mpermar

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by mpermar 4y ago
Great stuff! Would love to know your take on Sigsum (sigsum.org) and also on how it compares to Sigstore ( https://git.sigsum.org/sigsum/tree/archive/2022-03-15-notes-... ). I found that reading and the proje
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by mpermar 4y ago
>Nearly a decade later, new problems arose when Kubernetes (the operating system of the cloud) brought open-source collaboration to a new level. I'd love to get more context to that statement to understand it better because as it is
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by mpermar 4y ago
Ecosystem-fatigue maybe? I don't know if there is an existing term for this but it's got more and more common and it's going to get a hell lot of more. As a junior engineer (20+ years ago, for me), anything new is enjoyable.
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by mpermar 5y ago
VMware/Bitnami | Senior Software Engineers & Senior Product Manager | Spain & Others | Full-time | REMOTE | https://careers.vmware.com Note: Spain is preferred for the engineering positions but open to any location
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by mpermar 5y ago
Widely known... by a few techies. Well, certainly many more than in 1995, right? But can't compare those times to these days.
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by mpermar 5y ago
Awesome story. I'm not sure if this is just my personal feeling but I would say that stealing intellectual property was sort of common at that time. Open source was not widely known, knowledge was scarce, communities were just ramping
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by mpermar 5y ago
Now I miss my 90s cheap MTB. I remember me as a teenager buying and setting up the bar ends. It felt so cool. For a kid it was like the ultimate performance improvement. But well, right, they were so 90s. That wouldn't really fit at al
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by mpermar 5y ago
Or maybe it is just not obvious that the background waves are a visualization. I just was reading this thread after going to the website and thought "I didn't see any visualization either". Then went back to the website and n
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by mpermar 5y ago
This post and the Leetcode post both today in HN are in the totally different extremes at hiring. Try to get to dissect the person's psyche or try to find the best algorithm-maker? Totally different ways of hiring. Is the right formula
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by mpermar 5y ago
This article seems to take it on Redis as it unproperly supports this use case, but Redis does not seem to be a right choice for a cheap vertically scalable k-v store. I didn't know SSSD but really you could have chosen amongst many ot
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by mpermar 5y ago
I think you should throw away everything and start from scratch sailing on an already solid platform. Whether that is a plugin for Office 365, a paid app for Smartsheet or Airtable or any other *already successful* platform. From your submi
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Apache Kafka vs. Apache Pulsar(blog.bigdataboutique.com)
2 points by mpermar 6y ago|0 comments
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by mpermar 6y ago
An app for finding the best hotels for traveling with kids. It was basically crawling the booking.com API and then applying an algorithm to figure out if a property was suitable for families with children or not. It would do the usual. Pars
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by mpermar 8y ago
I'm really grateful to the Eclipse Foundation because they changed my life giving a scholarship to a little kid in Europe that pretty much never had left his home and flying me to San Jose. Changed my life. But they truly killed Eclips
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Ask HN: What are the best multi-day/track software conferences these days?
2 points by mpermar 8y ago|2 comments
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by mpermar 9y ago
This can be great if they start putting bike racks within hotel properties, which would be great for them too as there is a) easy access to people that do not have vehicles, and b) hotel properties use to be "reasonably" safe for
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by mpermar 9y ago
mmm.. well..., this happens everywhere outside sillicon valley and it is normally handled playing together. King of the field.
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by mpermar 9y ago
Isn't reality a fiction either?
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by mpermar 9y ago
Because then every minority can vote whatever they want. A few of your neighbours can vote to kick your family out of your house. A few rival supporters can vote to kick your team out of your favourite league. Some students can vote to kick
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by mpermar 9y ago
What you can't do is to reward people voting on a poll that the majority does not want to vote in.
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by mpermar 9y ago
People that are raising the red flag of a civil war aren't that far away from reality, but that would not be a civil war in Spain, but a civil war in Catalonia. Catalonian independent politicians representing only a minority of the peo
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by mpermar 9y ago
And China was crazy for banning ICOs...
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by mpermar 9y ago
I've worked from home for the last 10 years. Before that I had regular jobs but also ran hobby Open Source projects from home too. Reflecting on this time I don't think I would have done it differently. I'm certain that I&#x2
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by mpermar 9y ago
Why would you buy an iphone if any cheap $100 android phone will do good enough?
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by mpermar 9y ago
Right. GoPro to me is like the iPhone of the action cameras. Yes there might be other cameras with better performance, but when you think about an action camera and you have the budget you go for a GoPro. That can hardly be considered as a
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by mpermar 9y ago
10 years is also quite optimist on this type of mattresses. Their compositions are usually very poor with low density foams that deform easily with time. I'd be surprised if models marked that cheap last more than 5 years on average.
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by mpermar 9y ago
My inlaw family does run a mattress distribution company. They have represented many brands over the last 30 years. There is one thing that never changes, you get what you pay for. So before buying into the whole "cut the intermediarie
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by mpermar 10y ago
Spain, 4BR/200m2 house, roughly 5.500KWh/year. No A/C, heating used pretty much only in winter.
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by mpermar 10y ago
Being specialized in .NET stack you're likely like me in your 30s or 40s. Life in our 20s was simple. Java or .NET or PHP, specialize in one or the other, and there we go, we can build a career on top. I share many of your feelings. I
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by mpermar 10y ago
Number (3) is specially painful. The fact that their documentation makes it very explicit that the host is bridged by default and containers are "pingable" aggravates it a little bit further as it seems as a very basic pre-requisi

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