jarrettcoggin

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by jarrettcoggin 12d ago
Gold-pressed latinum, you say?
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by jarrettcoggin 2mo ago
I've personally noticed and saved multiple $xx,xxx monthly cost billing spikes just by take a daily glance at our cost explorer. I'm in the AWS accounts every day doing investigative work anyway that an extra 30-60 seconds is tr
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by jarrettcoggin 4mo ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. There are multiple places to implement hooks (git hooks, Claude hooks, etc.). One thing I've been wondering about is how to reliably protect specific portions of the system from unexpected/unne
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
This is a good question, and it felt like nepotism. I do want to point out that this is all somewhat hazy memories from years ago when all of this happened, so take everything with a grain of salt (as usual). Also, a lot of this is going to
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
IMO, this is a good question and deserves a solid answer, so I’ll do my best. Setting aside the “fixer” for the time being, I really enjoyed the work I did at Tesla. Tesla was the first company that gave me very high levels of autonomy to j
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
I’ve experienced it at other places as well, just not the frequency or indirectness as Tesla. During the first 24 hours of the Model 3 pre-order launch, Elon tweeted that we would support another 3-4 currencies than we had built and tested
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
Definitely one approach to the circumstances. I tried some variation of this and it blew up in my face (as I expected ). Towards the end of my time there, a “fixer” was brought in to shore up the team that I was working on. The “fixer” also
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
Agreed. Tesla taught me the hard way about work/life boundaries. I spent a lot of time working a full 8-9 hours during the day, then doing deployments during the nights, weekends, and on “vacations”. A 60-hour week was a “light” week a
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by jarrettcoggin 6mo ago
From my time at Tesla, this is 100% the case. When Elon asked for something, it was “drop what you are doing and deliver it”, then you got pressed to still deliver the thing you were already working on against the original timeline before t
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by jarrettcoggin 8mo ago
Are you doing this for non-library projects as well? I'm trying to wrap my head around the idea of packaging a microservice using this mechanism (I haven't heard of this before now).
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by jarrettcoggin 1y ago
It's supposed to be compared to the Remarkable Paper Pro, which is priced at $629. This is priced at $449.
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by jarrettcoggin 2y ago
My wife and I are currently borrowing a Snoo from a friend and have found it very helpful. Our daughter is 8+ weeks and regularly sleeping 7+ hours in a single stretch each night, probably heavily due to the Snoo. When we first got the Snoo
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by jarrettcoggin 2y ago
I've seen this a handful of times with libraries and other software. Typically, it's a year of updates, so 18 months is on the more generous side of things with this model.
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by jarrettcoggin 4y ago
He often doesn't do things "by the book" and will not wait for what he thinks is unnecessary red-tape. He will skirt around regulations and taunt the process the entire way. We've seen it many times before, and it's
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by jarrettcoggin 5y ago
It was a great branding step though!
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by jarrettcoggin 10y ago
I completely agree. That section was a gross misunderstanding of what Continuous Delivery actually is. It should have actually been called "Packaging". The "Continuous Delivery" section was more about versioned packaging
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
Actually, it's not good advice. It's terrible advice. You'll never get a straight answer out of them. I've tried it myself multiple times and I never got an honest answer. The ACTUAL best way to get the low down on the worst parts of workin
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
This is also a problem with Simple Mobile (a MVNO that I'm trying out with a carrier and development unlocked AT&T Branded HTC Titan). Repeatedly, it will default to T-Mobile or AT&T APN and Cell settings, causing me to lose cell se
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
Captain Obvious here. Amazon wants you (to buy through them, because they are like Walmart, getting a sliver of each transaction, but making an enormous amount of transactions). You get liberality with content. Google wants you (to view the
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Do you polish your life like you polish your work?(blog.jarrettcoggin.com)
2 points by jarrettcoggin 14y ago|0 comments
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Saying what needs to be said(blog.jarrettcoggin.com)
2 points by jarrettcoggin 14y ago|0 comments
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
This is one of the biggest problems to tackle when updating software: How can the user be uninterrupted? This is one of the biggest problems I have on my WP7. My apps stay out of date for a long time until I manually go update them. I don't
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
Are people banned/ghosted here? I'm assuming so, because that's how most forums work, but I'm not sure since this seems to be custom built. While I don't think that HN has hit this level yet, one solution that I've read about involved peopl
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
All they would need to do is to annotate the "I accept the defaults" option with something that says, "This enables default options, such as Do Not Track, javascript, sending anonymous usage reports to Microsoft, etc." Then, by shoving it i
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Real-time Curiosity Simulator with Landing Preview(eyes.nasa.gov)
10 points by jarrettcoggin 14y ago|3 comments
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
This has been the first Gruber article I didn't want to claw my eyes out while reading from blatant fanboyism. I honestly felt like it was a good overview of what Mountain Lion represents. I (much like Gruber) do not think Microsoft's $XXX
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
This is typically a sign of having the SQLite DB open in a DB browser such as SQLite DB Browser. I do agree with you on this point though. Hide this type of information behind a user-friendly error page.
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
I thought this was really great design work. I could definitely see getting behind this because it points out most of what I see that is wrong with MS' Windows strategy. Metro doesn't need to be on the desktop, but it's totally applicable t
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
As far as I can tell, this must be the case. I'm just north of Boca Raton, FL and from where I live to work is about 8-10 minutes, not the 25-30 this is saying. EDIT: The only time it has taken 30 minutes was when I had to wait on two train
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by jarrettcoggin 14y ago
I think you missed point #4. Point #4 talks heavily about making your blog the go-to blog for a particular topic, regardless of whether a reader actually uses your product or not.

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