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Can't speak for grandparent but you can happily use mine

Thanks for creating this! I would love to contribute to this a little bit, maybe if I can get into python I will try and make a useful contribution, but for now I am using it to ma…

I agree, I was trying to set up self-hosted centry recently and while it is possible, it has a lot of moving parts which might be overkill if your priority is error tracking. With …

Location: Germany Remote: Yes, ideally 100% with occasional travel possible Willing to relocate: Within Germany depending on offer Technologies: Go, Docker, Kubernetes, JavaScript/…

Location: Germany Remote: Yes, ideally 100% with occasional travel possible Willing to relocate: Within Germany depending on offer Technologies: Go, Docker, Kubernetes, JavaScript/…

Same here for me, I will look into donating some of my time to this project

Location: Germany Remote: Yes, ideally 100% with occasional travel possible Willing to relocate: Within Germany depending on offer Technologies: Go, Docker, Kubernetes, JavaScript/…

Literally just received some .top spam last night, nothing new there but curiously it was addressed to the mailing list for all students in my department. Very sparse content too: …

Oh wow, that really took a turn a few sentences in... Did not know about gab, but doing even 5 minutes of searching, that really turns out not to be a very surprising prompt. You h…

This is a great write-up. I will definitely implement a subset of this for my father, who is a type 1 diabetic. While he has lived with it for close to 25 years and has a lot of ex…

He was indeed! I wrote my bachelors thesis on bringing modularity to a language for monitoring real time systems and his work, especially on MODULA-2, was a huge source of inspirat…

Not really public right now, but I have created a bunch of small services for tracking various data that is relevant to my life. For example: I only fill up at one brand of gas sta…

I actually think this is a bad idea. Sure, it looks cool and is interesting. I always prefer making code explicit, as it keeps the code more readable.

There is a csv export and sharing to twitter and facebook for me, right nect to pause/retest

Is there a cli tool for this aswell or just the website? At home I have my server run a speedtest (ookla for now) running every 30 minutes because I do not trust my ISP to keep the…

This is a great codebase to read for me currently, as I am working on an ebpf based packet aquisition mechanism for a network monitoring program. Anyone got other good projects to …

When I opened it today I felt like I was having a stroke. I liked the old design - a banner on top with featured articles and a chronic stream of all articles below. I understand t…

I was surprised about that one as well. Here is another assumption: Speeding up the train might reduce their chance of being saved by a third party. So by speeding up the trolley y…

Seems like a partial service degredation (Germany), not that the status page shows anything at all... https://www.githubstatus.com/ Edit: Well I'll be damned, status page just upda…

Lol. Started development on the API for my new app and was looking for an ORM, found gorm first and then switched to ent just a few days ago. Suddenly it appears on hackernews. I c…

This is abominable, there's literally no reason other than "It costs money to maintain this, and we'd rather make money selling new stuff than support what we already made". I have…

It's unfortunately not the Bimmertech one, I have the Unique Auto Developments/IDCORE unit. At the time of my purchase it was the only one I could find with wireless carplay. I kno…

Yeah, I 'inherited' a 2015 BMW 1-series with very basic equipment from my grandma. Plenty of car for a cs student, but I really wanted Apple Carplay and Android Auto in my car. You…