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treebeard5440
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About treebeard5440
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Comment #39976254
Took me bout 2 days for the initial release of the config-file-validator. I had been thinking about it for a while and was able just to knock it pretty quickly. It’s changed a LOT …
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Comment #39893531
Great idea - i’ll give this a try in my project
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Comment #39852297
Way below what you’d make at FAANG is absolutely correct. Salaries are not competitive with top-tier tech companies. Not everyone wants to work at FAANG though. Depending on what y…
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Comment #39850504
My team actually likes it - but it’s run by the dev team so we actually talk about things we care about. Management participates too (I know they aren’t supposed to) but they are v…
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Comment #39850481
This looks great! Very clean UI
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Comment #39842833
> My main focus is in Embedded Systems Software and it’s something I’m really passionate about. Not entirely what you’re asking but if you decide to go the job route try applying a…
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Comment #39672255
Nice work - We must have the same cats!
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Comment #39662444
Neat idea - I feel like the name could be more descriptive of the tool like buildpurge
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Comment #39651758
This is so cool! I can see this as an incredible study tool for a command line user
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Comment #39649562
This is pretty neat! I had no idea what to use this for until I read the “why” section on your README - good use case
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Comment #38641810
Pretty cool - have you thought of open-sourcing the project while keeping the SASS portion paid?
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Ask HN: What's the worst thing you've ever seen when reviewing code
I have two (both many years ago) 1. Every line of every file in the project had its line ending changed 2. Python script that called a python script that called another python scri…
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Ask HN: Do you validate your project's config files in your CI/CD pipeline
I’m curious if this is standard practice for most projects. If not, do you expect an error in your config files to be caught by unit and/or functional tests? I’m the maintainer of …
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Comment #38306570
I agree with “does it work for me, then it’s a success” to a certain extent. I am really happy with my project, it does what I needed it to do, and my company allowed me to open-so…
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Comment #38306305
Now that’s a great indicator
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Ask HN: How do you personally measure the success of your open source projects?
I been running an OSS project for almost a year now and I feel like it’s been fairly successful for a small project. We have had quite a few contributors - especially during hackto…
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Comment #38290355
Came here for AWS - still left happy discovering it was about real clouds
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Comment #38290331
Neat idea!
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Comment #38272027
Cool - thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38172904
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38102128
I love vinyl - thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38069529
I like this a lot - simple and straightforward. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #38046589
Great script - thanks for sharing
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Comment #38040858
This is really cool - thanks for sharing! Is there a way to have multiple categories in a file that aren’t subcategories of the first tag?
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Comment #38004595
This is a great project - is the goal to be more like Gitlab, i.e. no plugins/marketplace or like Jenkins and GitHub Actions?