware of students which come and go, are not managed by you and you experience pain.
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by Xeago 8y ago
https://spotify.github.io/heroic/ is a multi dimensional timeseries database with a rich query language.
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by Xeago 8y ago
I have yet to see mobbing happen in our open-office plan whereas it was very common in our team-room setup before. Don’t want to disturb the teams sitting right besides us.
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by Xeago 8y ago
Unless you can spin up and tear down a staging environment provisioned with data and instrumentation I too don’t believe in it. Without that you’ll be using something shared, where either one thing at a time is subjected to testing or you’r
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by Xeago 9y ago
I’ve adapted mine from from someone else doing this. Although I’m not front-end savvy I’ve found it easy to develop, live reload helps. Prints to PDF with a nice readable style sheet. Source: https://github.com/prashnts&#x2F
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Ask HN: Recommended (recent) videos for a Lunch and Learn
4 points by Xeago 9y ago|1 comments
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Improving Critical Infrastructure Rollouts at Spotify(labs.spotify.com)
3 points by Xeago 9y ago|0 comments
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by Xeago 9y ago
The autoscaler here doesn't solve the downscaling issues mentioned. We've seen it work fine for scaling up, quickly. For now we're not scaling down, as the job will finish quicker than individual tasks will time out when unlu
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by Xeago 9y ago
Confirming down, contrary to status page. Edit, status page updated.

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