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denibertovic

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    Comment #30152346

    I've been using this (different snippet though) for about 6 years now. It's great. "Poor man's CLI" is what I call my makefiles. :D Example: https://github.com/denibertovic/makefil…

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    Comment #29422817

    Thanks. I'm pretty sure it's a little bit of all 3 of those. And possibly other things you didn't list.

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    Comment #29421612

    Thanks. I can't help myself and still feel like there's something there... but I don't know how to work it. I mean if there was nothing there I wouldn't be hearing about new projec…

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    Comment #29420473

    I suppose. Given that it checks the AWS/GCP api on a schedule not sure how effective that would be. Then again, it's not like the hosting is costing that much. Actually I currently…

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    Comment #29419968

    I don't have any users. A few tried it out but did no continue using it. Honestly I can keep it running forever since it's running on a dedicated machine that has lots of resources…

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    Comment #29419405

    Apparently the links are clickable only in comments: [1]: https://ledger.initeq.net/ [2]: https://twitter.com/denibertovic/status/1466408868276314114

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    Ask HN: I've decided to shut down my side project! What now?

    Ledger [1] is a tool that reminds you via slack to terminate your EC2 instances (works with GCP as well). I've built this last year. It didn't get any traction and I've recently de…

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    Comment #19839077

    Also how can I verify that intermediate certificate? Is that a base64 encoded string?

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    Comment #19839065

    Where does it say specifically on that page you linked that only Mozilla can use these apis?

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    Comment #19838847

    How do I verify that this is signed by Mozilla?

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    Comment #15816343

    Interesting app. I'm currently using todo.txt [1] and am quite happy with it. It's not really a note taking app (although I could use it that way) but rather a todo app and it uses…

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    Comment #11911207

    When you say hiring is never a problem? Does that mean you're hiring remote as well?

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    Comment #11911198

    Are you hiring remote folks?

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    Comment #11578420

    And they conveniently don't mention Linux support.... Sigh.. Also interesting thing to note is how everybody came down on keybase FS because the sync is on-demand. Most people citi…

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    Comment #11190630

    I suspect the 700MB dependency is Haskell Platform. Which you don't need and is not considered a good way to install Haskell. Just GHC and Cabal (package manager, sort of ) are now…

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    Comment #8339455

    I've learned Haskell at university too. That doesn't prove anything though does it? At the time I've found it useless and plain wrong ... it is much later that I learned to appreci…

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    Comment #8339415

    How does FP, most notably Haskell, not encourage polymorphism? This statement is just plain wrong. Type classes are the definition of polymorphism. And you can write very generic, …

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    Comment #8252394

    Not sure what you mean. scrolling works just fine for me. I use mosh and screen together though.

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    Comment #8236516

    Is there an open source version of either something like Cinema or what MSR did? I'd really like to be able to post-process some of my gopro footage.

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    Comment #8008772

    I like the new homepage. One little nit-pick, I actually find the quicksort example a better candidate (instead of the sieve one). I think it highlights the expressiveness of the l…

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    Comment #7918659

    I don't think it's possible. At least with celery. The only way I've was able to do this is with more Queues (and workers).

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    Comment #7918656

    Fair point. I agree with this.