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Comment #9373943
Not sure about sharing port numbers - you can do something like: docker -d -p 80:8000 repo/container isn't this good enough? Can you give more detailed example?
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Comment #9371216
I'm curious how much equity founders have after such investment with so many investors? I know there's no standard rule here, but I don't know anything about investors, raising mon…
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Comment #9364687
I track the books I've read and want to read on Goodreads ( https://www.goodreads.com ). I currently have about 200 books on my "to read list". I find interesting books suggestions…
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Comment #9110521
Wow, release notes look great. I'm so impressed with the whole Django ecosystem - I'm yet to find a problem without a good answer on SO, there's a package for most of the repetitiv…
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Comment #9017883
How one can get into making demos? What are the key concepts/techniques? What are the best sources/books about the topic?
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Comment #8937574
There's typo in the URL, should be: https://github.com/agmcleod/desert
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Comment #8812019
Don't know why somebody downvoted you, I've upvoted your post. I also use notebooks, mostly when I'm away from computer but as you, I'm using it for sketching and brainstorming ses…
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Comment #8811106
Tagspaces ( http://www.tagspaces.org/ ) is worth checking out if you're interested in files organizaiton
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Comment #8807435
I agree on living simply, everyday I'm trying to do this better. I also try to use my memory as often as possible and I think it's pretty good (I'm learning mnemonic techniques whi…
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Comment #8807379
I'm very interested, will send you an email when I'll finish processing all the information from this thread ;).
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Comment #8807327
Yes, I know the feeling. So even if I know that I won't return to 90% of my bookmarks, I'm adding all of the interesting things so if I'll need it in the future I'll have pretty sm…
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Comment #8807317
I never used DevonThink, can you tell me what are the your personal biggest pros and cons of this program? Also, what do you think is the biggest problem of this/similar systems? I…
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Comment #8807296
I've used Tiddlywiki in the past but I didn't quite like it (just my experience, I know that a lot of people use it). Switched to dokuwiki and after that to media wiki and I'm usin…
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Comment #8807278
Will read the article, thank you. In the past I've tried to use POIC system[0][1] but it wasn't really that efficient and the biggest 2 problems were search (mostly full text, I co…
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Comment #8807231
Just started reading. Most of the items on your list of things to fix I was thinking about for quite some time. Besides the comments, maybe you could write a blog post about your s…
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Comment #8807182
Yes, I think this is a common problem. We collect things, because they seem worth reading/watching but never return to them. One thing is that some effort is required to read/watch…
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Comment #8807157
For me the biggest downside of OneNote is that I can't use it on Linux/Unix (Wine doesn't always work). I didn't know fedwiki, looks interesting and I'll look into this, thanks for…
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Comment #8806959
There is a 2000 character limit in the question box, so here is what I'm using now: - pinboard for managing bookmarks (database of things that may be useful sometime; probably neve…
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Ask HN: How do you manage/organize information and knowledge in your life?
This is a general question, but I didn't want to ask specific one because I'm still trying to understand the bigger picture. We "collect" data all the time, and sometimes it helps …
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Comment #8804482
He gave a talk about massscan at this year's DEF CON: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOWexFaRylM which is quite fun to watch.
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Comment #8788623
I think sandboxing is a quite good solution, but it doesn't mean that you can't have a root access. Consider jails in FreeBSD, where you can isolate a single process but at the sam…
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Comment #8788549
I think it's not a true comparison - freedom to modify your hardware doesn't have to imply that it's a hassle to use such hardware. In other words: does "bullshit-free computing ex…
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Comment #8788487
There is also Redshift [0][1], which I've found easier and simpler to use/install on Linux (but I've researched f.lux long time ago, so things may be different now). I remember tha…
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Comment #8781331
I've heard opinions along the lines of "thinking too much" countless of times, at first it was kind of depressing but later I've concluded that if you just like to think and analyz…