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Salvatore Sanfilippo – Welcome to Redis Labs(redislabs.com)
7 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Echochamber.js(github.com)
196 points by duggan 11y ago|62 comments
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CodePicnic – A platform for running and sharing code online(codepicnic.com)
10 points by duggan 11y ago|2 comments
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by duggan 11y ago
Judging by the general implosion of the PaaS industry, not enough to make it worthwhile. It's a much more complex problem than most people think.
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by duggan 11y ago
Somehow I doubt you or anyone else here is shipping respirators and cryovalves as side projects, and even if so, the context here is clearly web and infrastructure software.
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by duggan 11y ago
> There is nothing worse than shipping a half-baked product. Well, other than never shipping at all, which is, of course, the point ;)
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by duggan 11y ago
I've certainly never worked for a company that did not have a laundry list of complaints about its software, all reasonably successful ones too. And it usually only takes a couple of beers to draw the same laments from people working i
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by duggan 11y ago
> This is not because microservices-first is inherently flawed. This is purely a skill set issue. Microservices demand a greater skill set. A 'monolithic' approach puts much less of a demand on the engineer's skill set. &g
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Why Web?(arandomurl.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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Why “Mobile First” May Already Be Outdated(blog.intercom.io)
5 points by duggan 11y ago|1 comments
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Simple Made Easy (2011)(infoq.com)
1 points by duggan 11y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
Your glee in the baseless speculation that a woman was a) naive and b) lying to cover up some perceived indiscretion, is unsettling. It's another example of the challenge women face in our industry, not to mention the overall culture o
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The Fail Proof Guide to Winning Startup Weekend(medium.com)
2 points by duggan 12y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
The contract between operations and dev (as concepts, not as people) is in need of renewal. To my mind, that was what "devops" was supposed to be, but it's been a bit of a dogpile in the years since the term gained popularity
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Tidal Fires 25 Including the CEO(forbes.com)
2 points by duggan 12y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
It's more directly comparable to https://mesosphere.com/ - so, an abstraction further up the chain than Chef of Puppet. The general idea being that it creates a virtual operating system across multiple physical or virt
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by duggan 12y ago
I do like the "mass SSH" functionality that Ansible provides, it's something accomplished years ago with Capistrano, but I certainly prefer having it in Python (now that I've wrangled together a dynamic inventory interfa
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Etsy IPOs today(etsy.com)
2 points by duggan 12y ago|0 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
I have a friend who, years ago, used to go about inserting subtly absurd photos into Wikipedia articles. One that I recall was for the Refrigerator entry, which he seemingly innocently updated with a "better quality photo" of his
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by duggan 12y ago
I agree that having standards and best practices is a boon, especially if they can be packaged up in an easy to use way. Like anything, Chef brings its own set of idiosyncrasies to the table. However, I don't like how it brings all of
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by duggan 12y ago
I should probably couch this in the caveat that I am using Packer and Terraform to control the infrastructure itself :) So machines are effectively configured "offline", tested, and replaced. It's not enough though (usual thi
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by duggan 12y ago
Automation is my day job and I'm still not convinced any of them is a significant improvement over a well maintained set of shell scripts and Makefiles.
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by duggan 12y ago
One more piece of software on my roadmap that I don't have to build now, thanks Sentry!
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Intercom launches Live Chat(intercom.io)
8 points by duggan 12y ago|1 comments
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Engine Yard Buys OpDemand, Maker of Deis, a PaaS Built on Containers(thenewstack.io)
10 points by duggan 12y ago|1 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
Presuming a basket of infinite depth (since physical goods are otherwise a poor analogy for copyright infringement), a more accurate version would be the suited figure repackaging and selling a decorative basket of your free candy. Can you
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Engine Yard acquires OpDemand, the company behind Deis(deis.io)
18 points by duggan 12y ago|2 comments
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by duggan 12y ago
Barricade - https://barricade.io - Cork, Ireland (relocation package available). Imagine a beautifully designed product that monitors your servers' security, alerts you of serious threats and tells you how to handle it. Tha
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by duggan 12y ago
I suspect the original commenter was just using a topical example, but ok, let's say it's protests. A very large number of people streaming might create a curation requirement, but that's all. You have someone reputable who i
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by duggan 12y ago
The generalization of this point is "what's the case for live anything" which can be answered simply with "presence" or more broadly, shared experience. Sport is only the most obvious example. Why doesn't every

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