amirathi

17 ms·

121.
by amirathi 8y ago
> By restricting the users' right to resell or redistribute the source code of your software, you are effectively making it not open source. Then the discussion Open Source ecosystem needs to have is whether "protecting users&#
122.
by amirathi 8y ago
Do you not see any problem with that? Companies who are good at commercialisation gets all the dough for work created by small group of inventors. Is protecting inventors interest not important? Isn't this negatively affecting the ecos
123.
by amirathi 8y ago
> The "world" won't let you call your license open source for good reason What is that good reason? Is prohibiting commercialisation of my work not in the spirit of open source? How is my "View and Internal Use Licens
124.
by amirathi 8y ago
None of OSI's Open Source licenses (including AGPL) protect creators financial interest in the cloud first world. Period. I want to issue "View and Internal Use License" for my work. Anyone can view the source code, modify, a
125.
by amirathi 8y ago
Side projects by themselves can't get you in. They boost your chances significantly but there are other things that can keep you out. (I'm not endorsing this/any practice, just trying to state reality). - Knowing terminology
126.
by amirathi 8y ago
South Delhi is expensive. I pay $1000/month on rent. That's also because I have a larg'ish space (home office, guest room etc.) Living in tier 2 Indian cities or suburban areas can cut down the expense in half. ~$1000/mo
127.
by amirathi 8y ago
Ex-Amazon engineer here. Worked for ~4 years in the Prime Music team. Contrary to popular belief, I had incredible time at Amazon. Learned a lot, good work life balance, progressed to L5 etc. Primary reason I quit is to start something of m
128.
by amirathi 8y ago
I successfully tricked my mind to not use Facebook by destroying / making my feed non-personal. How? I became member of all sorts of group: Buy-N-Sell in my local area, technology groups, 10+ DevOps groups and so on. The quality of pos
129.
by amirathi 8y ago
> It (Lean) is a response to scarce capital, and when that constraint is loosened, it’s worth considering whether other approaches are superior Definitely worth looking at both approaches objectively. 1. Lean Approach: Stay lean, build M
130.
by amirathi 8y ago
> I also wish the notebooks diffed better when it comes to SCM, without all the JSON artifacts. This is one of my biggest qualms as well. I built a DevOps tool [1] that uses Notebooks & not being able to diff and review Notebooks was
131.
by amirathi 8y ago
Very useful! Thank you :)
132.
by amirathi 8y ago
Whaler looks great. As I understand it, it gives us a Dockerfile for a given image. Do you know if it's possible to reverse engineer the entire source code of my app from the Docker image?
133.
by amirathi 8y ago
I check if there is a nice utility method to log timing information. If not, I add one and sprinkle the code with timer logs. Push the change to production, let it run for a bit, collect the logs & revert my commit. Easier to find culpr
134.
by amirathi 8y ago
Disclaimer: I built http://nurtch.com for managing executable runbooks/playbooks. There are two core problems here, - Discovery: Does the script to do X exist? - Documentation: What does this script do? What are the paramet
135.
by amirathi 8y ago
Whatever happened to being yourself.
136.
by amirathi 8y ago
Depends on what your audience is. I have almost reached the conclusion that cold emails don't work for developer products. I have hand written 100+ emails to super relevant people with a few different messaging/subject line etc. W
137.
by amirathi 8y ago
Thanks & good work with StackStorm :) I'm curious to know your take on Rundeck as well? For others: StackStorm/Rundeck offers IFTTT for operations (amongst other things). Alert X -> Run script/workflow Y. It's an
138.
by amirathi 8y ago
Looks like a good tool for incident management. Create notes/summary on the go and access them quickly next time similar event happens. There's definitely demand for it. There's also been recent discussion at r/DevOps:
139.
I've Got Some Things to Say by Romelu Lukaku(theplayerstribune.com)
2 points by amirathi 8y ago|0 comments
140.
by amirathi 8y ago
A question that helps me in these scenarios: Is this thing going to matter 10/20 years from now? You'll be surprised how few things really matter in grand scheme of things.
141.
by amirathi 8y ago
I feel bad for you man. Why don't you apply for a temporary job at local coffee shop or a grocery store until you get a proper tech job again? ~50 hour per week even at minimum wage in CO ($10.2) should cover your rent, right? You will
142.
by amirathi 8y ago
> what would companies look for in a solid mid-level developer? -Given an abstract problem statement she can break it down into smaller concrete pieces & deliver upon them. -She can anticipate blockers, technical/organizational,
143.
How to consistently drive traffic to your product landing page(indiehackers.com)
3 points by amirathi 8y ago|0 comments
144.
by amirathi 8y ago
As indie entrepreneur IH is super valuable to me. I find podcasts most useful amongst all the content. You get lot of genuine, practical advice from people who have done it before. I don't even have to visit the IH website to consume t
145.
by amirathi 8y ago
Why should we use CloudTiming over AWS Instance Scheduler?
146.
by amirathi 8y ago
Why don't you bring this up in your team/company meetings? If you are facing it then be assured that many others are also experiencing the same. It's impacting the productivity of your team. And it can't be solved in iso
147.
by amirathi 8y ago
Laptop stand [1] with good keyboard and Apple magic mouse has been great for me. I don't know if you would be able to carry that stand in your travels, I would try to find something foldable. [1] https://www.amazon.com/
148.
by amirathi 8y ago
Webflow. It's a fantastic product. I am happy paying $15 per month for creating and hosting the site.
149.
by amirathi 8y ago
The only visual I care to see is tucked inside of a frame with coffee and camera taking more space on the side. Please don't do that.
150.
by amirathi 8y ago
NetBrain seems focused on network infrastructure. Nurtch is simply executable runbook platform for anything you would want to automate. Nurtch's primary use case is quick incident response for any operational issues. E.g. service outag

More ›