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talkingquickly
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About talkingquickly
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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Comment #27628464
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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Comment #26711553
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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Comment #23018408
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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Comment #18662290
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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Comment #18148240
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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Comment #18121346
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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Comment #9434686
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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Comment #9353449
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…