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yolo42
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Comment #30316254
> I've wondered about how to exfiltrate all of my accumulated links I've put into Pocket over the past ~7 years or so. Yeah, this is what has prevented me from moving away. I was a…
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Comment #30315974
Somewhat tangentially related. Pocket seems like a dead product. I have been using it since it can out but it feels old, slow and quite behind. I use it extensively to capture a re…
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Comment #25809779
Yes. Please take a look at grpc-gateway. You write your specs as proto files and then get handlers and middlewares to implement the endpoints.
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Comment #25809767
This is exactly what I started using in my new open source project (not announced yet) and the experience has been amazing. I was wary about it in the beginning but it quickly beca…
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Comment #23150248
I've adopted the doc of docs method and it has made my life incredibly easy! I was in a position where I'm a bottleneck of information because no one else in the company new about …
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Comment #22650813
I'm building two things: https://repocounters.com This is a tool to track download history for Github releases over time. I'm working on adding support for Github packages. And Doc…
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Show HN: RepoStats – Track GitHub Release Statistics
Hello HN, I've built a tool to track downloads counts for releases of repositories: https://repostats.yolo42.com I run two Open-Source projects and we host our releases on Github. …
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Ask HN: How did you do with your 2019 goals?
Hello HN folks, This might be a cliche resolutions post but it is always a pleasure to read through the comments every year and seeing what this community is up to. I'd love to kno…
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Comment #21910328
Same here! It is simple, searchable and extremely flexible. I have a list for each date in a Logbook list and keep dumping all my completed TODOs at work there. It has come in usef…
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Comment #21787771
Indeed, this realization is hitting me slowly.
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Comment #21787757
They could surely fork it and take it from there. They would rather want that they own the code-base so that their enterprise customers can be assured that it is a product that the…
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Comment #21787720
Thank you for the comment! I totally get what you and other threads are trying to say and I don't disagree with what you are saying. I probably should have cleared this out in my o…
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Comment #21787687
> What kind of outcome do you want? I wish I knew myself better. Maintenance and taking the product forward will naturally become part of my job, so that's a given (and I'm happy a…
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Comment #21787316
It is not that they want me to spend work time on it. They want me to transfer ownership of the project to them. That's the part that I do not wish to do. The way things work at th…
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Comment #21787307
> I'd like to be compensated for the work I put in on my own time out side of work. (which is well documented from the commit logs, and the fact I wasn't using an employer owned co…
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Comment #21786768
The current license is Apache 2.0 so that's not helping. > Ultimately, nothing prevents you from deleting your public Git repo. You can decide that your project is not available an…
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Comment #21786743
I should have thought about GPL when I released the code. But, that boat has sailed. Could they change the license later on if it is initially GPL? I'm thinking about the next proj…
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Comment #21786420
Thank you for your comments! This would have been natural but the timing of this could not be worse. I just got a raise (last week) and I doubt they will consider anything more. Th…
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Comment #21786371
Apache 2.0.
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Ask HN: My company wants my side project. What can I do?
Hello everyone, I created product on the side as a side project in my own time and it has become a huge hit in the community to a point where my employers wants me to transfer the …
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Comment #21591483
Any plans to add a Go library for this?
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Ask HN: How did you do with your 2018 resolutions?
Resolutions if taken in the right spirit could help. I had decided on the following three goals for 2018: - Run 3 times a week. I was 30% successful at this. I dropped the ball dur…
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Comment #18728091
Kong runs at a critical point in any infrastructure. Having any sort of downtime is usually unacceptable. To avoid downtime due to Kong upgrades, Kong now supports a blue-green dep…
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Comment #18727988
There are a few options to deploy Kong as your API Gateway: Kong can work as an Ingress Controller for your Kubernetes cluster and run plugins for your traffic at the Ingress layer…