rambleraptor

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I built my own filing cabinet(alexstephen.me)
2 points by rambleraptor 2h ago|0 comments
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by rambleraptor 2mo ago
Personal software has been my passion project for the past few months. Part of my journey has been building out a platform for my apps to live on. Most web frameworks don’t have enough opinionated machinery built into them. You need user au
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Show HN: Homestead – Build apps for you, your family, and your agents(myhomestead.dev)
3 points by rambleraptor 2mo ago|0 comments
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by rambleraptor 2mo ago
I’m working on [Homestead]( https://myhomestead.dev ), which is my OSS solution for building personal apps. You can build web-apps and Homestead will handle backend, agent support, authentication, notifications, and a bunch of oth
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by rambleraptor 4mo ago
I’ve been working on an OSS backend-in-a-box called [aepbase]( https://aepbase.io/ ). For the past few years, a group of us from Google, Microsoft, GM, IBM, Roblox, Rubrik + more have been working on a design standard for API
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by rambleraptor 5mo ago
What’s GSAP?
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by rambleraptor 6mo ago
The AEPs were originally based off Google AIPs, but we did a hard fork and have altered a lot since then. For one thing, the AIPs were entirely protobuf focused, while we're focusing equally on protobuf + OpenAPI. The CRUD methods are
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AEP (API Design Standard and Tooling Ecosystem)(aep.dev)
35 points by rambleraptor 6mo ago|10 comments
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by rambleraptor 8mo ago
I'm not convinced that any of these are solving API design problems.
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OpenAPI Isn't Enough(alexstephen.me)
3 points by rambleraptor 8mo ago|2 comments
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by rambleraptor 9mo ago
AEP began its life as a fork of AIP! We’ve got a bunch of ex-Google folks on the project, including the former API Lead at Google.
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by rambleraptor 9mo ago
I’ll make a plug for aep.dev, which is a collection of API design best practices and assorted tooling
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Aep-2026: API Design Standard and Tooling Ecosystem(aep.dev)
3 points by rambleraptor 9mo ago|1 comments
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by rambleraptor 4y ago
Aside - where was the diagram made?
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by rambleraptor 5y ago
Grades aren’t terribly important. Some companies (including notable ones) will filter those with lower than a certain GPA, but there’s always ways around that. If you don’t have good grades, rely on your school name. If your school isn’t no
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by rambleraptor 6y ago
These are the same kinds of communities are just being ravaged by brain drain. Their brightest students And their college graduates are being driven out of town from lack of opportunity. Those are the people who businesses want to hire. Ins
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Ford allowing dogs at work in bid to lure tech talent, change culture(crainsdetroit.com)
1 points by rambleraptor 7y ago|0 comments
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by rambleraptor 7y ago
A lot of it has to do with credentialing. MOOC credentials aren’t worth the time investment.
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by rambleraptor 7y ago
It's really cool to see a unicorn come out of Detroit. The area isn't known for tech, despite having the largest concentration of engineers in the country. Hopefully, more startups like StockX and Duo Security will shine light on
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by rambleraptor 7y ago
That seems very unusual for a low CoL city. It seems like there's an unbelievably large gulf between high + low CoL cities (far more than CoL would account for)
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Why Fighting Brain Drain Is the Wrong Battle(crainsdetroit.com)
1 points by rambleraptor 8y ago|0 comments
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by rambleraptor 8y ago
Why pick Michigan of all the universities for this stereotype?
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by rambleraptor 8y ago
This is also responsible for geographic inequality throughout the country. The large tech companies are based out of Silicon Valley and Seattle. The majority of their employees and economic activity will be in those areas.
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by rambleraptor 9y ago
At what point does it become cheaper to buy real estate in cheaper cities and use the excess money to attract talent there?
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by rambleraptor 9y ago
I feel like this potentially buried the lede. Apple is planning on opening up a new campus in the USA. I feel like Amazon's HQ2 search is going to open the floodgates for tech companies asking for public incentives. Tech companies in t
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Christmas Tech Support – A guide for helping relatives with computer security(christmastechsupport.com)
2 points by rambleraptor 9y ago|0 comments
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by rambleraptor 9y ago
With how much talent the coasts seem to suck in, there needs to be a better conversation about how the rest of the country attracts talent. It's becoming more and more obvious that economic growth is predicated on solid jobs requiring
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by rambleraptor 9y ago
I'm curious if we'll see the Detroit economy take off as a result of more self-driving car work in the area. It seems like Metro Detroit hasn't seen many of the tech gains that the coastal tech hubs have seen.
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by rambleraptor 9y ago
People in the Metro Detroit area seem to conflate University of Michigan, Michigan State, and Wayne State as being equals / near equals.
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Introducing Puppet Support for Google Cloud(cloudplatform.googleblog.com)
2 points by rambleraptor 9y ago|0 comments

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