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by sheraz 8y ago
nuvoair.com | Full-stack engineer | FULLTIME | ONSITE | Stockholm, Sweden No visa sponsorship available. You must have permission to work in EU. We are a small but fast-moving funded (2017) digital health start-up changing the way healthcar
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by sheraz 8y ago
I'm think the "doesn't suck" does not really sells this. What, exactly are the benefits here over bootstrap or any of the 300 other frameworks with similar specs? Looking at your examples I can't immediately see the
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by sheraz 8y ago
Moved away purely for simplicity. Clustering brings too many black boxes in the mix.
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by sheraz 8y ago
I moved off of swarm and back to regular docker after taking a hard look at our needs and infrastructure. Turns out we don't need all the clustering and scaling magic of swarm or kubernetes. In fact, this has greatly simplified our dev
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by sheraz 9y ago
Perhaps rather than using bootstrap on a high stakes project (like client work or apps with paying customers) you could try bootstrap customization on a low risk side project? That way when (not if) your screw it up there is no anxiety of a
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by sheraz 9y ago
Crud apps and java with spring boot. Dot net and sql server Strangely I see a lot of nodejs for IOT thinks with big companies as well.
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by sheraz 9y ago
Great news, but interesting to see that they still recommend securing individual domain names. I imagine this is for security purposes?
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by sheraz 9y ago
Well, the trick is that I have downtime but it last for only a few seconds. Docker pull <image name> Docker container stop <container name> Docker run <opts> <image name> This does result in a “hiccup” for
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by sheraz 9y ago
Sure, but there is a bit of relativism here, isn't there? A 10 year-old might consider Coldplay an oldie the same way a fresh javascript developer might consider jquery old legacy stuff despite the fact that both continue to make relea
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by sheraz 9y ago
I think if you are selling services as a consultant then perhaps sell the solution rather than the technology behind it. When I buy a car I’m buying the benefit of it, which is convenient transportation. I don’t really think that I’m buying
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by sheraz 9y ago
Question - how long does it take for your projects to “grow into” the stack and complexity you have scaffolded up around it?
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by sheraz 9y ago
Yes, and I love it. In hindsight I have been guilty of resume-padding and falling prey to hype by choosing to build on technology not appropriate to the problems at hand. And I find myself reverting back to basics, with bits of new tech spr
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by sheraz 9y ago
Easy offboarding from Heroku into dokku [1] and digital ocean [2]. But these days I run simple docker in digital ocean and Azure with deployments managed via my CI. [1] - http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/ [2] - https:&#
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by sheraz 9y ago
yup. happy pycharm and docker user here. even have it working with debugging and breakpoints.
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by sheraz 9y ago
How many hundreds of thousands pass through American borders with little hassle every day? That is not news (but maybe it should be as well). Also, one cannot paint with such a wide brush as "The USA." It is the same mistake as an
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by sheraz 9y ago
Sure, if you only ever consume terrible news then it would seem that way. I can cast sweden in a similar light. Or even Disneys magic kingdom.
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by sheraz 9y ago
The productivity drop I see is that machines spiking CPU and apps like sketch struggling to keep up with updates and refresh. When that starts then devs and designers start tweaking settings and googling answers and boom. 1 hour gone to IT
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by sheraz 9y ago
well said. That stupid apple dongle on iPhone. Amazing that I can't charge AND use my urban ears. Wtf. Or apple abandoning that cool magnetic charger! My mbp 2010 had that skinny one, and I never came off. Now we have usbc or whatever
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by sheraz 9y ago
Cool idea, but from the article it really seems like they want to license the tech rather than go head to head against established browsers. This reminds me of something that I would see on dribbble as a UI/UX exploration. Last point,
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by sheraz 9y ago
Great story. What was that startup oriented fan pages you mentioned?
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by sheraz 9y ago
Like this one? https://github.com/vivianhylee/seam-carving
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by sheraz 9y ago
Yeah I'll stick with Sonos, thanks. We have one at work, and the only complaint I have is the terrible taste in music of my colleagues :-)
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by sheraz 9y ago
For me, the Medium name is hurting the credibility with anyone who would publish there. I'm more likely to give my attention to someone with a static site, even if it is a boring old template. (I'm thinking of doing the same for m
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by sheraz 9y ago
I rarely click on links when I see the source as medium.com. The quality of content there feels too much like blogspot back in the day.
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by sheraz 9y ago
I think the author echos some things I've been feeling about my work environment (the desktop). There is a lot of friction that comes when each of my applications wants to be its own immersive experience. My take-away from his post is
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by sheraz 9y ago
so I'm guessing something like Time-based One-Time Password algorithm (TOTP) then flashed out from flashlight to the sensor on the door? Why not just TOTP in my google Authenticator app then just type into keypad? Like this: https:&#x
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by sheraz 9y ago
First bitbucket and now slack? not a good day to be an enterprise saas...
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by sheraz 9y ago
Yep. I do the exact thing for a lot of network related things (dns lookups, http requests). I use this nifty library: https://github.com/jd/tenacity
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by sheraz 9y ago
Not a ProGet user here, but this definitely seems like a good idea. What are the open-source / self-hosting options here? It gets a little messy with all the sub-dependencies, doesn't it?
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by sheraz 9y ago
you might want to look at yacy for that. https://yacy.net/en/index.html

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