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chilicuil

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    Comment #22668391

    Location: Colombia, medellin Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Back-end / DevOps Résumé/CV: https://javier.io/cv/en Email: echo bUBqYXZpZXIuaW8K | base64 -d

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    Comment #20187614

    For me this all copyright / license topic is non sense, that's why I don't even bother adding a license to my projects, some years ago I used to add MIT licenses when requested, ho…

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    Comment #18750283

    Python + Flask + MongoDB + Docker, a joy to develop websites

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    Comment #18729667

    Internal Server Error

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    Comment #18141117

    I agree with the idea the post is trying to do but not with the justifications, I think it's wrong to compare Kubernetes vs rsync or ansible, it resolves a different problem, conta…

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    Comment #14820697

    I was reading https://blog.dbi-services.com/using-tmux-for-semi-interactiv... last week and though it was a great idea, so I hacked this vim plugin to make it easier.

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    Comment #14777786

    You shouldn't use hash functions designed for integrity, they're fast, fast is bad for password hashing, a single AMD graphics card can compute 200M guesses per second for single s…

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    Comment #14570496

    I've been using mutt + vim + gpg + multiple gmail account for the last ~5 years and it's proven to be fast and easy to use, the only issue I have is that it disconnect from time to…

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    Comment #14157397

    This is great, I have a similar configuration with near to zero effort to setup thanks to vundle (vim) and tundle (tmux) plugin managers. https://github.com/chilicuil/dotfiles/blob…

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    Comment #14024218

    Location: Mexico City Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Profile: Linux system administrator / DevOp Technologies: C, Java, Python, Shell/Awk/Perl/Powershell scripting, Mysql/Mong…

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    Comment #13697472

    I'm fortunate to only depend on a single platform, Linux in my case, so I rent a 1TB vps[0] to whom I rsync[1] every day . Then depending on the criticality of the service I'm back…

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    Comment #13500781

    Other than using [tmate]( https://tmate.io/ ), I use some aliases: github-pair ( https://github.com/chilicuil/shundle-plugins/blob/master/ali... ) github-unpair ( https://github.co…

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    Comment #12783223

    It highly depends on the zone, in Mexico City surroundings you could get or build a house for probably USD 100k+, in downtown it could easily be 500k for a full house or 200k for a…

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    Comment #11644399

    If we're talking about linking names to resources, ipfs/ipns is not a different thing https://github.com/ipfs/examples/tree/master/examples/ipns

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    Comment #11506553

    This is awesome, are there any list about other similar experiments?

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    Comment #11409972

    Tinochtin | Mexico, DF | Fulltime ONSITE only Linux administrators | DevOps We've had a lot of great folks find us from this post on HN, and we're still hiring for the following ro…

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    Comment #11013288

    Completely agree, I'd prefer working in OSS full-time and accept a minimum wage to keep looking for gigs to maintain my basic necessities.

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    Comment #10925545

    Depending in the gigs you offer your experience may differ, I do python/perl/sh scripts and sysop tasks and after a month I started receiving enough gigs a month (5-8) to pay my di…

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    Comment #10925478

    Fiverr ( https://www.fiverr.com/ ), tasks usually take less than an hour and give me enough revenue to pay domains and hosting for my pet projects.

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    Comment #10400820

    For me the most important morpheus feature is the static recipes, most linux distributions compile software dynamically against glibc and then the generated binaries won't run in o…

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    Ask HN: What are you working on this week?

    What projects are you working on for work or pleasure? Please be descriptive and don’t hesitate to ask for help, advice or other guidance.

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    Ask HN: What are you working on this week?

    What projects are you working on for work or pleasure? Computer-related or not.

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    Comment #10174138

    I prefer to read the options directly from the commands and feed them into the auto completions, some examples: https://github.com/chilicuil/learn/tree/master/autocp/comple...