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slice-beans
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About slice-beans
Twitter: mattgrayisok
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Comment #25148569
It doesn't reflect well on their monitoring/on-call setup that everyone else was paged before them, assuming they are indeed unaware. Perhaps the first they'll know of the problem …
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Show HN: Productlauncher.io
Hi HN. Just wanted to share a little side project I've put together. https://productlauncher.io I've noticed a lot of people here suffer from abandoning their projects once they re…
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Comment #16774170
https://makebook.io/ It's pretty good so far
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Comment #16050693
I also use pass and sync it with my android phone using OpenKeychain to manage GPG keys and PasswordStore as the actual password browser. Copy/pasting randomised passwords on both …
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Comment #12292697
Now that you've mentioned this I think it may become a theme, and rightly so. Perhaps a change in focus and a bit of reflection on the different business domains that I have experi…
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Comment #12292692
Thanks for the input, really good points. The machine learning angle is interesting and something I'll look further into as I do have some undergrad maths experience.
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Ask HN: I'm a generalist developer I'd like to specialise. What should I choose?
I am currently lead developer in a small web dev agency in Manchester, UK. I'd like to improve my skills offering by choosing a technology specialism and doubling down on that unti…
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Comment #12282353
Looking forward to it. I'm on twitter @slice_beans or you can find an email address on https://slicebeans.com/contact
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Comment #12280893
Looks cool. Very similar to a service I built a few years ago: https://lanyard.fm which has setlist integration and even generated Spotify playlists of the setlist using live versi…
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Comment #12277012
Locust is really good, allows custom scripts for user behaviour, and works well spun up on multiple cloud instances http://locust.io/
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Comment #12269558
It was shifty eyes. But good imagination skills +1
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Comment #12266671
I visited some other black listed sites .> and discovered the pattern, then dug around in the router settings to see what had changed. Disabling parental controls sorted it and I c…
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Comment #12265107
BT Home Hub 5 (Type A) Software version 4.7.5.1.83.8.204.1.11 But, false alarm anyway, nothing interesting is happening. The firmware had updated and reset parental control setting…
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Comment #12264555
Here's the request and response from router: http://pastebin.com/e7rxLsGJ The router itself is a BT Internet (UK) branded one. Not sure of the exact model but I'll try to find out.…
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Comment #12263360
Interestingly, this page is intercepted by my router which then just sends me a redirect to one of its settings pages. Odd.
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