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sklarsa

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About sklarsa

sklar.rocks

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    Comment #49012943

    There's nothing wrong with an ORM if you want to move quickly and get something up-and-running, which is the case for pretty much every startup who needs an article like this. As l…

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    Comment #47217635

    Very timely for me! I've been looking into a go-based workflow engine. How does DagGo compare to go-workflows? https://cschleiden.github.io/go-workflows/

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    Comment #46421269

    In my experience as someone who started learning how to golf in their 30s, you need to be playing at least 4x a week to get good enough to start enjoying it in the first place. Unl…

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    Comment #45932012

    I've been using Incus containers (not VMs) for running tests against a "real" OS and it's been an absolute game changer for me. It's granted me the ability to simultaneously spin u…

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    Comment #45799962

    I'm very surprised to see all of the negativity toward Cloudflare's usability and value here. It's been relatively painless for me to set up tunnels secured by SSO to expose dashbo…

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    Comment #44980490

    Usually I write some IaC to automate this tedium so I only have to go through the IAM setup pain once. Now if requirements change, that's an entirely different story...

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    Comment #44181215

    Personally, I find the OSS Grafana and Loki experience to be a bit maddening; both as an end-user and admin. From the admin side, I usually end up deploying Loki with Helm charts i…

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    Comment #44116221

    > but a single word used in a vague enough way is enough to skew the results in a bad direction I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. It seems like these models latch o…

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    Comment #42657660

    Set up your dev environment and get the project running locally. This can take anywhere from 2-3 hours to a week. But if it does take towards the longer end of that period, you wil…

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    Comment #41310339

    I love the ending of this story, which isn't obvious from just looking at the title. The author identified key pain points around customer support, automated them, and went back to…

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    Comment #38958387

    Zola, GitHub and Netlify. Easy and free

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    Comment #38805059

    I always watch with subtitles in general because the dubs seem to lose the emotion of the scene. The downside being that I can’t multitask and have to pay full attention to what’s …

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    Comment #37856990

    The infographic is pretty interesting: https://www.pipersandler.com/sites/default/files/document/TS...

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    Comment #37856881

    If you go the kind route, be sure to not use Docker for mac and instead opt for podman which is much more resource efficient. Now that I've switched over to podman, my computer doe…

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    Comment #37471671

    This appears to be impacting SSO and sts services

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    Comment #36625703

    https://sklar.rocks for some technical content around what I’ve been working on recently.

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    Comment #36501983

    Personally, I use xsv and it’s been tremendously helpful, especially when working with larger files. https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv

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    Comment #36087536

    This is literally the plot of the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre... no thanks.

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    Comment #35904105

    Sure! Here's a gist to the script: https://gist.github.com/sklarsa/845152721ee9292eb01f70756b89... As for gitea, I'm just hosting it using Docker and orchestrating using a simple d…

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    Comment #35902507

    I have this setup running on a Synology NAS at home. I'm currently syncing all of my starred github repos to local storage using a short bash script that runs once a week. Once a r…