spudfkc

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by spudfkc 4y ago
It's worth pointing out that if you ignore the fact that Snowden is in Russia, then you are ignoring important context. In his situation, it's not like he's free to write and publish anything he wants.
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by spudfkc 9y ago
Hold on a second... How is Pittsburgh on the map, but Cleveland is no where to be found? I know this isn't a completely accurate list, but: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_breweries_in_Ohio#Nort... https:&#
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by spudfkc 10y ago
I do something very similar but with GitHub and Teamcity. Automating the upgrades (i.e. redeploys) in Rancher is pretty straight forward - their API is super easy to use. I ended up writing a simple tool in mostly Bash to handle it, and thr
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by spudfkc 10y ago
At my last job, we started off using Mesos and Marathon, but eventually ended up dropping that in favor of a homemade solution using SaltStack (the manager demanded we drop Mesos/Marathon and use Salt - it was pretty shitty). At my cur
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CoverMyMeds gets acquired by McKesson for $1.1bil(covermymeds.com)
7 points by spudfkc 10y ago|1 comments
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by spudfkc 10y ago
Unfortunately, we are not sponsoring Visas at the moment.
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by spudfkc 10y ago
Complion | Cleveland, OH | full-time | Onsite | Full-Stack Developer We're a small group making a huge impact in the clinical-trial world! My team is looking for more developers! We are currently building our brand new platform and we
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by spudfkc 10y ago
I've found this to be a pain when setting up a container-based environment. The easiest approach is to just to avoid it as much as possible - hopefully your cloud provider has some managed services (i.e. AWS RDS) that will handle most
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by spudfkc 10y ago
I haven't dived into Kubernetes yet, but I set up Rancher for our new application and it has been nothing short of amazing so far. I can't express how happy we've been with it. I previously tried the Mesos/Marathon route
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by spudfkc 10y ago
I use Swift at work, and while it is a great tool, it is a bitch to set up. I would be curious to learn how Minio works more technically on a distributed level: how is object replication handled? are downloads automatically routed t
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by spudfkc 10y ago
Complion ( http://stackoverflow.com/jobs/companies/complion ) | Cleveland, OH | QA Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Complion is a fast-growing startup in beautiful Cleveland, Ohio. We're a small team looking to gr
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by spudfkc 10y ago
As a native Clevelander, I love the idea of the a rust-belt city becoming the next big startup hub. Unfortunately, I can't help but disagree with several points in this article: Low cost of living: Sure, it's low compared to SF, b
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by spudfkc 10y ago
Isn't that exactly what those agencies want?
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by spudfkc 10y ago
Hey, I'm a full-stack dev in Ohio!
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by spudfkc 11y ago
I want to second the fact that a microservice architecture is great because of the ease of deployments (but only after the initial overhead!). I can attest first-hand to the large overhead that comes with creating something from scratch wit
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by spudfkc 11y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes (depends on location) Technologies: Python, Go, Java, Flask, Django, Elasticsearch, Redis, Apache Kafka, Mesos/Marathon, Docker, JavaScript, AWS Resume/CV: http:/&
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by spudfkc 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Cleveland, OH or Remote Currently looking for freelance work. I have experience working Python/Flask/Django, Java, and Go. I also have a lot of DevOps-based experience if you're in need of some consulting or adv
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by spudfkc 11y ago
We use GitLab at work, and while it works great for hosting internal stuff, any open source projects I'm still going to put on GitHub. GitHub has the community, and I'd personally not like to see that divided, not to mention the i
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by spudfkc 11y ago
Cool, but not sure I'd use this. The only reason I could see this being used is if you're writing code into a textarea that isn't syntax-aware, or if you just really want vim keybindings when you're typing a long email.
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by spudfkc 11y ago
I get why GitLab wrote this, but it seems like just a stab at GitHub. There seems to be a lot of hating on GitHub here, but I personally love GitHub (and we use GitLab at my current employer). I think GitLab is doing a great thing, and I ap
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by spudfkc 11y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, Go, Docker, SaltStack, Ansible, SQL, Git, AWS, *nix Résumé/CV: http://hire.nickcaley.com Email: ncc.fkc@gmail.com
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We are a dev team from IBM (many of us formerly UrbanCode), ask us anything(reddit.com)
5 points by spudfkc 12y ago|0 comments
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by spudfkc 12y ago
We started a game of Diplomacy in the office. 7 developers, 7 players, 1 day per turn. We use Backstabbr to keep track of the game and have it drawn up on a whiteboard - it's been a lot of fun and increased moral a decent bit. It'
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by spudfkc 12y ago
That's owned by IBM http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4802:4qk...