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by chuhnk 10y ago
Congrats to you and the team. I take it your primary focus is SF. Will you look to invest in the broader US? And are you interested in specific areas/industries or more in finding great teams/founders?
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Acquired, acquihired or hired?
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by chuhnk 10y ago
What was the process like for raising funding for an OSS project? Especially one that was pre-launch.
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Vanadium – Create distributed applications that can run anywhere(v.io)
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Electrode: Universal React/Node Application Platform(electrode.io)
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Wal-Mart to Acquire Jet.com for $3.3B in Cash, Stock(wsj.com)
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Made my own. http://asl.am
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by chuhnk 10y ago
I started by learning what the company used; Java, PHP, Ruby, Bash, C. From there I picked up Javascript, Go, etc. Personally, I pick the thing I'm most proficient in and enjoy building with. In a certain context certain languages make
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by chuhnk 10y ago
535 days ago I posted "Show HN: Go-micro" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8895794 . Go-Micro turned into Micro - a microservice ecosystem https://micro.mu . It's primarily open source software
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Docker Cloud: Build, ship, and run any app anywhere(cloud.docker.com)
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by chuhnk 10y ago
It's cyclical and this should be obvious to anyone in technology. We move between eras of centralisation and decentralisation. The internet started as a decentralised network in which we then built high capacity centralised systems at
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Show HN: Micro – a microservice toolkit at Go Meetup London [video+slides](blog.micro.mu)
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Go is a phenomenal systems programming language and becoming quite useful as a general programming language too. It's clear from the projects that are now coming into existence that Go lends itself well to the world of distributed syst
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by chuhnk 10y ago
I was quite happy to walk away from the Ruby on Rails world 4 or 5 years ago. I basically escaped before the onslaught of Rails 3.0 and what came next. I think somewhere around the adoption of coffee script I got pretty concerned. While at
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Very interesting work. I find go-9p quite fascinating and think it could really have broader applications. Docker if you see this, I actually think you're on to something for microservice development thats native to the docker world. I
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Building Resilient and Fault Tolerant Applications with Micro(blog.micro.mu)
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Event sourcing is the thing you're looking for and something that will probably be the focus of many building microservice platforms.
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by chuhnk 10y ago
Microservices is about tradeoffs. Many people will reiterate this over the coming years and attempt to make it clear its not the be all and end all of software engineering. Before it had this name it was known by many others. It is in fact
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State and future of Heka(mail.mozilla.org)
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The Micro Bot – ChatOps for Microservices(blog.micro.mu)
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Micro architecture and design patterns for microservices(blog.micro.mu)
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by chuhnk 11y ago
Good luck all!
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Micro on NATS – microservices with messaging(blog.micro.mu)
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by chuhnk 11y ago
I am the author of Logslam. Thanks to LogZoom for the credit.
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by chuhnk 11y ago
Hey, really great work on this. I think you're wrong in saying it's too early for Show HN.
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by chuhnk 11y ago
I think those who've been doing this for a while joke about it all the time. I know I do. I and many others have no illusions about the cyclical nature of technology. It's just that at certain points in time we've tried certa
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by chuhnk 11y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback. I agree that going all out 100% is not sustainable. Don't be fooled by the GitHub streak. Some days its a bug fix, a test or some documentation. At some point I got addicted to maintaining the streak and a
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by chuhnk 11y ago
I just had a different vision for how such a thing would be built based on my experiences and I think the great thing about programming and open source is that we're free to explore our own choices. I'm used to writing software in
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by chuhnk 11y ago
It's not that they're ignoring transactions across services, it's that it's a difficult problem that shouldn't actually be solved by a toolkit. It's something that has to be addressed on a per use case basis an
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by chuhnk 11y ago
Fault tolerant in what way? And hot swapping in what way? Go micro uses client side selection and load balancing so you can set number of retries and the timeout period so that it will iterate through nodes for a given request. There's

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