- Puppeteer is a popular headless browser webscraper like selenium.
- HN/MD.
- Completely reorganized all of my files in Google drive. This took a couple hours.
- Watched deliverance. It was hyped as one of the most disturbing movies of all time. It was average. The movie was 2 hours long and crawled. There were essentially 3 scenes: rape, river peril, and cliff climbing. It could have been 60 minutes shorter. It was neither shocking nor provocative. The banjo duel was the best part.
- Ordered a single person tent and sleeping pad (totaling $125, but they’re good quality and reusable) for lightning in a bottle.
- I get a couple recruitment calls a day. Considering taking my number off linkedin.
- They’re starting this new tactic of “we’re looking for the best of the best for <X> role, can you recommend one of your colleagues who is looking for an amazing new opportunity?” They manipulate the tone by flattering your altruistic side, seeming informal and taking pressure off the real focus before circling back to your pursuit.
- Supercontest.
- Played around with multiple docker-compose, splitting the dev/prod envs into separate files rather than separate services within the same file. I prefer it the way I had it.
- Had to recalibrate my consideration of the reverse proxy. I’m not adding an nginx container to then forward traffic to multiple other containers running nginx as the server frontend for other app containers. I’m simply taking the existing nginx and certbot containers that serve supercontest, and I’m swapping them for nginx-proxy and letsencrypt-ngnix-proxy-companion so that they can be the webserver for multiple service domains (running in separate other containers).
- Those two containers are therefore abstracted outside of the supercontest project. They probably won’t be in a compose file. They’ll just be a command to run prior to starting the supercontest containers, with the sc compose file just having the app and the db.
- This is a wonderful compartmentalization, in both technical and general terms. Service administration has advanced wondrously in the past decade.
- Created a repo for my rc files and uninstalled dejadup: https://github.com/brianmahlstedt/config.