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The Best DevOps Is NoOps (2017)(medium.com)
1 points by fhirzall 6y ago|0 comments
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Restaurants won't magically recover after lockdown ends(alif-alif.com)
2 points by fhirzall 6y ago|0 comments
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by fhirzall 6y ago
Of course they can, their whole business is designed around service.
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Inside Strategies of the Most Successful Restaurants in the World(alif-alif.com)
3 points by fhirzall 6y ago|0 comments
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by fhirzall 9y ago
Every single product including the ones that go hockey-stick start out as prototypes that don't need to be prematurely optimized for scaling. That doesn't mean you shouldn't plan ahead with best practices for performance &#x
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by fhirzall 9y ago
Hey pmlnr, author here. I think what the post is trying to say is that the ops team will still be at the company, but the communication overhead across teams will be less of a burden. Your ops team will still be thinking about cost, scalabi
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The Best DevOps Is NoOps(medium.com)
52 points by fhirzall 9y ago|62 comments
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by fhirzall 13y ago
Feras from buttercloud here (author is my co-worker). We have a complex application that heavily interacts with webhooks - that's what prompted us to create StripeTester. We can now easily spec out the interactions and set expectations
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by fhirzall 14y ago
Lenovo Thinkpad X220.
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by fhirzall 16y ago
You could run something like Autotest for continuous testing & quality control: http://ph7spot.com/musings/getting-started-with-autotest You can run Capistrano for continuous deployment: https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano . If
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by fhirzall 16y ago
I think goals are valuable if you set them right. An overarching goal can be to have 1 of the ideas implemented, and then you can refer back to the goal at the end of each month and evaluate whether or not the tasks you've been setting have
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by fhirzall 16y ago
What about this? http://www.typetester.org/
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by fhirzall 16y ago
I've been using Remember the Milk for GTD: http://blog.rememberthemilk.com/2008/05/guest-post-advanced-...
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by fhirzall 16y ago
I have an x200. The screen isn't amazing but the build quality and warranty are incredible. I got the protection plan, managed to spill water/coffee on my laptop in two separate occasions nad had 90% of the parts on the laptop replaced with
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by fhirzall 16y ago
Don't feel bad about using jQuery or any other library. These libraries have been built for re-use. Once you get more familiar with the basics and build a few apps, you can start looking into the actual libraries and figuring out how they w
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by fhirzall 17y ago
I'm not sure why, but the video doesn't load in Chrome.
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Do What You Love(ted.com)
3 points by fhirzall 17y ago|3 comments
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by fhirzall 17y ago
I think you should have a longer delay on each book preview in the scrolling list of books at the top. I made it through half of one and then it switched over. 5 more seconds would be perfect. The "How it works" box isn't very obvious to a
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by fhirzall 17y ago
Another option is to collect a group of your friends, family, and various non-technical users and just give them a few tasks to do on your website. If the site is usable then most people in the group will be able to complete the tasks. As a
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by fhirzall 17y ago
Sweet, I use the "site" operator a lot but I've never actually used the intitle one.
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by fhirzall 17y ago
Bookmarked! My usual approach of finding these was to google for topic + Hacker News + Ask.
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by fhirzall 17y ago
Long time lurker here =). Agreed, I'm doing an M.S now (non-business) and I've always been under the impression that the MBA crowd is a little bit older - not too old, but people that have had a few years of experience in an industry. Don't