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by donaldguy 10mo ago
Location: SF til ~Xmas, then TBD Remote: Yes (fully or hybrid) Willing to relocate: Yes, especially out of USA Technologies: Kubernetes + DevOps-y etc. [Enthusiasticly:] Rust, Elixir, shell(s), HTML/CSS/etc; [Less ent
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by donaldguy 8y ago
Yo I love phabricator; it's one of my favorite pieces of software, but three things: 1. The title's seeming attribution to Wikimedia as opposed to Facebook (or even Phacility) is like, whatever the opposite of dog whistling is 2.
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by donaldguy 8y ago
It has @mentions, notifications, and the ability to have some Google-Docs style inline comment threads, so depending on the use case I'm not sure you'd totally miss it Otherwise perhaps phacility-hosted (so cloud) Phabricator, whe
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by donaldguy 8y ago
Perhaps https://www.notion.so/ ?
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by donaldguy 8y ago
I mean, depends on your MUA in practice. I think by standard for server side threading— https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5256 — "base subject" is definitely a valid consideration. I only skimmed though. :-) fe
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by donaldguy 8y ago
You could alternatively OAuth sign up for the chat.zulip.org server used for project development and see the feature in action there ( https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing/chat-zul... ) so long
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by donaldguy 8y ago
Very differently. Slack does threading on the basis of replies to a message and hides/collapses those under a thread, showing them only to people who expand and notifying only those who are already involved in the thread (by replying t
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by donaldguy 8y ago
I feel like a little background would help this thread. I vaguely know/knew some of the founders, but am not really in touch anymore Zulip was started as, and basically still was last I used it, a modernization/web-ification of th
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by donaldguy 9y ago
But if you don't love YAML itself you might just wanna check out ksonnet: https://ksonnet.io/
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by donaldguy 9y ago
helm recently(ish) added a helm template command to do client side rendering of a chart So if you wanted to just create a folder with a Chart.yaml, and a templates/file.yml.tpl with some `{{.Values.foo}}` template strings It is suffici
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by donaldguy 9y ago
Mostly the answer is "if you want to do it all yourself, go for it"; Things like this, and especially Kubernetes, are about creating a common and agreed upon language for infrastructure - both patterns and specific "off the s
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by donaldguy 9y ago
Tulip | https://tulip.co/careers | Boston, MA | Full time | Onsite Do you want to help build the factory of the future and realize the next industrial revolution? Tulip is transforming manufacturing processes by bringing th
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by donaldguy 10y ago
HPPD is definitely a real thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallucinogen_persisting_percep... And there is some evidence that taking psychedelics can precipitate long lasting or even chronic psychosis in those with
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by donaldguy 10y ago
While the cli forms of the various "defaults" registry commands are interesting and useful for e.g. scripting provisioning of many new machines, on a one-off basis it's probably easier to just use TinkerTool ( https:/&#
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by donaldguy 10y ago
Are product numbers (domestic or multimarket) accessible somewhere to construct this? (Would revenue numbers suffice or is there more that should be factored in?) Or is there an accepted measure of national economy that might play a sensibl
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by donaldguy 10y ago
Fair points, both you and akiselev; thanks for the clarification I am not an especially economically-(or even really quantitatively) inclined person; I just see GDP bandied about as a metric of "size of economy" and market cap as
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by donaldguy 10y ago
I did a run at the (amateur) math off Google Finance and Crunchbase. With some companies I couldn't find's numbers outright omitted, and using old valuations, I totaled those corps filing as valued at $2.58 trillion in market cap.
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by donaldguy 10y ago
I could see this being adapted as a good v2 for http://riemann.io/dashboard.html ; Obviously there are lots of dashboards in the world, but while there are substantial differences in UX (OpenMCT seems more approachable wher
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by donaldguy 10y ago
https://github.com/edenhill/kafkacat
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by donaldguy 11y ago
Since the theme of this thread seems to be non-clojure alternatives, I'll point in the direction of InfluxData (formerly InfluxDB)'s new-ish Kapacitor project. While I'm unconvinced their custom JavaScripty DSL (TICKscript) i
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Foursquare Mayors are back(blog.foursquare.com)
3 points by donaldguy 11y ago|1 comments
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App Container and the Open Container Project(coreos.com)
24 points by donaldguy 11y ago|3 comments
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by donaldguy 11y ago
My hypothesis, which I am not doing the best job of working in harmony with, is that the effort that's gonna have the most positive impact is proactive thinking and experimentation around both hastening and potentiating/spreading
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by donaldguy 12y ago
Kitematic is pretty cool, though it currently has a rather hard time dealing with any docker things installed on the system the first time it boots. Also its AGPL If under Docker Inc in can fix those couple hurdles to wider adoption, I thin
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by donaldguy 12y ago
The major problem for me so far was/is, at the moment, it doesn't seem like there is any real transition plan; we have a bunch of existing instances, ASGs, ELBs, etc and it isn't really tenable to tear it all down and recreat
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by donaldguy 12y ago
This is a good idea and I'd like to use it, but it needs presentational work for adoption, I suspect. In particular, I don't think that people without a software background are going to be comfortable with the abundance of syntact
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by donaldguy 12y ago
For a lot of us (but obviously not everyone), the "(hashicorp.com)" was enough to understand what it was / who would care or not. (this isn't to say it shouldn't have had a better title - but just to explain why a l
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by donaldguy 12y ago
This already said below, but in clearer terms: Will NOT load on Chrome on Mac currently Will load in Safari.
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by donaldguy 12y ago
It seems to be a standard MIT License... like the blog entry says
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by donaldguy 12y ago
This is exciting, and bad news for Sublime Text. Though it will be interesting to see if Atom's performance actually gets up there The Atom Shell open sourcing is also interesting ... I wonder if it will lead to a rash of other Chromiu

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