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clone1018
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About clone1018
Email: luke@axxim.net
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Comment #49235306
I'm working on Infrastry, a completely hands-off approach to deploying all kinds of (web) apps. You paste in a repo and Infrastry takes it from there, determining what type of soft…
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Comment #48531241
Steam says its unavailable on Mac's with Apple Silicon processors, is that right?
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Comment #47230041
CLASSIC.COM | Software Engineer (Elixir) | Remote (Eastern Timezone) | Full Time | https://www.classic.com We are building CLASSIC.COM a comprehensive platform for classic, collect…
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Comment #44161064
CLASSIC.COM | 2 Roles: Software Engineer (Python) / Senior Software Engineer (Elixir) | Remote (Eastern Timezone) | Full Time | https://www.classic.com We are building CLASSIC.COM …
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Comment #44091238
Really like your web design!
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Comment #44091222
I'm not a customer, but having seen the workflows lawyers go through with documents this product would be extremely useful. I suspect your challenge will be that most laywers are l…
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Comment #44091126
Timely posting! I've been inspired by some recent... large gaps in data at work (silent analytics processing failures) to build a service called QueryCanary. It's a surprisingly po…
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Comment #43821156
Thank you! Learned something new.
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Comment #43815838
I'm working on a workflow automation tool that lets devs write workflows in simple yaml files, and then deploy them to the cloud _or_ on premise. Each workflow is a set of actions …
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Comment #40911972
I was able to do it pretty easily with a mobile app, should be just as easy on desktop. You could even register custom “pages” for various parts of the desktop app. https://github.…
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Comment #37714279
Fun stuff, got through all the levels but the difficulty only really scales on the last level!
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Comment #36784698
Really enjoy working with bits & bytes in Elixir. The syntax looks weird at first but pattern matching against an incoming message via individual bytes is very nice. I've found the…
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Comment #35895929
Unsure why, but the arrow examples you have there show up as unicode code blocks for me in Firefox on a Mac. Probably one of the reasons not to use them like that!
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Comment #34598443
We use it for our prod deploy pipeline to package the final image. Normal PRs are working because we cache the Ubuntu image, but prod deploys are fresh :( Sooner or later, SSL expi…
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Comment #34517385
I've had really poor experiences so far from Elastic.co. Their core ElasticSearch offering seems to be on the backburner while they focus on "App Search" and other unrelated produc…
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Comment #33809918
It's interesting to think about how much these types of articles help lead to the panic of a recession that ends up making a recession happen.
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Comment #32578770
As a volunteer firefighter in Pennsylvania the halligan is generally the tool I reach for when doing interior operations. Besides the obvious uses of breaking a door in / breaking …
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Comment #31652353
Looks like the website is actually a thin layer of JavaScript that converts the blog post from markdown, injects it as HTML, and then renders the comments below it. Without JS the …
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Comment #31585368
I ended up making something similar (except in reverse) for the x264 options you can pass in: http://axxim.net/~clone1018/tools/x264.html
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Comment #31423618
Highlights blog post here: https://www.erlang.org/blog/my-otp-25-highlights/
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Comment #30831290
MTUs are fun. We (live video streaming platform) were recently investigating issues with users having trouble watching our live video streams when using a VPN. Since we're using We…
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Comment #30375771
Yes! I love gd.css, for a site like this especially there's no need for branding. Just a simple, clean, accessible, and infinitely reliable web page.
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Comment #30375751
WebSub's biggest advantage from what I can tell is minimizing the load on the publishers. Instead of them having to manage webhooks to send out to, or having hundreds of thousands …
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Comment #30375707
Generally what happens is a a publisher lets you know its available via a list of WebSub Hubs. Then as a subscriber, your client will pick one or all hubs available and send a requ…