JBerlinsky

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by JBerlinsky 4y ago
Barefoot Coders | Technical Sales Director | REMOTE | Full- or Part-Time | https://www.barefootcoders.com Barefoot Coders is a software and technical infrastructure development studio, helping companies of all shapes and sizes t
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by JBerlinsky 4y ago
Barefoot Coders | Technical Sales Director | REMOTE | Full- or Part-Time | https://www.barefootcoders.com Barefoot Coders is a software and technical infrastructure development studio, helping companies of all shapes and sizes t
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by JBerlinsky 7y ago
Each state has different laws about how people need to be notified about data breaches. U.S. mail is generally the lowest common denominator across states. See https://info.digitalguardian.com/rs/768-OQW-145/images
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by JBerlinsky 7y ago
Existing discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20990583
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by JBerlinsky 7y ago
You might want to look into Terraform [1], which works across multiple cloud vendors, with pluggable open-source "providers" facilitating the communication with the backend cloud platform. [1]: https://www.terraform.io&
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
Yes, developers can request permission to access your inbox "offline" (i.e. at any time, with a long-term access token). The scope is clearly identified in the OAuth authentication process, and the consent screen clearly asks for
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
Google does indeed have an office in Ann Arbor. As far as I remember, it's quite light on engineers, though; I'd be surprised if any seniors are there.
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
https://www.informationweek.com/database/the-man-who-torture... , perhaps?
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
I'm a consultancy owner where our engagement mode slightly resembles a freelancer model. There are a few things you should keep in mind (some of which have already been mentioned in this thread): 1. Don't participate in the race t
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
Barefoot Coders | DevOps Engineer - Google Cloud and Terraform | New York, NY | FULL-TIME, REMOTE We've partnered with a cloud services provider to help migrate global enterprises into the digital era. We're looking for a collabor
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
We've used Nextravel[0] for this. It's a great compromise between running travel in-house and solutions designed for larger companies like Concur. 0: https://www.nextravel.com/
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
It's all about your network and supply/demand. Be picky with your projects, and leverage them into your next contract. On that note, if you happen to have immediate-ish availability, shoot me a message (email in profile).
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
My pleasure! At the end of the day, whatever works best for your workflow is ideal, of course.
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
You might also want to look into https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis , which provides the benefits of Terraform Enterprise, in an open-source, self-hosted format.
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
To your points: >> - Speed up development time by doing test locally - don't need to commit and wait a build kick it and see whats wrong Combined with the article linked, it sounds like you're working in an environment where
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by JBerlinsky 8y ago
I'm not sure I follow the use case here. Perhaps it's just a function of my use cases for Terraform. Terraform comes with `terraform plan`, which does a cursory validation of the infrastructure-as-code, diffs it against the curren
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by JBerlinsky 9y ago
There are plenty of organizations that are incorporated as Public-Benefit Organizations that might still be considered objectionable to get a free pass on hiring posts.
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by JBerlinsky 9y ago
I generally love Let's Encrypt and what they stand for, but the subjective measure of "public good" is a dangerously slippery slope.
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by JBerlinsky 9y ago
If you're in NYC, I know a few people who might be able to help you out; shoot me an email (in profile).
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by JBerlinsky 9y ago
Shoot me an email (in profile) if you'd like some domain expertise :)
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by JBerlinsky 9y ago
I have a feeling that sales of glitter nail polish are going to go up a bit[1]. This is a good time to make sure that you have full-disk encryption enabled, and to brush up on what few rights remain yours at a US border. 1: http:/&#x2
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
> First, there's nothing "toy: about Swift. It's a full featured language on par with Rust, Go, etc. A language with no promises of stability counts as a "toy" in my mind (I understand that this can be subjective
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
I own one of these. It comes close, but it's just not the same. I use my laptop, closed, hooked up to an external monitor. Nowadays, I spend a lot of time on video conferences. The number of times that my laptop has shut down mid-confe
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
You probably want a lawyer or accountant to walk you through the process if you're doing any significant volume. Don't use LegalZoom -- they aren't technically providing legal counsel; they're providing "guidance,&q
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
You're welcome ;) Terraform is designed for something close to one-command execution. You're going to have to swap in variables (e.g. AWS access keys for a particular account, domain names, IP addresses, etc.), but Terraform is d
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
You can write your own providers for Terraform[0] and bake whatever you want into its HCL syntax. In your case, this might not have significant returns over bootstrapping with Ansible/Chef/Puppet -- it all depends on what you want
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
I'm going to focus on my own health. I've spent the last half-decade working so hard to help grow the businesses of others, putting in 18-hour days regularly, and it's catching up. Time to hit the gym and pay back some of the
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
Are you looking to automate infrastructure-as-code in there, as well? I've lost many a night to trying to get Rancher to play nice with Terraform, especially in high-availability mode. Luckily, it appears that the process has been vast
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
Go figure that it's not retroactive. Gotta get that early adopter/purchaser tax somehow...
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by JBerlinsky 10y ago
Looks like you need to set up `docker-machine`, or use the new Docker for Windows distribution [1], which abstractly includes it. 1: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/windows/

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