fuzzyninja

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   by fuzzyninja 4y ago

   Using libreddit (r.nf) all day long. It’s been a while since I’ve used Reddit’s default web site
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   Phil Calçado's Microservices Prerequisites(philcalcado.com)

   10 points by fuzzyninja 9y ago|0 comments
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   by fuzzyninja 10y ago

   A sincere question that I have often: what if the jobs these people land (and that many that we here do) are _not_ Hollywoodian at all? What if that does indicate that a lot of the things we can do can be done by someone with this level of
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   by fuzzyninja 10y ago

   Like everyone else, I also keep asking myself the same thing. One thing that helped me was to read more about Existentialism, especially the work from people like Camus or Sartre. TL;DR there is no meaning or even the necessity of having on
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   by fuzzyninja 10y ago

   It surely does. Also, their learning materials are great too. I found to be able to get a basic pipeline in a matter of a couple of hours. If you don't have a docker heavy type of dev workflow, I think it is a great alternative. Totall
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   by fuzzyninja 10y ago

   Concourse is an amazing project, but sadly is very if you are trying to build around a docker type of workflow. This[1] is for us a showstopper atm, so we are sticking to go.cd, although Jenkins seems to be improving a lot lately. [1] http