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by fortyfivan 2y ago
Wild to think that Jazz in Silhouette was 1959, but to your point about transcending space and time... My favorites are a bit later – Lanquidity (1978) and Sleeping Beauty (1979). A good start might be the lone release on Savoy, The Futuris
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by fortyfivan 2y ago
Indeed they are. Anything on Saturn goes for big bucks, especially ones with handmade covers. Impulse did a solid run of re-releases in the mid 70s that are much more accessible. This is a good read on Saturn: https://londonjazzc
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by fortyfivan 3y ago
Elis should be in every top 10 list! Top 10s are always tough, but I'll give it a shot. I have a penchant for the obscure, but if I were to consider total output, my list would be (I know I'm leaving some out)... - Arthur Verocai
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by fortyfivan 3y ago
The Independent covered her story in depth a year ago. https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/featu...
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by fortyfivan 3y ago
I can't upvote this enough! I've dedicated a good portion of my life to collecting Brazilian records from that era. Expensive, but rewarding hobby.
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by fortyfivan 3y ago
Love to see Sun Ra on HN! A prize in my record collection is an original Sleeping Beauty / Door of the Cosmos on Saturn with a hand pasted cover. There’s a recent book compiling much of the original cover art. Recommended. Sun Ra: Art
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Better Product Positioning: Systems over Statements(workinproduct.com)
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SSH Is Dead. Long Live SSH: One Million SSH Logins with Okta. Zero SSH Keys(okta.com)
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Maslow's hierarchy of remote worker needs(circleci.com)
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Developer Empathy with Jason Chan of Netflix on the Secure Developer(heavybit.com)
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Cloud Integrations Made Easy: Unified APIs – How to Scale Your App Fast(kloudless.com)
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How to test software: mocking, stubbing, and contract testing(circleci.com)
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Things in life are free, including this CSV generation tool(tonic.ai)
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The Evolution of Enterprise with Edith Harbaugh of LaunchDarkly(heavybit.com)
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From 0 to 1, Hiring Your First Product Manager(heavybit.com)
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New UI Tool Featuring Kloudless Calendar API(blog.kloudless.com)
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The Secure Developer – Managing Security with the RealReal’s Julie Tsai(heavybit.com)
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Moving to DevOps: what tools do you *really* need?(circleci.com)
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Great GameDays: Thinking About Failure Holistically(launchdarkly.com)
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Testing Docker Images with CircleCI and Goss(circleci.com)
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by fortyfivan 9y ago
Disclaimer: I work at ScaleFT - we offer BeyondCorp-like access controls as a service for servers (SSH & RDP) and internal web apps. Exactly right... BeyondCorp is more of a reference architecture than a product. Google's own int
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Startup Founder Partnerships with Ellen Chisa and John Kodumal(heavybit.com)
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A Brief History of DevOps, Part II: Agile Development(circleci.com)
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by fortyfivan 9y ago
I'm from ScaleFT, thanks for the mention. True that our original focus was in SSH/RDP access, however we've recently introduced Web access as well. https://www.scaleft.com/blog/how-to-deploy-a-beyondcorp-
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by fortyfivan 9y ago
I'm with ScaleFT, thanks for the shoutout. We've been huge believers in BeyondCorp since the first paper was released, and have incorporated the concepts into our Web Access product - https://www.scaleft.com/produc
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Commit Go Code with Joy and Confidence(medium.com)
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From Code Cowboy to Infrastructure Architect(circleci.com)
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Transforming Microsoft into an Open Source Company(heavybit.com)
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by fortyfivan 9y ago
Wow, this is great! I've been a serious record collector for 20 years, but never got into 78s. My eventual life goal is to do something similar with my Brazilian record collection... have the skeleton of such catalog at: https:/&
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[Podcast] to Be Continuous: When Toasters Broke the Internet(blog.launchdarkly.com)
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