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by ciguy 9y ago
I actually saw this building and the statute of Jorge Matute Remus pushing it while visiting Guadalajara last year. Fascinating story.
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by ciguy 9y ago
Then you haven't experienced the religious fervor with which they defend the scheme once they're hooked. It's definitely more like a cult than any form of gambling addiction and once inside the relentless brainwashing begins.
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by ciguy 9y ago
This is true however a large percentage of the US population refuses to have anything to do with them. I'm in Manila for work a lot, and the number of MLM scams and the percentage of people sharing them and recruiting on facebook is un
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by ciguy 9y ago
MLM scams are massive in the Philippines right now as well. The baffling thing to me is, when I've laid out how this works to friends talking about joining up, they agree with the math but join anyway! It's like they need somethin
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by ciguy 9y ago
I was just talking to my UBer driver in Manila. He made $550 per month working as a registered nurse in one of the largest hospitals here. Driving for Uber he makes $1700 to $2100 per month. I'm assuming Grab pays similarly. I don&#x27
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by ciguy 9y ago
And with the new thinner seat types discussed in the article, the passenger in front feels your knees much more than they used to. I'm 6'3" and while I've never been in trouble I have gotten a lot of dirty looks from the
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by ciguy 9y ago
This is very much a problem in many parts of Asia. Whether there should be a law against it is debatable, but I can absolutely understand why something like this would be on the books. I find spitting and blowing your nose onto the street p
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by ciguy 9y ago
They don't and never have fined anyone for chewing gum. Just the sale and import of gum are banned. You can go to another country and bring back gum for personal use, though doing so may be of dubious legality. I know plenty of friends
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by ciguy 9y ago
As a DevOps consultant I've actually worked with clients migrating stacks to and from GCE/AWS (Yeah, both ways, not the same client). What I've found in aggregate is that GCE is a bit easier to use at first as AWS has a LOT o
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by ciguy 9y ago
We (www.startopsgroup.com) have been rolling out a lot of Kops clusters lately for clients that need COLO + Cloud or multi-cloud environments. So far we haven't found a better tool for the purpose, even if there are a few rough edges.
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by ciguy 9y ago
It's not as user friendly, but if you actually understand the complexities of VPC networking AWS allows a lot more flexibility with routing and (potentially) network level security than GCE. In general networking/ops guys love AWS
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by ciguy 9y ago
As a DevOps consultant, I think it can actually be both. Culture is central to DevOps but someone has to lead. Sometimes this can be the CTO but often it helps to have a dedicated advocate, especially within larger orgs/teams. Essentia
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by ciguy 9y ago
The company I'm working for is European, so they tend to be a lot more realistic about working hours than American companies (I spent most of my career in SF). That said, I think employees also have a responsibility to push back on ins
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by ciguy 9y ago
Sorry not comfortable sharing the name, but I can say it's a small startup in Europe. In general you'll find startups to be much more open to these types of arrangements. European startups also tend to be more chill about working
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by ciguy 9y ago
I recently changed jobs, and while negotiating salary with the new company, realized that they weren't going to be able to match my salary expectations. The work was interesting though and very well suited to my skillset so I asked to
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by ciguy 9y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote I'm an experienced devops and automation engineer with expertise in cloudops, build pipelines and hybrid cloud/COLO environments. I can help you move to the cloud, or just offload some of your capacity there.
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Meet the Artist Using Ritual Magic to Trap Self-Driving Cars(creators.vice.com)
1 points by ciguy 10y ago|0 comments
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by ciguy 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE I've been helping clients with their DevOps and Automation needs for over 12 years. I'm currently available for part time projects and prefer to work remote. I specialize in setting up entire deployment and s
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by ciguy 10y ago
Seeking Work - San Francisco or Remote Infrastructure/Automation/DevOps Engineer with over 10 years of experience working on Deployment Automation, Automation Frameworks, CI/CD and build pipelines etc... I work with Ansible&#
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by ciguy 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote | US/UK Citizen based in San Francisco Puppet, Chef and Ansible AWS Automation and Best Practices CI/CD Pipelines and Build/Process Automation using Jenkins, Bamboo, TravisCI etc... DevOps Consulting
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by ciguy 11y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes I'm a DevOps Consultant and Automation Engineer with over 10 years of experience automating development and deployment pipelines. I work with Puppet, Chef and Ansible (Latter
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by ciguy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/San Francisco I'm a DevOps Consultant and Automation Engineer with over 10 years of experience automating development and deployment pipelines. I work with Puppet, Chef and Ansible (Latter preferred) as well
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by ciguy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or SF Bay Area. I'm a DevOps Consultant with over 10 years of experience implementing automation and scaling solutions for both startups and Fortune 500 companies. My current focus has been automation of developme
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by ciguy 11y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Remote or SF Willing to Relocate: Possibly Technologies: Puppet, Chef, Ansible, SaltStack, Docker, Vagrant, Jenkins, Selenium, AWS Resume: www.calebfornari.com Email: calebfornari@gmail.com DevOps Engineer with over 1
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by ciguy 11y ago
I've head this, or some version of this from a number of people that I've asked. Premature scaling can definitely be an issue and that's something I'd like to cover in the book. There are definitely things that can be do
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Ask HN: What do you wish you knew about scaling when your start up was small?
6 points by ciguy 11y ago|3 comments
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by ciguy 13y ago
I know their service is awesome, that's why I wanted to use them. I just thought their verification questions were way over the top. I sent them a pretty snarky reply, and they handled it very professionally. They even activated my acc
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Ask HN: Is this SendGrid email excessive?(pastebin.com)
1 points by ciguy 13y ago|2 comments
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The Future of Digital(businessinsider.com)
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HTML5 Belt Buckle(kickstarter.com)
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