soaringmonchi

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Show HN: Kubernetes operator that manages Keycloak configurations
5 points by soaringmonchi 1mo ago|0 comments
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
This is an assumption of course, but I think a combination of ease of access (no install, you can just play around, share your results, ask for advice) and seeing the visual flow of energy through the grid. You see how power being generated
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! We're mainly working with transmission systems, so that's where the MW scale comes from. I'll check whether we can add a scale selector, that's a great idea.
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
We're always looking for people to bridge the gap between electrical engineering and software development. EU only due to the nature of the industry and our clients unfortunately. Just send a CV to career@kickstage.com
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
Very interesting project. We are still contemplating if / how we can integrate an interactive python shell in Bamboo. The challenges seem to be syncing the visual layer to the data structures in the shell and sand boxing properly as we
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
Thank you! We've tried it with engineers from other fields and it helped them understand the basic concepts needed to build software for e.g. grid operators. Especially the visual admittance matrix has been useful (we'll publish a
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by soaringmonchi 2mo ago
Thanks for the kind words! Yes it's really meant as an educational tool that helps refreshing or teaching some context! When you try to run power flow, make sure to either mark a generator as a slack or add an external grid element. We
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Show HN: BambooGrid – Open-source web UI for power grid modeling and power flow(bamboo.kickstage.com)
37 points by soaringmonchi 2mo ago|13 comments
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Show HN: YASP – Open-source, modern status page with full CMS control(yasp.io)
14 points by soaringmonchi 8mo ago|0 comments
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Debugging GraphQL N+1 Issues with Open Source Tracing Tools(kickstage.com)
31 points by soaringmonchi 3y ago|13 comments
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by soaringmonchi 10y ago
I couldn't agree more. I am doing a lot of nodejs development these days and it's usually a pain to verify that the code works the way it should. Writing a quick bunch of unit tests is very superior to loading your code in an inte
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by soaringmonchi 10y ago
Have already sent an email, but no reply, yet. I am super excited about this and would love to test it out. Docker ID: threerabbits
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by soaringmonchi 11y ago
Sorry, but this sounds a bit short-sighted. While nobody should be sentenced to suffer severe pain for the rest of his life, just because your body isn't as capable as it used to be doesn't necessarily mean that you want to end yo
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by soaringmonchi 11y ago
The only thing that annoys me with this (and many other popular posts in our field recently) is that the author talks about "magic". I believe this started with the advent of Rails where some things seemed "magical" at f
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by soaringmonchi 12y ago
Definitely my preferred approach. Note that you need to run 6to5 with the -e flag to try this.