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amackera
10y ago
Interested to see the results from this, I know we use open source like crazy.
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amackera
10y ago
Interesting stuff. Not quite sure who the pricing is geared at --- companies that have a project and want to promote it / grow it?
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amackera
10y ago
Absolutely! Open source or closed source :)
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amackera
10y ago
Hey HN! This is our first public release. We're looking for any feedback y'all might have. This is just the first step in the sequence of automating all of those annoying things that software developers deal with every day. We
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Show HN: CadenceBot – Help your team move faster by organizing code reviews
(cadencebot.com)
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amackera
10y ago
Applied for software developer position at Top Hat ( https://tophat.com ). Ended up getting hired as their 2nd employee. Worked there for 5 years, after being promoted to VP Engineering and eventually Chief Architect. Saw the comp
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amackera
10y ago
Hard to believe but most of the engineers I've worked with were actually adults, and didn't need to be treated like children.
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amackera
10y ago
Docker is still pretty bleeding edge, and was never designed to work with Mac OS X or Windows from the get-go. The fact that the proposed experience for OS X and Windows is so good is a testament to how hard the community and the Docker t
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amackera
10y ago
I wonder what happened there?
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amackera
10y ago
> I've only ever heard of startup used to refer to a new business that hopes to become extremely scalable. I think the recent popularization of the Facebook story, Google rise to dominance, and Apple's romanticized origin story
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amackera
11y ago
To be fair, the universe was pretty friendly and created us in the first place.
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amackera
11y ago
Asana is a wonderful tool and it keeps getting better. I think this is more of an investment in the team and the future opportunity than it is in the current tool. There's a long road ahead! On a sidenote, we're working on a proje
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amackera
11y ago
Out of curiosity, would it be possible to be able to do async actions without side effects?
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amackera
11y ago
Superagent has flaws. It doesn't support promises out of the box unfortunately :(
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amackera
11y ago
Cadence - http://getcadence.com/ We've been hacking on hitting the sweet spot between the simplicity of Trello and the power of JIRA. It integrates deeply with github & bitbucket, as well as slack/hipchat/
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amackera
11y ago
Also acquiring their IP which is pretty big I think.
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amackera
11y ago
Love the idea. I wish I could use it (I'm Canadian).
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amackera
11y ago
Sounds great, there's obviously a huge market for this. Just don't be seduced by the dark side. Be honest with how accurate your tools are. The results will speak for themselves.
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amackera
11y ago
Working fine for me
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amackera
11y ago
THIS There's a few other startup grant opportunities out there but they're mostly province dependent and not very accessible. What you're proposing is more of a startup incentive than an R&D incentive though. Not saying i
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amackera
11y ago
If it's really so concerning, then perhaps the technology should be made a bit more difficult to thwart. This extension is simply changing the Referer request header.
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amackera
11y ago
Sam seems so wise, even for somebody so young! Everything he writes is a pleasure to read. Calm, considered, sometimes controversial, but always worth digesting.
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amackera
12y ago
Super excited to see H&T coming to Toronto. I think I'll present a little hardware project I've got on the go.
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amackera
12y ago
I always conduct exit interviews in person (how on earth would it be possible to conduct an exit interview anonymously !?). Often I have to press and poke and ask the same question 10 different ways before I actually get to the real meat o
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amackera
12y ago
Enjoy daily street fighter showdowns? Enjoy hacking on the important stuff? Enjoy autonomy, being challenged every day, and collaborating with brilliant teammates? If so... join Top Hat! It's great :)
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amackera
12y ago
Calling this an "operating system" just seems like misdirection from the actually cool problem of visualizing distributed systems. I mean the whole thing about the Metaverse is that it's simply a vivid realization of what
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amackera
12y ago
Docker's design makes it incredibly easy --- or at least it makes it difficult to treat your backing services NOT like attached resources, therefore forcing you into some sort of 12factor-esque design. There's no magic to "ba
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amackera
12y ago
Though that's very understandable I have to disagree. I've been using dwm and st for years now with nothing but love for both of them.
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amackera
12y ago
Firstly, don't be ashamed of your acqui-hire - that's a hard thing to pull off and you should be proud that you didn't fall over like 99% of all startup companies do. Secondly, take some time for yourself. Assuming the terms
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amackera
12y ago
Seems like a very logical move. First we get stable CoreOS updates, now we have private Docker index built-in.
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