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rnts08

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About rnts08

Senior DevOps Engineer, SysAdmin, IT Infrastructure Engineer, Network Engineer, Entrepreneur, Natural Leader

https://buymeacoffee.com/timhbergsta

Recent public activity

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    Location: Saigon, Vietnam Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: DevOps, SRE, Infrastructure, Platform Engineering, Golang, AI Agents, Cybersecurity, Web3, Python, NO/SQ…

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    Comment #47747864

    Since blacksmith labs and phoenix ai - the ai assisted automotive r&d, security and compliance engineering tool has been on the backburner for a while, I've been helping a couple o…

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    Comment #46632500

    Personal Site: https://timhbergstrom.pro Consulting Site: https://tbtechvn.com Current pet project Site: https://ethwatchtower.xyz Current startup Site: https://blacksmithlabs.net …

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    Comment #46523316

    That was one of my first thought as well, but I was thinking that he did it for readability in the post not for real...

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    Comment #46446846

    Happy new year, 2025 was another bummer but here's to 2026.

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    Comment #46419272

    I've built ETH watchtower, a real-time heuristics scanning tool checking contracts, addresses and transactions. The published version is a PoC and cut down since the full version i…

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    Comment #46242190

    Location: HCMC, Vietnam/Remote Remote: Preferred/Hybrid in HCMC Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Linux/Unix, Python, Terraform, Kubernetes, Ansible, ArgoCD, Helm, Git, Bash, G…

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    Comment #42354996

    What is he supposed to do? I'm absolutely sure he's still looking, trying his best to find a job or a permanent solution to his situation. But there's no reason to complain and whi…

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    Comment #42254670

    The worst thing about the whole kubernetes-cult and the like is that IaC and CM was supposed to help us reduce configuration, to make it less prone to failure and easier to manage.…

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    Comment #42092865

    Congratulations, OP learned about "we expect loyalty and effort from you, but you won't get any from us", which is 99.5% of all companies out there. I hope OP does well on their ow…

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    Comment #42026285

    This is spot on. Thank you for pointing it out.

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    Comment #41943189

    Anyone assuming otherwise is just foolish. No mega-corp is protecting the individuals privacy when developing products.

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    Comment #41942129

    Great first step, now if we could just get apple hardware without apple software and get full access to the subsystems with a linux or android instead of the iOS/OSx slop, even I w…

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    Comment #41686019

    Anyone wanting to introduce $new/$other language, database, library, deployment system, build system into a large enough system that doesn't solve any actual problem is a nightmare…

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    Comment #41599228

    It's quite sad that in 2024 we still have people falling for the simplest tricks. This is almost as easy as it was to call someone and asking them for the number of the modem on th…

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    Comment #41565136

    A lot of companies are speed running "How to lose your best engineers any%" lately. Yes, there are times for face to face but forcing people back to the office just to justify thei…

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    Comment #41553882

    Yes, LI 10-15 years ago was a decent site for professional networking, before it got too much like social media. Looking for work, get in touch with or keep in touch with people th…

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    Comment #41553213

    We absolutely need a better platform for professional networking. A platform that's not filled with people who dislocate their shoulders trying to pat themselves on the back for so…

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    Comment #41537981

    But then you can't blame anyone else when shit hits the fan! Isn't that what you're really paying for with EDR? No one is safe from a targeted attack, regardless of software. /s

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    Comment #41527452

    This is unfortunately quite common in mobile apps, because "why would a user look closer in a mobile app". I want to blame juniors, the no-code and ai-code crowd, but I'm as lazy a…

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    Comment #41325664

    This gives me fond memories of building storage-as-a-service infrastructure back before we had useful opensource stuff, moving away from sun san, fibrechannel and solaris we landed…

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    Comment #41265228

    If news were 100% neutral and delivered without ads/product placements and could be 100% trusted, I'm sure there are people who would pay for it. "News" as it is presented today is…

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    Comment #40871693

    Very commonly used to hide malware and other things you don't want the average user or windows admin to find.

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    Comment #40855778

    Location: Vietnam Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AWS, Python, Linux, Terraform, etc Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timhbergstrom/ Email: timh.bergstroem@…