ghomem

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by ghomem 3y ago
"Programming languages, tech stacks, and other areas of engineer preference largely don’t matter. Let engineers pick what they want. Remember that the good solutions are often free and have stupid sounding names." This is a danger
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by ghomem 3y ago
I wrote a bit about this as well: https://logical.li/blog/team-capacity/ https://logical.li/blog/hype-trains/ https://logical.li/blog/seven-traits/
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by ghomem 3y ago
My recommendations: * avoid hype trains: it is a trap * avoid complexity unless there is business based justification: it is another trap * understand that every thing you build needs maintenance * understand that the integrations you build
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by ghomem 3y ago
My advise is reading the comment above carefully ^^^^^
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by ghomem 3y ago
Yes
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by ghomem 3y ago
We know that most startups fail to scale. Perhaps there is a pattern regarding certain things...
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Team capacity discharge: how doing things prevents us from doing things(logical.li)
2 points by ghomem 3y ago|1 comments
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by ghomem 3y ago
An analysis of the dev vs maintenance tension in the context of software management. "Capacity" instead of "Velocity" as a measure of team performance.
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by ghomem 3y ago
Simple AWS snapshot: https://imgur.com/a/IGu1syf
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by ghomem 3y ago
Please I beg you: ask it how to take a snapshot of an EC2 instance and then how to restore it :)
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by ghomem 3y ago
Clap clap clap. This is excellent public service @deathbypenguim. Yesterday I was scrolling through that enormous thread and using control+F to look for keywords of interest on the posted blog descriptions. Now it will be much easier to fol
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by ghomem 3y ago
I agree. Snap is the weak point of LXD. I have been using it in production servers and until snap refresh --hold was made available my team went through the pains of snap workarounds [1] The LXD team was very proactive in the support side b
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by ghomem 3y ago
I write about technology, statistics and society here: https://logical.li/ Found a lot of inspiration from blogs discovered via HN.
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by ghomem 3y ago
> I am now below average intelligence The very fact you were able to write this post in such an articulate way already puts you ahead of 90% of the population. Have you seen how people write? I've been managing teams and projects in
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by ghomem 3y ago
>Instead of remedial work on a linux VM we have tooling and a higher form of >standards so you don't have some grey beard reinventing the wheel creating a >silo on a farm of VMs that no one wants to touch.. it has made thing
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by ghomem 3y ago
How I perceive the end of devops, from an ops (biased?) perspective.
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DevOps: The Funeral(logical.li)
14 points by ghomem 3y ago|4 comments
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Hype Trains Considered Harmful(logical.li)
3 points by ghomem 3y ago|0 comments
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Group sex and the math of political correctness(logical.li)
3 points by ghomem 3y ago|1 comments
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by ghomem 3y ago
I have been a consumer of Hacker News for some time. It really helped me finding very high quality content from different topics that interest me. The blog posts I have found through HN would be very difficult to find via current Google Sea