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jarv
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Comment #29747012
Curious what service management are you using for all of these docker run commands, systemd? I see you mention that you might consider Prometheus at some point, is there any proces…
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Comment #27781519
Oh man, don't get me started. The 3 _calendar_ month notice that needs to be sent in writing (or faxed) is so ridiculous and I wonder if it is done to make it more difficult to get…
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Comment #27781065
> I should also point out something else unfair. I am a dual US|EU (Croatian) citizen who works part-time remotely as a contractor for a US-based company in Croatia, while studying…
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Comment #27324601
This is pretty cool, looks similar to something I built awhile back ( https://cmdchallenge.com ), would love to know more details on how you built the backend, how you are sandboxi…
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Comment #25902762
They are the main food delivery in Slovenia and have pretty much completely taken over incumbent due to the better service and better quality application.
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Comment #25900745
thanks for the info, I've been hearing a lot of horror stories about kids lacking computers since the lockdown. I'm also in Slovenia (LJ), living here as an expat.
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Comment #25893855
This sounds interesting, do you have any more information about the nonprofit you can pass along? I would love to learn more about it.
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Comment #24928102
small plug - around 6 years ago I created a javascript game that uses Figlet fonts to make arbitrary Atari Breakout-ish boards. Here is a demo - https://jarv.gitlab.io/figlet-break…
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Comment #24502698
> Actual analysis by the engineers of one of their migrated jobs (urgent-other sidekiq shard) says their cost went from $290/month when running in VMs to $700/month when running in…
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Comment #24502113
Yeah, this is why we decided to migrate it first about a year ago, and we probably could have done it sooner than that. Other services were not yet ready to migrate until recently …
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Comment #24502000
It has been possible to run GitLab the application on K8s for some time now for the majority of self-managed deployments. There were some limitations however, for running GitLab on…
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Comment #24501920
Blog author here - we are using Helm for our application because of how much we have already invested in our public Helm chart. We are not sold on using Helm however for K8s in gen…
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Comment #23959887
cool - and the micro instance is free anyway
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Comment #23955375
Just curious - why didn't you decide to serve the site from object storage?
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Comment #23918081
So the dotfile is resolved but the solution: shopt -s dotglob; for i in *; do echo -n "$i "; done still isn't valid unfortunately because of the extra space at the end, maybe it sh…
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Comment #23918062
If it helps you can click on 'view solutions' to see correct answers if you are stuck.
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Comment #23918041
Thanks! It looks like this is adding leading spaces on every line after the first one. The solutions can be viewed https://oops.cmdchallenge.com/#/oops_print_file_contents by click…
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Comment #23917488
Ah, that is a bug the dotfile should not be there. Thanks!
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Comment #23917389
thanks for the feedback, maybe something like "display its contents" would be clearer.
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Comment #23915301
Hello HN: This is a a modification to an old side-project that explores what is possible when you are left with a shell and no utilities on a Linux machine.
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