MattRogish

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by MattRogish 3y ago
I agree - microservices are a technical solution to a people problem. Stevey's seminal "Platforms Rant" ( https://gist.github.com/chitchcock/1281611 ) touches on this - the reason why Dread Pirate Bezo
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Ultraprocessed Foods – A New Theory of Obesity(scientificamerican.com)
319 points by MattRogish 7y ago|339 comments
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by MattRogish 8y ago
Your three superpowers as a solo founder need to be: 1) Deep expertise and network with potential customers 2) Ability to empathize and connect with your customers and sell the thing 3) Ability to build some sort of MVP The deep expertise a
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MRI disabled every iOS device in facility(reddit.com)
2 points by MattRogish 8y ago|0 comments
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by MattRogish 8y ago
Always always always use a payroll provider. If possible (size permitting) use a PEO (JustWorks, TriNet, etc) to take care of payroll taxes and state/local unemployment registration/withholding etc. (especially if you are distribu
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MoviePass Won't Let Users Cancel Accounts, Renewing Plans Against Their Will(indiewire.com)
2 points by MattRogish 8y ago|3 comments
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Why I Work Remotely(mattrogish.com)
2 points by MattRogish 8y ago|0 comments
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by MattRogish 8y ago
I agree. We moved from NYC to suburban Philadelphia (walk score of almost zero). We both work from home, which is great. But the house has been one project after another, and although there are ebbs and flows, there's likely always som
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by MattRogish 8y ago
For a B2B SaaS company, the easiest/most likely[1] algorithm to succeed[2]: 1) Be embedded in the industry for a while 2) Make lots of connections, build credibility 3) Build SaaS app to solve key pain point you experienced in #1 4) Se
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“Remote Teams”: When they work, and when they don't(medium.com)
3 points by MattRogish 9y ago|0 comments
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by MattRogish 9y ago
Dang, somehow I missed that. Rawk!
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by MattRogish 9y ago
What is interesting is the DB cleaner gem actually does check for `RAILS_ENV=production` and a `DATABASE_URL` that is remote: https://github.com/DatabaseCleaner/database_cleaner#safeguar... It's possible they disa
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by MattRogish 9y ago
Hi Michael, Although we strive to hire everyone who reaches the final stages (it's super time consuming for everyone, you and the team!), ultimately we have to turn away people who are awesome but aren't a perfect fit (at our teen
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by MattRogish 9y ago
Hi, I'm sorry you felt your time was wasted; we do not aim to do that at any point in the process (it wastes our time, too! :D). We are a kubernetes consulting and DevOps-as-a-Service shop, and some amount of our demand's final ma
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by MattRogish 9y ago
Hi! Thank you for your question! Due to $reasons, we can only accept applications from folks that currently possess a right to work in the United States (e.g. https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-get-a-permit-to-work-in-th... )
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by MattRogish 9y ago
https://www.ReactiveOps.com | Sr Site Reliability Engineer (AWS/GKE Kubernetes) | Full-Time; 155-160k DoE; 0.01% equity | Remote, Right-to-work-in USA ReactiveOps is a DevOps consulting and services company, focused on AWS&
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by MattRogish 9y ago
https://www.ReactiveOps.com | Jr-Mid-Sr Site Reliability Engineer (AWS/GKE Kubernetes) | Full-Time; $90-160k DoE; 0.01-0.1% equity | Remote, Right-to-work-in USA ReactiveOps is a DevOps consulting and services company, focu
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by MattRogish 9y ago
EKS is likely to be in preview/beta for most if not all of next year. Even after it exits preview, you'd probably want someone else to kick the production tires. Given how Kube on EC2 is doable/manageable (that's what we
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by MattRogish 9y ago
We (ReactiveOps) use a combination of CircleCI and some scripts wrapping kubectl https://github.com/reactiveops/rok8s-scripts
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by MattRogish 9y ago
We ( https://www.ReactiveOps.com ) run a lot of clusters for our clients in AWS (and also GKE, but..) using kops. It's definitely possible to run a lot of clusters, but kops is only one piece of the puzzle. Autoscaling, self-
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Introducing Pentagon - Kubernetes Automation(reactiveops.com)
4 points by MattRogish 9y ago|0 comments
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by MattRogish 9y ago
I was talking with a friend about this, that works at a big SV company that is known for high comp. Why don't they have a child care facility? Surely they can afford it! His response was - paraphrasing - "What happens if someone q
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by MattRogish 9y ago
Building this stuff by hand is... yeah. We open source our Kube bootstrap toolkit (which uses kops). No one should build this by hand. It would be like, I dunno, setting up a MariaDB Galera Cluster by hand when you intend to use RDS (not a
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by MattRogish 9y ago
SEEKING WORK (REMOTE) - DEVOPS (KUBERNETES, AWS/GKE AUTOMATION) CONSULTING We're a team of 7 engineers at Reactiveops.com that do AWS/GCP automation centered around building your own PaaS with Kubernetes. We also do "Dev
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by MattRogish 9y ago
We (ReactiveOps.com) use kops: https://github.com/kubernetes/kops It works well with Ubuntu and we are working on CoreOS (although no promises it gets merged back into core). Kops can do upgrades although historically
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by MattRogish 10y ago
Well, yeah. That's why they bought Joyent.
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Ethics can’t be a side hustle(deardesignstudent.com)
3 points by MattRogish 10y ago|1 comments
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Kops 101 – The Kubernetes Deployment Game-Changer(reactiveops.com)
6 points by MattRogish 10y ago|0 comments
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by MattRogish 10y ago
We have 2 people on rotation and anything like this you pair with someone else and talk through it. As we like to say "It's only a mistake if we both make it."
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Warm Takes on Microsoft’s Surface Pro 4(medium.com)
2 points by MattRogish 10y ago|1 comments

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