mlakewood

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by mlakewood 6y ago
Found it! just in case somebody else is yelling into the void https://medium.com/wardleymaps/on-being-lost-2ef5f05eb1ec
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Trying to find a blog series on company strategy
1 points by mlakewood 6y ago|1 comments
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by mlakewood 8y ago
FYI: The article seems to make a comment that implies that SPIFFE is only available to Kubernetes, this isnt the case and SPIFFE is explicitly designed for heterogenous environments.
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by mlakewood 9y ago
Thats the primary motivation and main focus for SPIFFE. Providing service to service identity. However because its not breaking any of the standards its potentially applicable in other contexts. The SPIFFE SVID (the certificate standard) do
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by mlakewood 9y ago
There is a new standard forming for providing identity with this kind of architecture called SPIFFE. Check it out at https://spiffe.io . Its basically mutual TLS but with identity baked into the certificate. Along with what the c
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by mlakewood 10y ago
This is also big as a lot of account limits are on a per account basis.
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by mlakewood 10y ago
I think comparing the compilation of a C hello world program to a web-project, with inbuilt test scaffolding, serving of generated content, communication across a network and safe multi-threading of the network stack is a little bit of a m
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by mlakewood 11y ago
I think the real question is why would it want to? Ferrari is a specialist marque that, like most other super luxury brands, the parent company (in this case Fiat I believe) keeps around for the glow it gives its cheaper cars. There really
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by mlakewood 11y ago
Simulation testing using simulant is very intriguing to me. But up till now its been pretty impenetrable. Glad to see somebody picking up the education baton.
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by mlakewood 11y ago
There was an article I read a little while ago about urban/vertical farming in Detroit. It was saying that traditionally, like you say the economics of cost of transport vs cost of land has meant that farms are placed further out where
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by mlakewood 11y ago
I think the Sillier one is Broken Hill. That although its in NSW is on the SA Timezone.
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by mlakewood 12y ago
In my experience, what other people thought you communicated and what you thought communicated are often very far apart. Its an amazing thing, Humans are so good at communication but also so bad. I know with my significant other multiple ti
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Ahh I see. So all the connecting up of what listens on which interface is done somewhere else. This just created failures at the network level in some scriptable manner. Everything else is up to you. Makes sense. What I was thinking about w
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by mlakewood 12y ago
I've been thinking of doing something like this for a while. However I want to be able to get datapoints on all the requests going though the proxies so that I can run integration tests on a bunch of distributed systems working togethe
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by mlakewood 12y ago
I think some of the data in here is not quite accurate. Apparently there is a lead software engineer on $750,000 USD which doesnt seem right.
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by mlakewood 12y ago
AFAIK the only solution to this in the MySQL world is MHA. And that seems not that much better than the way Postgres does it. Which Relational databases are you referring to that do have this?
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The Problem with GitHub Code Reviews(blog.indifferenceapp.com)
4 points by mlakewood 12y ago|0 comments
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Oh awesome! thanks for the links!
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by mlakewood 12y ago
I think at some point it could be. At the moment im trying to make it work for Github pull requests as thats the need I can see. In the future working for something like bitbucket or arbitrary git repos I think would be a feature that could
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Hi! that sounds awesome! Email sent your way!
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Thanks! I think what you're saying is the details about the side-by-side view should be further up the page and the idea's around context should be more fleshed out? I'll also work on some better screen shots! Thanks once aga
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by mlakewood 12y ago
As a mac and linux user those would be my first targets. Im planning on writing it using clojure and embedding webkit in it (as im a web guy first) ala light-table. So moving from one platform to another should be trivial.
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Email sent! Thanks! For the other readers. First up. I find inline diff's really hard to comprehend once they get past a few lines changed here and there. This might be just me, but anecdotally I've found other devs to also feel t
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll work on some better screenshots. Is there anything from the content that you dont understand, that I could make clearer? Is this something that you would use?
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by mlakewood 12y ago
Reviewing pull requests in github with the inline diff is a pain. You also don't get enough context to do a correct review. This app is a way to fix that. At this point I want to validate the idea. If you're interested in this ple
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Make pull requests easier(indifferenceapp.com)
15 points by mlakewood 12y ago|17 comments
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by mlakewood 12y ago
I've found citibank, apart from thier not great website, have a pretty good deal. I have a US account and an Oz account and transferring between then is instantaneous. The obviously take a cut on the exchange rate, but its been pretty
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by mlakewood 12y ago
ahh... there wasnt a lot of people to need to get through there.
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Make your code deployments AIR-tight(plankandwhittle.com)
1 points by mlakewood 13y ago|0 comments
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3 ways to speed up deployment(plankandwhittle.com)
1 points by mlakewood 13y ago|0 comments

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