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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NYC | OnSite | Full-Time Scala, React, Node, Data Eng, Python, Mobile, Android, iOS, Data Science, Program Management iHeartRadio is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over 800 million downloads; it reached its fi
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by dberg 10y ago
>Don't ever rely on your own perception of what's intuitive to evaluate a user experience Really great line, i liked that a lot.
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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NYC | OnSite | Full-Time Scala, React, Node, Data Eng, Python, Mobile, Android, iOS, Data Science, Program Management iHeartRadio is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over 800 million downloads; it reached its fi
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Google's 8.8.8.4 is now not responding to DNS
3 points by dberg 10y ago|3 comments
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by dberg 10y ago
So logging in to a server to check a logfile (assuming i dont or cant do centralized logging) is considered anti-devops ? Edit: Sorry responded to wrong parent, sigh.
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by dberg 10y ago
1> Yes there is plenty of room to innovate on implementation, but they still want input to the scope of what they are implementing. 2> Nobody is saying they should be product managers, I am just suggesting they want more direct input
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by dberg 10y ago
Fair point. I initially interpreted it as overly draconian, perhaps incorrectly.
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by dberg 10y ago
making "Product" decisions is a broad topic. Who is to say a FrontEnd engineer didn't start as an amazing UX person? I think your comment is an (IMHO incorrect) blanket statement that is impossible to apply to all engineers.
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by dberg 10y ago
"If the team wants to do TDD, or pair programming, or staging servers - they get it all approved by the CTO. It’s up to him to consider the bigger impact of those changes." As a CTO, my team knows I do not need to approve what the
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by dberg 10y ago
As a CTO, I disagree with your disagreement :) Engineers dont want a "script for implementation". They want to exhibit autonomy and creativity to the product as much as everyone else, especially product managers. I am not saying
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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NYC | OnSite | Full-Time Scala, React, Node, Data Eng, Python, Mobile, Android, iOS, Data Science, Program Management iHeartRadio is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over 800 million downloads; it reached its fi
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by dberg 10y ago
"That clearly sounds dismal, but it doesn’t matter – as long as you can cover your costs while you try then your upside is nearly unlimited, whilst your downside is virtually non-existent" Um, yes except for the part about paying
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by dberg 10y ago
Was Gitlab's live stream coincidentally yesterday ?
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by dberg 10y ago
One solution is to cookie persist the user to the primary site and have a TTL to allow for some replication lag. Facebook does something similar here.
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by dberg 10y ago
You should give My Favorites Radio a shot on iHeartRadio. Aggregates all the tracks you have thumbed up across all genres and throws in some new recommendations once in a while. Its basically a lean back personalized radio station just for
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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NYC | OnSite | Full-Time Scala, React, Node, Data Eng, Mobile, Android, iOS, Program Management iHeartRadio is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over 800 million downloads; it reached its first 20 million registe
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by dberg 10y ago
Sorry, as a paying customer this is true. Hipchat in particular is down almost daily and its basically a running joke at this point.
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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NYC | OnSite | Full-Time Scala, React, Node, Data Eng, Mobile, Program Management iHeartRadio is the No. 1 all-in-one digital audio service with over 800 million downloads; it reached its first 20 million registered users fast
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by dberg 10y ago
iHeartRadio | NewYork | Full-Time | OnSite Come work with a fast paced, high energy team helping reshape the future of music streaming and internet radio by solving some large scale problems. We reached our first 20 million users faster th
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by dberg 10y ago
Bc iptables would run locally on each server. So you would access localhost:8000 which iptables would auto load balance to the nodes consul had. There is no central iptables server
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by dberg 10y ago
Dns is not always a great solution if there are multiple A records. We wrote about a method for doing this with iptables and consul here. https://tech.iheart.com/load-balancing-services-using-consul...
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by dberg 10y ago
So i assume this is similar to Ranch in Erlang ?
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Load Balancing with Consul and IPTables(tech.iheart.com)
2 points by dberg 10y ago|0 comments
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by dberg 11y ago
99% is rediculous. Thats 7 hours per month. with the amount of money they have raised, achieving 99% uptime should not be even close to a stretch for them. http://royal.pingdom.com/2009/03/24/a-handy-uptime-a
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by dberg 11y ago
Between HipChat and Github failing constantly its become extremely disruptive to a lot of organizations. This is getting ridiculous. $ git push fatal: remote error: GitHub is offline for maintenance. See http://status.github.
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by dberg 11y ago
Between Github and HipChat not being able to stay up, the entire SaaS business appears to be melting right in front of me. its so frustrating when these core businesses have so much prolonged downtime.
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by dberg 11y ago
Has it been reliable ? We are testing with a few users but curious how it works at any kind of scale ?
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by dberg 11y ago
Its literally been down 3 times in the last week https://status.hipchat.com/
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by dberg 11y ago
Yes http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/quizlet.com
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by dberg 11y ago
iHeartRadio - New York, NY | Full-Time | On-site We are looking for passionate, motivated skilled engineers in the following areas. Frontend Engineer - Building our desktop and mobile web experiences using React, Node. Understands function

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