Sgoettschkes

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by Sgoettschkes 5y ago
ApoVerlag | (Frontend) Software Developer | ONSITE (Vienna, Austria) | Full-Time ApoVerlag is a publishing house going digital. We support health care professionals (doctors, pharmacists) as well as pharmacies and hospitals in their day-to-
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by Sgoettschkes 9y ago
No one ever got fired for doing backups. It's "industry standard" so if you don't do it, you'll be out of your job faster than the server which went down. Backups being actually restorable in a reasonable amount of
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by Sgoettschkes 9y ago
Location: Vienna, Austria Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Clojure, Clojurescript, Python, PHP Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sgoettschkes/ Email: sebastian dot goettschk
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by Sgoettschkes 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Vienna / Austria - Remote possible I'M a web developer working with Python, Dart, PHP and Javascript. I am also working on 2 Clojure projects (with Clojurescript). I have experience using MySQL, PostgreSQL, Google D
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by Sgoettschkes 10y ago
I'm German (born, raised and lived in Munich) and I do not associate "Läuft wie geschmiert" with bribe. To me it has only one meaning, which is "running smoothly". In this context I'd guess the person said that
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by Sgoettschkes 10y ago
I'm not sure that this blows the client away tbh. I had much more success with being critical but within reason. If a client suggests a feature I do not believe will work or is not worth the time, my approach is to agree that this is t
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(clojure 1) the beginning(sgoettschkes.me)
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(clojure 0) the setup(sgoettschkes.me)
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by Sgoettschkes 10y ago
It makes all the other pages look like pure marketing slang. So instead of counting domains or gigabytes, they count outgoing emails. How is this "radically different"?
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by Sgoettschkes 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Vienna, Austria - Remote preferred - no traveling 10 years+ of shipping software (PHP, Python, Javascript, Dart). I have worked with multiple databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Google Datastore) and on different Cloud pro
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An experiment(sgoettschkes.me)
1 points by Sgoettschkes 10y ago|0 comments
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Idempotent version updates with Ansible(sgoettschkes.me)
3 points by Sgoettschkes 11y ago|0 comments
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Dart, Vagrant and IDEs(sgoettschkes.me)
1 points by Sgoettschkes 11y ago|0 comments
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
If you are running on Heroku or Google App Engine, you don't have a server as well. AWS Lambda abstracts the concept of a server even more, but yeah... I also think the costs are pretty high. Of course I have no idea how much traffic a
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Vienna, Austria Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Python, JS, Dart Currently working 60% of my time for blossom.co (remote) as Python/Dart engineer (+ Google App Engine,
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What works for me(sgoettschkes.me)
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
Juggling: It's awesome because there is a vibrant community pushing the limits of what's possible. There are so many different things to juggling (balls, clubs, rings - But also devilsticks, pois, diablos, yoyos, ...) and you can
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
This scares me!
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
You can always use ansible ad-hoc tasks for this. There is the `raw` module which doesn't use python and just executes code.
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by Sgoettschkes 11y ago
Strange, I have the exact opposite experience. I am running devel and update every half month or so and it usually just works.
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
Location: Vienna / Austria Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Main stack: PHP (symfony), Javascript, CSS (Sass), MySQL, MongoDB, Vagrant, ansible, git; Other technology I played with: Python, nodejs, Haskell, bash, Go, R
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
15. Call the police or the fire department or paramedics using an app. I think this app is called telephone. You use it by typing an identifier of the service you want to reach (e.g. 911) and a call is dispatched.
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Vagrant and tmpfs(sgoettschkes.me)
2 points by Sgoettschkes 12y ago|0 comments
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
Location: Vienna, Austria Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP, Javascript, MySQL, MongoDB, redis, vagrant, ansible, chef, Debian/Ubuntu Resume: on request and https://github.com/Sgoettschkes Email: se
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
Location: Vienna, Austria, Europe Remote: Yes (done it before, would do again) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Mostly php (symfony2) and Javascript (mostly jQuery but also AngularJs), python, nodejs, haskell, Java; Also DevOps like va
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
Regarding 1. As far as I know, npm says in it's docs you should add node_modules to your scm because there is no way to install the exact same version through npm on different machines. On the other hand, composer has a .lock file whic
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
It's 2014, isn't it? Damned!
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
America, land of the free... Just wow! I'm living in Vienna and these things are common here. We have local stores having a "take something, leave somthing" shelf. We even have a few "cupboards" installed by the cit
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
2 weeks to late?
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by Sgoettschkes 12y ago
I could not live without vagrant anymore. Developing inside vm, having a linux env on my windows machine, testing stuff, testing ansible/chef setups with a testing vm... It's so easy :)

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