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Simulated Ephemeral Cloud Environments for Embedded Systems (Open Titan Example)(uffizzi.com)
3 points by jpthurman 3y ago|0 comments
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Ephemeral Database Environments(uffizzi.com)
7 points by jpthurman 3y ago|0 comments
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by jpthurman 4y ago
Hey HN! We've noticed lots of teams try to implement a Pull Request Environment solution from scratch which is why we started building Uffizzi. Uffizzi is an automation tool that lets you preview pull requests before merging. You inte
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Show HN: Uffizzi – An Open Source Pull Request Environment Solution(github.com)
10 points by jpthurman 4y ago|1 comments
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by jpthurman 4y ago
Uffizzi | Lead Developer | Remote, Hybrid, or Onsite | Full-time COMPANY Hi I’m Josh, Co-founder of Uffizzi. We’re a seed-stage company ($2.8m raised) building an open-source full-stack previews engine. We empower Dev teams with a Conti
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by jpthurman 4y ago
This is great. I’d be curious to know what the most significant sale has been - anything $100k or more?
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by jpthurman 4y ago
It’s good to see someone filling this void. I was diagnosed with sleep apnea when I was leaving the military and have struggled to get it addressed in the transition to civilian life, changing insurance, doctors etc and have basically give
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by jpthurman 5y ago
We tried Montessori with mixed results. We love the foundations and philosophy. My wife set up our house according to the Montessori approach of making everything accessible for the kids. Our oldest- She did fine at Montessori but we notic
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The Seven Habits That Lead to Happiness in Old Age(theatlantic.com)
4 points by jpthurman 5y ago|0 comments
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by jpthurman 5y ago
This is a good analysis. I’m often looking for something like this to help back my own intuition. Everyone sees the problem of media bias but it’s hard to define in more tangible terms. I appreciate the side by side of WSJ and NYT articl
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by jpthurman 5y ago
In the SOF / military community “prioritize and execute” is a way of life. This works really well on short timelines with clearly scoped tasks. But when timelines become fuzzy and scopes less determinate it becomes an unwieldy mantra.
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by jpthurman 5y ago
I tend to be quite skeptical of opinion pieces in our age of polarization but on this one I happen to know and trust the author. She's been a physician for our family and if we still lived in the same location we would still go to her
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It's Time to End Mandatory Masks in Schools(time.com)
7 points by jpthurman 5y ago|1 comments
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Thanks. Obviously I'm not a direct user of your technology and so maybe this is not intended for me but if you could translate your "A" and "B" into a hard, real-life example that I could understand I would be empow
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by jpthurman 5y ago
>Who would use this and why? This isn't clear to me - are your buyer's institutional investors? Are they buying your technology to create trade options for their end users i.e. an individual investor? I don't know what a
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Nice visual - the poll text was long and unwieldy
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by jpthurman 5y ago
I’m a big proponent of vaccines but this is pretty egregious over-reach. > That changes in mid-March, when the police are to start conducting random checks of vaccination status — including during traffic stops.
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Austria’s Vaccine Mandate Becoming Law(nytimes.com)
11 points by jpthurman 5y ago|5 comments
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by jpthurman 5y ago
This is a cool concept and I applaud your efforts to focus on improving parenting for Dads. With my close friends I have an outlet to vent about all the challenges of parenting and I find that most helpful - to be heard and to hear their c
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Good observation that is relevant for the entire industry. Fitness is roughly a derivative of time and intensity. Seems like you have a good amount of low intensity (walk 1hr). Adding in some strength work would go a long way towards pre
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by jpthurman 5y ago
I’m glad to see a report on this - I hate to see the NFL actively promoting gambling with their biggest stars lining up for the commercials. I’m sure in their eyes it will “promote” the game but it will ruin the lives of many. My grandfat
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Feature flags became essential when we began to open our offering as various configurations with varying features that align with business packaging. We use them as an easy way to toggle features per environment and end-user-configuration.
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by jpthurman 5y ago
I agree with the ‘promise’ of the declarative. A useful analogy is human teams. Effective leaders are often good at the declarative - they provide a vision or end state and the creative problem solving team members determine how to implem
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by jpthurman 5y ago
I second this. The article mentions how dubious it is that kids can wear their masks properly. I’ll site my own son who routinely pulls his down below his mouth and nose. I can imagine the stress on teachers who have to keep up appearanc
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by jpthurman 5y ago
That DoD is willing to address the need to leverage OSS and set a policy that balances and mitigates risk-benefit is a really positive step. I left the military almost 4yrs ago and even at the most advanced organizations there was a huge un
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by jpthurman 5y ago
This makes sense - the main reason GitLab took off is vertical integration with CI/CD which Github is catching up on. Github has the long game in mind and with it's size and preponderance of OSS I see it taking over when they inn
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Will Omicron Leave Most of Us Immune?(theatlantic.com)
21 points by jpthurman 5y ago|13 comments
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Having lived a similar path (Uffizzi was initially a Heroku-like PaaS before we pivoted) I’ll offer some lessons learned that I wish I could have had a crystal ball to see. -First I’ll reference Peter Thiel’s 10x rule - is your product or
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What Becoming a Parent Does to Your Happiness(theatlantic.com)
2 points by jpthurman 5y ago|0 comments
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by jpthurman 5y ago
Yes! I bike with my kids to school daily and if one of them gets out ahead of me inevitably a car stops to ask if they are alright

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