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Show HN: Plural – Bringing AI to DevOps the way Cursor did for coding
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4y ago
lmao
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Neuralink expected to begin human trials in six months
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4y ago
would love if you could elaborate your definition for open core (and success) as curious to hear an alternative perspective :-)
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4y ago
Hi everyone! I am Sam the CEO and Co-Founder of Plural. I’ve been in open source for over a decade. I spent 4 years at Red Hat before spending the next 6 years building products at MongoDB. Most recently I was the Head of Product at Unqork
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Plural.sh – A deployment engine for open source applications on Kubernetes
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4y ago
How consistent have the results been? I used this in the past with some flakiness...
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4y ago
This: https://github.com/pluralsh/plural
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4y ago
For sure, there is power at the cost of agility! I've seen cases where we started off as simply as possible with no k8's. We built the initial product really quickly using a ton of managed services. Whilst it was great to get us g
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How we built a Kubernetes powered multi-cloud application delivery platform
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Launch HN: Plural – Multi-Cloud OSS Application Deployments on Kubernetes
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5y ago
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Article: Why NPS Sucks
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9y ago
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Here's why more features don't make better products
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9 tips to survive Product Management
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10y ago
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How to Build Better Products: The Feature Fallacy
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10y ago
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10y ago
I would say I would -never- base a hiring decision on someone who was poor at answering a market sizing or logic question. However, I do like to see candidates with determination to try and answer, explore multiple possible answers, and rem
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How to Pass the Product Manager Interview
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10y ago
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