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talkingquickly

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About talkingquickly

Rails Dev, Lover of Good Coffee

More about me: http://www.talkingquickly.co.uk

Email ben at talkingquickly dot co dot uk

Currently writing a book about provisioning servers for and deploying Rails applications, https://leanpub.com/deploying_rails_applications

Twitter @talkingquickly

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    Sona | HR Tech | Remote (within Europe / UK) | Elixir & React Native Engineers 80% of the workforce doesn't work behind a desk, but only 1% of funding has gone into building tools …

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    Really like this approach but 7KG cabin baggage limits on lots of international flights are what makes it really hard for me. I sometimes struggle to get single laptop + iPad + cha…

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    Yup agree, that's exactly what's being used here, along with some tweaks to make it easier to do things like passing the auth JWT's back to the underlying app etc

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    There are still a few places in Scotland which operate on such a system (I spent a bunch of time in one of them growing up and still go there at least once a year). There's a fish …

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    Thanks for this, generally find discovering new (as in recent) guitar music challenging. You've sent me down a veyr enjoyable rabbit hole of awesome new stuff!

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    Any chance you've got a documentation link for this? My Google foo is failing me and this is a feature I've also wanted for ages!

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    This is an amazing response, thank you!

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    I'd be really interested in how you're approaching persistence? I've also found self managing clusters provisioned with kuibeadm fairly hassle free until persistence is involved. N…

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    This is a really good starting point; https://github.com/hobby-kube/guide I've used it for several projects and it works a treat.

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    Do you know of any more accessible books which might give people a feel for what they might encounter? DSM-5 is pretty heavy going for someone outside of the field but agree that s…

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    I was really confused initially, I thought these guys https://www.gousto.co.uk/ were already called Gusto.

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    Similar in the UK, I'd say I make most of my small purchases (e.g. lunches, coffees etc) contactless now.

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    Exactly this. I've found (on OSX) that an Alfred custom search to quickly do a Google Last Year only search is incredibly useful.

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    This is definitely what I was getting at. My admittedly fairly small sample makes me think I'd rather hire someone who appears to be an excellent developer in general and train the…