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by ABS 11y ago
plants, trees and flowers were chosen and put together considering the effect they have as seasons change. Page 12 of this PDF has a list of them grouped by season with an idea of their visual impact: www.porta-nuova.com/pdf/BOSCO
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by ABS 11y ago
"Perhaps there is a seasonal element, or the trees need time to grow and fill the space" Perhaps?!? of course, it would have been enough to look for recent photos online to see it's already nearer to the original rendeering,
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by ABS 11y ago
I played with Concourse when it was initially released but it wasn't there for us yet and at the moment there is no reason to change but definitely need to test it again. I couldn't find any docs on intra pipeline dependency manag
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by ABS 11y ago
GoCD pipeline config is actually (sort of) declarative and stored in XML format in an internal git repo so it's versioned and you can recover/replay any version of it (in fact you can visualize the very first version of a pipeline
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Seesaw: scalable and robust load balancing(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
7 points by ABS 11y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 11y ago
The "without a sales team" meme is utter nonsense. I still don't quite understand how all the press can ignore the fact that Atlassian has a huge network of partners (in the hundreds), in almost every country of the world, th
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by ABS 11y ago
Highly recommend the entertaining talk Ben Huges from Esty gave at Operability.IO in London on "Security for non-unicorns" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4ra9_KnMdk&list=PLK4VB0caul... He talks about this as
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by ABS 11y ago
I interviewed a few folks on the topic some time ago and published the results here: https://highops.com/insights/immutable-infrastructure-6-ques... I particularly like the definition that emerged: 'I see it as co
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by ABS 11y ago
ok but that's not what you wrote. I quoted verbatim what you wrote and it's not correct, Docker images do not "contain full-blown operating systems as they are meant to run arbitrary applications" unless you decide to pu
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by ABS 11y ago
I also recommend Patrick Kua's 'Talking with Tech Leads' book: http://blog.fogcreek.com/becoming-a-tech-lead-interview-with... There is also this interview with him here: http://blog.fogcreek.com&#
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by ABS 11y ago
you are missing the point of my comment which is: your "Footprint" is factually wrong
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by ABS 11y ago
you kinda lost me at this: "Docker images are big and contain full-blown operating systems as they are meant to run arbitrary applications" because it's exactly how you are not supposed to use docker, you are supposed to incl
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All videos from Operability.IO now online(youtube.com)
1 points by ABS 11y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 11y ago
Go.CD maybe? http://www.go.cd/
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How much are we worth? I don't know and I don't care(signalvnoise.com)
4 points by ABS 11y ago|0 comments
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Ansible repo for building an ec2 VPC with Auto Scaling NAT group(github.com)
5 points by ABS 11y ago|0 comments
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Service Discovery: 6 questions to 4 experts(highops.com)
1 points by ABS 11y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 11y ago
For those looking into this topic only now we interviewed 6 people who have been doing this for some time, collected their answers and published them + did a hangout with them here: https://highops.com/insights/immutabl
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by ABS 12y ago
can people who should know better please stop calling 'open source' anything and everything? this is not open source
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Hacienda small RESTful service to manage content and translations stored as JSON(github.com)
2 points by ABS 12y ago|0 comments
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Extreme Programming Revived?(ronjeffries.com)
10 points by ABS 12y ago|4 comments
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This is the best explanation of gerrymandering you will ever see(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by ABS 12y ago|3 comments
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by ABS 12y ago
> On a related tangent, apparently modern karate originated in Okinawa it's well documented actually, before 1900 or so no one in mainland Japan knew anything about what would later be called karate. Gichin Funakoshi (father of shot
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by ABS 12y ago
sure but there is a different between finding them, knowing how to changed them and executing that change. You need to know way more than what process is not working before knowing how to change it and you will need people on board to achie
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by ABS 12y ago
> show improvement within 90 days any (senior) executive who changes things in the first 90 days has got it completely wrong. And if who hired them expect sweeping changes in 90 days then they got it even worse. Anything that a new hire
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Prior art request for “Performance tests in a continuous deployment pipeline”(patents.stackexchange.com)
2 points by ABS 12y ago|0 comments
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by ABS 12y ago
Here's the video from his talk at EuroClojure 2012 https://vimeo.com/45130708
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by ABS 12y ago
I agree with everything you say from a technical point of view, it just doesn't change the political/business/marketing consideration IMHO
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by ABS 12y ago
little bit of snark: wasn't Docker "fundamentally flawed"? If that was really the premise to launch Rocket why bother with this humongous PR? Don't get me wrong, I totally see how this is good for Rocket, just be honest
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Why I went all-in on IT Operations with HighOps(marco.hubdirector.com)
1 points by ABS 12y ago|0 comments

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