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Content Hashing and Building on What Won't Change(functionallyimperative.com)
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Convert a Google Spreadsheet to JSON-Formatted Text(thenewstack.io)
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What WebAssembly Can and Can't Do Yet(thenewstack.io)
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An alternative cause for the Great Stagnation: the cargo cult company(shyamsankar.com)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
What does your writing process look like when you set out to write an entire book? I know a lot of HN users have blogs, but the idea of writing a whole book seems daunting. Would love to hear the details of your experience and what it looke
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Property Based Testing for Temporal Graph Storage(monadical.com)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
why? loving aws right now, which products do you think they would keep vs kill
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VMware Kills Off 56 Products(thestack.technology)
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Unexpected Characteristics of Continuous Deployment(blakehawkins.com)
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Predictions for JavaScript in 2024 from creators of popular front end frameworks(thenewstack.io)
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Criticisms of DoD's Replicator initiative reveal worship of process over content(shyamsankar.com)
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UK Post Office burns 31M pounds on failed cloud migration(thestack.technology)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
points #3 and #4; "user-friendly helm chart creation" and "values.yaml is an antipattern"...I think we're just all stuck in this horrible middle ground between "need static declarative configurations for simpli
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Separating Stimulus and Response with the Alexander Technique(expandingawareness.org)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Yes! Nailed it :D
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Ahh this is the closest one to what we originally meant haha..(founder here). but the intent was to mitigate the impact of “kurtosis” on your system by enabling engineers to see how the whole environment worked in testing (and other parts o
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
(Founder here) I love the thought! We definitely have a smoother understanding of the name from the users in that space from anecdotal experience, but actually it comes from both our own love of the concepts in the book “antifragile” by Tal
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Hi! Founder here, and apologies if reposting content in other comments above is too much. I can give some context on the name, although of course ideally context from me wouldn’t be necessary if the name was easier to parse. Our very first
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Founder here…have definitely seen this. Trying to find some of our users’ open source work on public GitHub repos to see what they’re doing can be tricky because it does pop up a lot of data science / stats work that’s totally unrelate
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Hi! Founder here…thanks for the feedback, deeply appreciate it. Especially the last bit about how hard naming is haha. To give a bit of context on the name, our first set of use cases was all about test engineers using this tool to testbeds
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Reframing MEV from wealth redistribution to wealth creation(frontier.tech)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Ooo I think I can do that. Would probably take a week or two to get the time to add, but looks pretty straightforward. great idea
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Hey Paddy, sure thing! I'll share some thoughts here and see if I can add it to the repo, too, so that other people can see it. The advantage is that you automatically get pre-loaded PyMongo or SQLAlchemy clients in your Jupyter enviro
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Show HN: A local Python prototyping tool for Jupyter and Streamlit(github.com)
65 points by galenmarchetti 3y ago|5 comments
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The Two-Board Knot: Zoning, Schools, and Inequality(americanaffairsjournal.org)
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Using Declarative Interfaces to Empower Devs to Do Ops(galenmarchetti.substack.com)
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
Wow - really cool you had the chance to see this in person. I didn't know that about dotCloud's positioning...especially given the relative differentiation compared to Heroku in those days. Also, I didn't know about the light
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Ask HN: Why was Docker first launched at PyCon?
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
seconding the answer given by OP...I've also found the raw clients very low level and hard to use. I appreciate the higher level abstraction here, emphasis on "batteries included" and usability mirroring kubectl
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by galenmarchetti 3y ago
I think this is the right way to think about it. Still a lot of value in making the various numbers bigger...if you don't do that, competitors will, and then you'll lose market share way faster than you did before. But if Apple is

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