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jpetrucc

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About jpetrucc

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    Interesting to see a "modern" ~30b sized model - will have to give this a try!

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    +1 for this - I've essentially replaced all of my local tooling for my own projects as well as where I work with nix. Consistent, stable environments that include every dependency …

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    Comment #38941690

    The "Probable Savings" is such an annoying thing they do on their site (do all EV companies do this?). You can't just advertise a lower monthly price based on an arbitrary amount o…

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    Comment #38778989

    A similar tool that I love: https://github.com/prompt-toolkit/ptpython

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    Comment #38605095

    Are these chipsets anywhere in the price range that would make them feasible for consumer/pro-sumer? I wasn't able to find anything related to pricing without contacting sales. Wit…

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    Comment #37945241

    I've been following for a while - I eagerly await when I can build this from source, or install without an auth token! This is a blocker for me to ever adopt this as more than a to…

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    Comment #33333238

    Very cool to see Vantage adding Azure support! Now they've got coverage of the big 3 sidenote: it may be good to update the title - this post is about Vantage adding that support, …

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    Comment #31686425

    Great advice for anyone using AWS services! I've always wondered why at least S3 VPC endpoints weren't the default for new VPCs

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    Comment #31609399

    posting a snippet for HAProxy in case its helpful to someone else (or if others have recommendations on how to better do this) http-request deny if { path -m sub ${ } http-request …

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    Comment #31261770

    Where are you seeing these for those prices? ebay? It'd be interesting to see what could be done with boards like this

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    Comment #30781587

    This looks awesome! Thanks for sharing - I've been looking for a nice django/react starter kit to play with (especially as a less front-end inclined dev). Looking forward to the th…

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    Comment #28552601

    I love Mullvad, I've been a happy user of theirs for many years!

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    Comment #28224815

    +1 for this, I can't scroll at all on Firefox. Works on Chrome though

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    Comment #27911184

    This is awesome! It got me curious about something like this for python and I stumbled upon Wolf [0], which looks pretty cool. [0]: https://github.com/Duroktar/Wolf

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    Comment #27777937

    I like to use http://http.rip/ for this!

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    Comment #27556031

    I would second this - my parents bought them as well after trying mine (Dad got a Titan, Mom got an Omega)! I've been using it for about a year now and have no complaints at all. G…

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    Comment #27443166

    +1 for metabase, I've used it all over the place

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    Comment #26637440

    I would highly recommend looking at something like kubectx [0] to manage switching between kubernetes contexts! I've been using this for a while now and have it aliased to kx. It s…

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    Comment #25566024

    +1 for nix and home-manager - I recently switched to this setup (still learning/experimenting a lot, link here [0]) and have been very happy! [0]: https://github.com/jpetrucciani/n…

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    Comment #25358518

    any Ubuntu LTS version!

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    Comment #25140244

    I recently began using Nix as such on my current MBP - I'm a big fan!

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    Comment #24222963

    I'd recommend checking out Elementary OS [0]. It's based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic), so you have the support of one of the (arguably) larger Linux communities, and you have the f…