aprdm

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by aprdm 6y ago
?? How does a tool "die" out of curiosity? And how would you even compare docker compose and k8s?
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by aprdm 6y ago
99% of the Systems engineering jobs will be in C++, not in Rust or Haskell.
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by aprdm 6y ago
I don't have to but I usually do and share with the team, is a good opportunity to evangelize what you liked and exercise leadership.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Listening to music, getting in the zone on something, walking / exercising and dating. I love my weekdays and my job, the weekends sometimes are hard.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Thanks for saying this ! It was akin to responding to someone suffering from something that people in Africa have it worse and they shouldn’t be complaining ...
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by aprdm 6y ago
> you can yourself notice that majority of developers and creative professionals own Macs. In the USA/UK/Canada startup land maybe? I very much doubt that most developers use a Mac. For one it is extremely expensive in "n
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by aprdm 6y ago
Apple Music has some playlists made by humans that are quite good ! They also have the “create a radio station” option in the song that starts playing similar songs to the song you were listening !
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by aprdm 6y ago
We use WhatsApp with family groups
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by aprdm 6y ago
I am confused on the new macbook pro vs macbook air, they have tme same specs, are we simply choosing the form?
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by aprdm 6y ago
Great post to highlight what has happened in the last year in GoLang and what is up for the next year! Very concise and to the point. Even without having used much GoLang this last year it gave me a very clear view of what to be looking for
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by aprdm 6y ago
Is there a tldr for each ?
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by aprdm 6y ago
While you’re not wrong I do use jenkins inside docker and use ansible to configure it, it is a bit different than other more modern tools but works fine. I have yet to see other tools be as flexible (perforce , git, legacy tools, docker, 10
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by aprdm 6y ago
I have preferred smaller tools that do one thing only and are easy to manage / break in predictable ways.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Have you had people reviewing your CV? Wonder if there's something wrong with it! Feeling like you're "unwanted" at a such big scale doesn't sound like the truth! Perhaps working in your self image could be of help.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Jenkins pipelines are written in Groovy and you do not need to use the web ui, everything is exposed via its API (i.e: new job creation). I have heard good things about Concourse, want to give it a try in the future!
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by aprdm 6y ago
Run it in a docker container so that it does the same in your computer and in the CI worker. make prepare make build make test make release Working the same waylocally and in jenkins makes things very easy. What it does is up to the team bu
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by aprdm 6y ago
This particular problem you mentioned can easily be solved in ways that do not involve Kubernetes, for example, having a linux image w/ prometheus daemon running and some sort of service discovery (consul) that prometheus hooks to to d
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by aprdm 6y ago
Interesting how experiences can be different. I have worked in F100 companies and startups and saw a lot of Django/Flask :), Bank of America was hiring flask devs like crazy back in the UK.
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by aprdm 6y ago
What makes you so certain it is far from #1 in web? Django is massively popular as is flask.
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by aprdm 6y ago
This also mirrors my experience. Both Prometheus & Grafana require very little effort. We also have a similar scale to you. I think ELK is the most challenging bit as you outlined yourself but is still very doable.
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by aprdm 6y ago
Yeah, I too would prefer that they fixed their bugs and focused in their UX for the dashboards. There are a lot of tickets in the backlog on github which have been there for years and aren't being prioritized... I can't imagine wa
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by aprdm 6y ago
I wonder how gerrit compares to reviewboard ( https://www.reviewboard.org/ )
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by aprdm 6y ago
A lot of companies still work in a similar fashion to what you described, maybe with root squashed, but still, very possible to have something like that happen now a days! I remember someone hit a bug with docker exec --rm years ago where i
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by aprdm 6y ago
If your place of work is static, like an office desk at your company or at your home, why would you not want to use a desktop for work?
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by aprdm 6y ago
I played with Golang a little bit, it is very boring (and that is good), it is very pragmatic and performant. I didn't like dealing with JSON data but other than that.. it's great to get work done in a simple way if work == servic
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by aprdm 6y ago
How is uber and lyft not the goliah when they have billions of dollars poured into them vs the local tax companies...? Uber is global, your local tax company is not. Plus your local tax company is restrained by you know, laws. Amazon vs Wal
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The technology that's replacing the green screen(youtube.com)
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by aprdm 6y ago
Apple photos, Apple hasn’t betrayed my trust so far
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by aprdm 6y ago
What is the day to day operation needs like ?
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by aprdm 6y ago
I would say that you can deploy containers with above just fine, of course that you probably mean kubernetes which I am also struggling with the thinking of migrating to or not. We have a very well oiled machine atm and k8s has to give us m

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