beck5

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by beck5 1y ago
So 16 year olds are wise enough to vote, but not fully leave education, buy alcohol, drive a car, join the army and get married without your parents consent, the lists goes on.
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by beck5 3y ago
Dumb question, but how can a 32 bit number be converted to 2 bits and still be useful? It seems like magic.
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by beck5 3y ago
At last, an examination of the true nature of 'edge' computing is presented. Despite the appealing promises made by posts from Fly.io and others that depict 'edge' computing as a simple success, the reality can be more c
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Show HN: ssrfproxy.com – Server Side Request Forgery Protection(ssrfproxy.com)
2 points by beck5 3y ago|0 comments
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by beck5 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning FireSync, we haven't even offically launched yet! After 10+ years of building real time collabrative apps based on Operational Transformation (ShareLaTeX -> Overleaf.com) we have become quietly very excited abo
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by beck5 4y ago
Location: London UK Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: node.js, react, typescript, terraform, redis, k8, elixir, mongo, Postgres, docker. GCP/AWS, hashicorp stack, Linux, Nginx, haproxy, bash etc Résumé/CV: Former f
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37signals $3M cloud bill breakdown(twitter.com)
10 points by beck5 4y ago|7 comments
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by beck5 4y ago
Just - https://just.systems/man/en/ Simple, readable task runner. It has replaced make and rake in a lot of use cases.
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by beck5 4y ago
replacement for dialyzer?
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by beck5 4y ago
It's also possible your email address is guessable
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by beck5 4y ago
Thanks for creating this. I have found it pretty impenetrable though, i've spent a good few minutes trying to get some of the bots to harvest, but they never seem to move. It feels like it could do with a bit of over the shoulder user
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by beck5 4y ago
I have found it easy to overload SQLite with too many write operations (20+ Concurrently), is this typical behaviour referred to in the post, or a write heavy workload?
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by beck5 5y ago
Some of the franchises did make decent profits, westcost/virgin etc. This generally happens at the end of the franchise once most of the up front investment happened. A lot of other franchises make a loss so it isn't quite so blac
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by beck5 5y ago
I completely agree, Northern trains are a disgrace. I don't think it was a failure of private companies though, rather Network Rail failing to deliver. The government has speced electrification for decades like you say. The cost of ele
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by beck5 5y ago
Most will sympathise with public run railways (rightly or wrongly) so it is worth highlighting some positives from private companies running of the railways. The private companies have pushed for a very large increase in the number of opera
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by beck5 6y ago
When it comes to replication & automatic failover in PG what is the 2021 gold standard setup?
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by beck5 6y ago
As a bit of a self taught sysadmin who only touches Ubuntu/Debian based systems due there ubiquity, could someone explain the benefits of using RHEL?
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by beck5 6y ago
This isn't life optimisation, it's putting cost optimisation over happiness. Having a yard/garden with kids is wounderful, open the back door and shove them outside without shoes to play for accessible easy outdoor time. Half
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by beck5 6y ago
I would love to see pret move out a bit further where people live and WFH, or even have a delivery truck which works the local area. My partner and myself both WFH in Peckham, we would love to buy a couple of sandwiches and coffees from pre
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by beck5 6y ago
Is the market salary based off other startups who have closed large rounds, or a FAANG company? It is common to be paid a bit less at a startup compared to a very large company. However if you feel you are being shortchanged it will likely
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by beck5 6y ago
For those with young children going to SF for several months made YC near impossible, I hope they keep a remote option in the future.
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by beck5 6y ago
Thanks for the great work, I am a big Elixir and Phoenix fan. Although I don't think it will ever hit the heights of ruby or node in terms of popularity, I believe elixir and phoneix are very good long term bets. The improved Compiler
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by beck5 8y ago
Motherboard did a nice writeup of what Sleepyhead is and an overview of the Sleep Apnea echo system https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xwjd4w/im-possibl...
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by beck5 8y ago
The article references cloud providers, "especially in Asia", frustrating MongoDb, does anyone know which companies these are or specifically what they have done which other did not?
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by beck5 9y ago
Overleaf (www.overleaf.com) | REMOTE | Ops Engineer & Growth Hacker At overleaf we help academics collaborate more effectively and make LaTeX easier to work with. We recently acquired ShareLaTeX.com and are merging the two platforms int
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by beck5 9y ago
I am getting lost with all the ways to run containers on AWS. Is this the equivalent of google compute engines beta option to boot from a docker container?
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by beck5 9y ago
Overleaf (www.overleaf.com) | UK | REMOTE | Ops We're looking for someone for a Ops role at Overleaf to modernise our operations setup. Overleaf is online LaTeX editor with over 2 million registered users that helps academics collabora
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by beck5 9y ago
Overleaf (www.overleaf.com) | REMOTE | Full Stack Dev & Business Facing Dev We're looking for two new developers at Overleaf, which is an online LaTeX editor with over 2 million registered users. We help academics collaborate more
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by beck5 9y ago
ShareLaTeX founder here. Just to confirm, the goal here is to say that the open source will not be left to rot in the corner, its going to remain at the centre of the company. You will see updates and improvements coming in the future.
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by beck5 9y ago
Thanks, you would be surprised what a big difference it makes when we hear nice things about ShareLaTeX. (I am a ShareLaTeX person)

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