MattRogish

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by MattRogish 11y ago
The "genesis" (perhaps) of the current rise of microservices might be the Yegge Platform rant and the 2 Pizza rule https://plus.google.com/+RipRowan/posts/eVeouesvaVX http://www.businessinside
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by MattRogish 11y ago
If a vendor leaves an umbrella under which you can profitably compete, then there's a business there. Or if you can differentiate enough. Heck, why not? That said, the risky thing about this in particular is infrastructure products lik
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by MattRogish 11y ago
Hey everyone looking for a migration path out - we have a “DevOps-as-a-Service” model where we can migrate Parse folks to AWS (not DO unfortunately) with full infrastructure automation, immutable infrastructure, autoscaling, chatOps deploym
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by MattRogish 11y ago
Having just gone through this in the last year, I can say there is a FHA 203(k) Rehab Loan/Insurance which is designed to do what the author desires. However, it's not exactly easy to do (a full rehab doesn't qualify for the
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by MattRogish 11y ago
Beginning of the end. 10-SEP-1992 People have been curious about the new PC game Wolfenstein 3D. We have wondered how the speed of the "real" 3D effect was accomplished. This explanation came off the usenet from someone at SGI: Wo
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by MattRogish 11y ago
My understanding is only US citizens can go through certain clearance/background checks required by our clients. Although perhaps it's just folks with a valid right-to-work? I don't know for certain, I'll amend it to be
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by MattRogish 11y ago
ReactiveOps | REMOTE, Anywhere BUT must have legal right to work in US & pass Gov't required background check(s) | Senior Site Reliability Engineers / Consultants @ ReactiveOps, Inc ( https://www.reactiveops.com&#x2F
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by MattRogish 11y ago
I think a theme that I keep hearing re: HomeJoy (I was a customer in 3 cities over 3-4 years) is they weren't solving the right problem. My problem as a customer wasn't finding a cleaner, but finding and retaining a cleaner I like
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by MattRogish 11y ago
I think it depends a lot on the market you're in, how you've funded your company, and where you live. A founder of a bootstrapped, remote company in Iowa has far more risk than almost any engineer in NYC or SF. Relatively speaking
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T-Mobile CEO on Experian's Data Breach(t-mobile.com)
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by MattRogish 11y ago
So, here's my take on the Uber-ification of cars: 1) Cars have a useful lifespan far longer than the car loan payment. This will continue to favor private car ownership until the maintenance and upkeep costs outweigh the marginal cost
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Premium Android hits the wall: the Q2 2015 smartphone scorecard(theoverspill.wordpress.com)
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by MattRogish 11y ago
This matches with my recent (April) experience doing benefits shopping. I evaluated TriNet, JustWorks, Zenefits, and individual brokers. We decided to go with a PEO for the same reasons. Not only is Zenefits just a broker, their quotes for
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by MattRogish 11y ago
ReactiveOps | REMOTE - US based ONLY | Site Reliability Engineers / Consultants We're a completely distributed company performing two important services for our clients: 1) DevOps consulting (infrastructure automation, containeriz
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Request Hijacking Vulnerability in RubyGems(trustwave.com)
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“Unquestionable greed”: The startup CEO who stole $765k from his friends(arstechnica.com)
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by MattRogish 12y ago
REMOTE, Authorized to work in US; full-time/part-time/contractor/perm - ReactiveOps We're a completely distributed company performing two important services for our clients: 1) DevOps consulting (infrastructure automatio
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“X to Close: The origins of the use of [x] in UI design”(medium.com)
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When *not* to build an SOA(speakerdeck.com)
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Technology Leader Mentorship Program(mattrogish.com)
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FlightAware “Misery Map” showing realtime flight cancelations/delays(flightaware.com)
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A Modest Proposal: How to Replace Semver(mattrogish.com)
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U.S. To Open Embassy in Cuba(thedailybeast.com)
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You must “be totally gay for code” to work at this startup(arcticstartup.com)
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by MattRogish 12y ago
We've been using Passenger at RailsMachine.com since they released it, and have always been impressed with the team and the performance of the product (across hundreds of customer applications on thousands of app servers) over the year
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by MattRogish 12y ago
Remote - Rails Machine - Senior/Mid-Level Site Reliability Engineers == Email matt at railsmachine dot com and please put "SRE Job Application" in the subject. Thanks! == At Rails Machine, we all work from home - we have a “R
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Macworld lays off most staff(twitter.com)
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This Isn't About Me(medium.com)
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by MattRogish 12y ago
That's basically http://www.smartbackyard.com/ (from SmartGardener.com)
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by MattRogish 12y ago
Rails Machine - https://railsmachine.com - Remote, USA --------------------------------- ---- Who are we looking for? ---- --------------------------------- Operations professionals (DevOps, SysAdmin, Automation, DBA

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