abronan

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by abronan 8mo ago
> but swarm was never intended to be a kubernetes contender. Your comment is accurate for the original Swarm project, but a bit misleading regarding Swarm mode (released later on and integrated into docker). I have worked on the original
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by abronan 8mo ago
Oh no.. it has 3D Pinball Space Cadet and Doom, here goes my night :) Amazing work on this website! It encourages exploration and navigating the folders to see all the content.
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by abronan 3y ago
Since the article states that they're using Raft and not ZAB for the consensus algorithm and leader election, it must be less prone to bugs when it comes to electing a leader. Since Raft is easier to reason about and the leader electio
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by abronan 3y ago
Thanks for this excellent article! Enjoyed it from start to finish. This gave me a good memory of the work we've done at docker embedding our own replicated and consistent metadata storage using etcd's raft library. Looking at the
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by abronan 8y ago
I wrote the initial implementation of the raft subsystem and it was definitely not a copy/paste. We started from scratch (using etcd's core raft) with the transport layer being grpc. My initial experiment could be found in this re
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by abronan 8y ago
This is without considering students whose parents have low revenue, thus getting access to financial help from the government. This was my case. Technically, I was paid to go to University, with 3600€ per year for being one of the top stud
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by abronan 8y ago
I have been using Ghost for more than four years now (I tried using Wordpress before but I was left frustrated). Although I know there are probably attractive alternatives (Hugo/Netlify), I don't feel the urge to try something els
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by abronan 9y ago
In my French University, group or individual assignments had a very low coefficient compared to written exams (where it was almost impossible to cheat as this was basically like white board coding and students would be spaced by 2/3 se
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by abronan 9y ago
Just talking about glassdoor, and their rankings are to take with a big grain of salt, especially for early stage startups and medium sized companies. I worked for a company that had some issues with management and saw its glassdoor ranking
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by abronan 10y ago
This applies to the entire industry, we are often inflating our products with terms that do not describe the reality. Technical accuracy is important because it can drive a purchase decision when comparing features with a competitor. Compan
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by abronan 10y ago
For having worked with Jessie while she was still working at Docker (I no longer work there either), I can confirm that. She is genuinely radiant and her excitement for technology in general is contagious. She was always around to help or h
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by abronan 10y ago
You should probably disclose that you work for Docker. Looking at your profile/comments you seem to be openly hostile towards Kubernetes. On that note: this is quite representative of the mentality I encountered while working there. Op
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by abronan 10y ago
Adding a quick opinion here: I worked for one of these companies (working with libraries written by all of these) and it's just a matter of personal taste. Docker, CoreOS, Hashicorp, etc. are "successful" (which is hard to co
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by abronan 10y ago
I definitely don't get stressed when people are pointing out errors in my code. It's a sign that you can trust your coworkers. As some people mentioned already, I become stressed when people just approve a big and complex change w
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by abronan 10y ago
I maintain a list of my readings triaged by topics: https://github.com/abronan/readings This year was rough for me as I had to deal with severe symptoms of anxiety that eventually led to panic attacks. I tried to under
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by abronan 12y ago
I stumbled upon this tutorial: https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/managed/54/8b... it seems that you can at least assign co-processors to KVM virtual machines.