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Ask HN: Folks who left tech later in their career, where did you go?
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6y ago
Well I certainly never expected my project's name to conflict with another "shitty static site generator" haha. I ended up swapping "shitty" for "stupid" however: https://github.com/esell&#
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Speeduino: Open-Source Engine Management
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Speeduino: Open-Source Engine Management
(speeduino.com)
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Show HN: A console Twitter client for displaying tweets from Twitter lists
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Aleph: A suite of data analysis tools for investigators
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7y ago
coming back, i stumbled over this while looking at options: https://docs.alephdata.org/ . It is a bit more heavyweight than plain elasticsearch, but it has some nice additions that might make it worth it depending on your si
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7y ago
submitter here, just to be clear, i have no association with this company. i just happened to stumble across it today and thought others might enjoy it as well :)
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Old Computer Books: vintage computing books, manuals, journals
(oldcomputerbooks.com)
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7y ago
While I love the idea, that price is totally insane. I don't see how anyone would be willing to pay that much for what is essentially a beta device. It seems that it is quite difficult to manufacture these devices, at a reasonable cost
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Stupid Static Site Generator
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7y ago
Yeah, the amount of data is pretty small in the grand scheme of things, maybe that is why i'm getting so hung up haha. Elasticsearch was actually the first thing I thought of so maybe I'll just go with that and see what happens...
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Ask HN: Storing and processing less than 1TB of unstructured data?
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Ask HN: Best language to use for a new static site generator?
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7y ago
Yeah, I'm not expecting a ton given the price point, I have my "real" machines for work.I would like an open and functional option for traveling, conferences etc though. Maybe it is because of delivery timelines or something,
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Any real, day-to-day usage feedback on the PineBook Pro? I've looked around on their forum + reddit, and outside of a couple of reviews (mainly only a day or so into ownership), I haven't found much. This one seems to be the most
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7y ago
put together a tiny wifi hacking/testing stick with my pi zero w. i added a USB plug on it so i can just plug it into my laptop, ssh directly to it (not via wireless), and then use the wifi on the pi to do my wifi hijinx :). this way
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Archive of old hacker/phreaker e-zines
(esheavyindustries.com)
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7y ago
- Social media posts/followers - How many events you presented at
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8y ago
Thanks for the response. Just curious, are you single or do you have a family who depends on your income? If the latter, how did your family handle the adjustment?
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Ask HN: Changing Industries and Lifestyle Later in Life
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8y ago
You might want to check this out: https://github.com/alicemaz/website Pretty nifty.
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8y ago
Wow, thank you everyone for your comments! Literally every comment has provided value and caused me to think a bit more on this. I appreciate all of your responses and hopefully this can help others in a similar situation.
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8y ago
That is a good point (location). I currently am located in Colorado.
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8y ago
Appreciate the reply! With regards to what do I find interesting, honestly I would put offensive at the top of the list but I do have interests in the defensive side as well as the malware analysis. I am, what I believe, a "problem sol
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Ask HN: Starting a career in security at 40?
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8y ago
I'd like to hear about this as well. OpenBSD has been on my list of "to try" for quite awhile but the app/package thing has been a big question mark for me. I _really_ enjoy being able to apt-get or brew install pretty m
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8y ago
With MSFT buying GitHub it'll be interesting how they spin this with their existing "Azure DevOps" pipeline(s) offering...
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original author here, maybe giving some background will help explain why this was created (maybe it won't). at a previous company we were doing the whole micro-services thing + CI/CD and all of the fun that comes with it. every ti
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Show HN: Deb-simple a lightweight, bare-bones apt repository server
(github.com)
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8y ago
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