antiffan

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by antiffan 10y ago
Super cool concept. One thought: when I'm using my laptop I have limited screen space. It would be awesome to be able to use Kite on my phone's screen, with my phone clipped to my laptop using something like this: https:/&#x
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Advanced Continuous Delivery Scenarios(blog.codeship.com)
3 points by antiffan 11y ago|0 comments
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by antiffan 11y ago
Scrum at its core is about setting your team up to LEARN and improve by introducing feedback cycles. That's it. If your team learns after one cycle that they are more effective without one of the common ceremonies, then your team shoul
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by antiffan 11y ago
I'd like to see them get into the enterprise space and build a subscription management platform in the same space as Zuora. They certainly have the domain expertise, design, and engineering talent to do this.
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Imagine NoSQL(medium.com)
1 points by antiffan 11y ago|0 comments
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by antiffan 11y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I recently interviewed at Square, and I also have some long-time contacts there. I can honestly say they have some of the most brilliant engineering minds I have encountered working there. Whether it's a trickle
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by antiffan 11y ago
I love the idea of JRuby, but I found the community was weak when I did my exploration. Granted, that was about 1.5 years ago.
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by antiffan 11y ago
+1 for Dropwizard. Setting up Dropwizard was a breathe of fresh air in the Java world. If you can swing it for your project, I would suggest trying to sidestep ORM altogether by using a NoSQL database like MongoDB.
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by antiffan 11y ago
I made the switch to Simplenote, and I've had a great experience so far. The main "sacrifice" is that you can only store plain next. It was created by Automattic, Matt Mullenweg's company.
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by antiffan 11y ago
Yeah, same thing. It's definitely hit or miss, but FWIW I am connected to one now (I guess a random person's router nearby) and it is very fast.
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by antiffan 11y ago
Like most people, I'm not normally a Comcast fan, but this is really interesting. It's really convenient in San Francisco because I can almost always find a network to connect to, but I do wonder about security implications of hav
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Comcast neighborhood WiFI(wifi.comcast.com)
2 points by antiffan 11y ago|5 comments