tzaman

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by tzaman 7y ago
One of the major worries that I've had when launching our marketplace was poaching; What if clients (the demand side) decide to hire developers (the supply side) outside of our platform? Of course, we had rules against that in terms of
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by tzaman 8y ago
1. I push a hotfix to GitHub. 2. Jenkins (which is on Google Cloud) builds it, and it already has all the Docker steps cached from previous builds, so it's fast. 3. Jenkins pushes the image to Google Cloud repo, which is almost instant
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by tzaman 8y ago
Honestly, the size doesn't matter. I was once in the camp of small Docker images, but realized it's simply not worth the tradeoff, since there's only one upside to them, and that upside is fast transfer of images. However, th
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Typekit is Adobe fonts(theblog.adobe.com)
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by tzaman 8y ago
Must be cultural differences then - nobody around here (Central Europe) cares or asks about rings.
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by tzaman 8y ago
So what is the point of one?
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by tzaman 8y ago
Out of curiosity, what's all the fuss with engagement rings in the first place? When me and my wife got engaged, I gave her nothing (nor did she expect anything), just asked her to marry me and she agreed, we kissed and that was it. We
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by tzaman 8y ago
Ok, I'll bite - enlighten us.
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by tzaman 9y ago
Slightly sarcastic, but on point: Doctors say a glass of red wine per day is good for your blood. But now, they also say it'll increase chances of getting cancer. So I guess I need to choose between these two. Too much of anything is a
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by tzaman 9y ago
A victim here. My 2007 MacBook Pro started to swell on the bottom after a couple of years, didn't think much of it, it was a tiny bump at first, but then it almost doubled in thickness so I replaced it with a cheap Chinese knockoff (wa
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by tzaman 9y ago
Same here, doesn't instill much confidence for a hosting company to have their homepage down.
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by tzaman 9y ago
I use N26 as my personal bank, and I must say it's pretty much instantaneous - when I pay contactless, I can hear my phone notification before I get to put the card back in the wallet. I've tested the card across Europe while trav
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by tzaman 9y ago
Care to elaborate why? I'm somewhat of an apple-fanboy but Surface seems more and more appealing, and I'm leaning towards giving one a try.
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by tzaman 9y ago
Aj dident nou der vr sou meni Slavik pipol araunt dis plejs. Veri hepi tu si felou Slavs komentink on Hekr Njuz
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by tzaman 9y ago
Does this mean that anyone who's using Segment to collect data on their customer and sends it to a warehouse like Google Big Query is more likely to have a problem because the data is "shared" with two third parties? (pardon
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by tzaman 9y ago
Thanks, I do in fact use AirBnB's config, just wondering whether there's anything I was missing.
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by tzaman 9y ago
I've been always meaning to try this out but always just keep reusing the ESLint config, which is probably a bit out of date now. So the question is, could someone explain to me (and everyone who has these same thoughts) why is Standar
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by tzaman 9y ago
One thing that's still missing but would be quite valuable is a good egress approach/configuration. For example, we use an external PostgreSQL provider in which I can configure access IPs. Since K8s nodes (on GKE) get different IP
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by tzaman 10y ago
It appears Docker Hub is hosted on S3 as well, none of the official images can be pulled.
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by tzaman 10y ago
I have an employee from the US (I'm otherwise from Europe) and while visiting through the conversation/personal stories he explained the most interesting part of relationship between US authorities and citizens: You're less l
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by tzaman 10y ago
Thank you!
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by tzaman 10y ago
Someone care to (briefly) elaborate what this is about for us not up to speed?
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by tzaman 10y ago
> 4: Raw SVG >= D3 for simple data visualisations You can have a bit of both. D3 has a dependency "d3-scale" [0], which is a perfect choice if you'd like D3 to do the math and React to take care of the DOM. 0: https:&#
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by tzaman 10y ago
I wasn't at first either, but benefits outweigh the risks (which are all security related). It's something I'm willing to re-think if it turns out to be problematic on any level. But so far after half a year in production, we
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by tzaman 10y ago
Actually, the problem is that Docker logs to stdout rather than to logfile(s)
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by tzaman 10y ago
> (We also went from paying $1k/mo to $0/mo, which is a very nice side effect) That's not entirely true, because someone had to set Jenkins up and has to maintain it, but once things are rolling, it hardly needs any input.
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by tzaman 10y ago
Juenkins' Kubernetes plugin allows to mount secrets like with usual pods so we deploy test secrets just like we normally do production ones. As for glusterfs, our Nginx reverse proxy also has a cron job that runs letsencrypt automatic
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by tzaman 10y ago
Thanks for clarification - I'll definitely have a look :)
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by tzaman 10y ago
I'll definitely check it out - but the problem with many of these tools is a lack of "proper" Docker support, along with the ability to self host and debug. Thanks for the heads up!
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by tzaman 10y ago
Seeing how much people recommend other solutions, I've actually moved from Travis to Jenkins, and never looked back. Yes, Jenkins has its issues (crappy UX, poor/awkward docs), but where it shines is the fact it's self-hosted

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