codegladiator

ctrl+r for reverse searching of previous command

add a "# tags" at any commands end to use above for future.

so lets say you have a ssh into multiple servers

$ ssh -Uasfd host1 # server1

$ ssh -Uaiouhqe host2 # server2

then later, ctrl+r -> and type ver1

That's also there, but medium pay walled it for me before plotly would.

To me "migrating from rest to graphql" feels like the new "migrating from monolith to microservices". Everyone is being told to get to graphql because of some benefits they might never need.

Not if the "charge for search" is actually paid by the website. Google is indirectly charging the users

Google -> search results (for free) -> website (owner paid for seo/adwords and charge the customer)

Similar thing happened with google maps while they were never a monopoly by your definition because other solutions exist.

What do you consider as "run-of-the-mill" libraries ? like data-structures/algos ? or say something like a database connector / http router ?

How would your new OS/hardware know when the "use" of the resource is complete ? Maybe the dev wanted to read just 10 bytes from a 1 GB file, maybe 100 bytes... maybe its a telnet connection which is never supposed to be closed and just kept in a pool ?

For a very small benefit of "automatic closing of resources" this looks like a huge trade-off.

No questions for vue cli for a single "web page"? Really? Or even ci/cd?

Yes, use vue cli to generate the skeleton app, it will add all the things you mentioned like webpack. Then use Travis or circle ci to build the app, finally setup a kubernetes cluster so you can deploy your docker image easily plus get ssl certificate and other benefits quickly. Now you can call this an app instead of web page.

Who even does just a html?

Yes. One by one on Opera, didn't hang/slow-down my machine though.

No

> If your work isn't ready for people to try out yet, please don't do a Show HN. Once it's ready, come back and do it then.

> Blog posts, sign-up pages, and fundraisers can't be tried out, so they can't be Show HNs.

Meanwhile, I get a "you have been rate limited"... Which I don't understand, opening a Twitter link for first time in the last 4 days (been traveling)... Wasn't expecting this.

So you must have same sentiments regarding paintball and lasertag as well ?

> where it is hunting down a child

You are explicitly trying to put it out of context and I don't understand why.

Thats tracking and object and not "hunting". Even the hover link which makes that video visible mentions this:

> People Recognition

> Thanks to advanced computer vision technology, the S1 is able to identify and track any individual you select in the S1’s FOV.

Not worth at all unless you work too much in ssh/cli.

Just the basic paradigm and few basic commands is all you need.

I think you can replace "PDF" in your question with "document" and use anything (latex/word/libre) then just print it as pdf.

The engineers are definitely involved. This doesn't mean that we will stop creating things which can hurt people, but people who are involved in the pipeline need to be held responsible for supplying/maintaining to those with bad intentions.

So making guns is okay, supplying them randomly is illegal at most places because they just do harm.

Similarly there at these companies the engineers working to maintain the infra making it all possible.

Engineers need to understand where their work is getting put at.

> We're told not to build our own since that's a waste of time and our version won't be as good.

We're told not to build our own since we don't understand what we're using

No, vendor lock in can mean a lot, from lets say even a simple plain API implementation, where one vendor might implement something(storage for eg) in a way where its not possible for the other vendor.

I recently moved one of my k8s cluster from gc to aws, even terminology change can introduce a lot of awkwardness.

What did you use to generate the documentation ?

- GMail -> Protonmail

- GMaps -> Here Maps

- Google Search -> DuckDuckGo

- GCalendar -> Zoho

- GDocs -> Zoho, Microsoft

- GDrive -> OneDrive, Dropbox

- YouTube -> Vimeo, twitch

*with extra newlines :p

> "lead" developers out their that don't even understand rdbms

Just lead ? I am interviewing "Full stack rockstars" who haven't who think SQL is unfit for every purpose. Frustrating, but a good filter.

Correct, its not been updated though the book says it would probably have been updated.

I found the link to the new home page of the author:

https://homepages.abdn.ac.uk/d.j.benson/pages/

which links to the same version of the book.

Wearing ironed clothes makes me feel much better compared to wearing wrinkled clothes. Sometimes the difference could be as huge as between a good day and bad day. So maybe luxury but not useless.

I think 120 seconds is really short, say 10-15 minutes would be better for demo.

The sub-domains you are assigning doesn't work for me. Lookup fails.

Eg: https://zeyxnt8hs40zr2.docker-run.com/ https://qazf5k4ow7gpz2vq.docker-run.com/

> Rabies shots came to around $17k billed, I paid around $2k

Am I understanding something wrong or what ? Rabies vaccinations are something about $10 in India. I knew prices are up in US but this seems another level.

No

DDG's allure is that it doesn't track you. Apple has a track record of investing into not tracking you, so IMO acquisition by FANG might be doom for it but acquisition by `A` wouldn't be.

rclone supports B2

https://github.com/ncw/rclone