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When Silicon Valley Stopped Trying to Save the World(thefp.com)
3 points by godisdad 2y ago|1 comments
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by godisdad 3y ago
This post read like a “we want an operationally simple setup,” until the bit about selecting Kube as an orchestration technology. I think it’s still a service oriented architecture and still has to reason about asynchronicity given it uses
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Support Is a Dead End Job(yetto.app)
4 points by godisdad 3y ago|0 comments
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by godisdad 3y ago
Love how they rebranded before creating a valuable brand
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by godisdad 3y ago
maybe as a layer of indirection so nginx and varnish could be independent backends? I wasn’t entire sure of this either
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by godisdad 3y ago
I’m here for the recommendations for apps to cancel subscriptions
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Decision in Challenge to Trump Presidential Primary Petition [pdf](maine.gov)
6 points by godisdad 3y ago|0 comments
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by godisdad 3y ago
Glad Zed has competition and validation of the approach
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Datadog 2023-03-08 Incident(datadoghq.com)
1 points by godisdad 3y ago|0 comments
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by godisdad 3y ago
After all these years and all these waves of gear, we’re all still living in the shadow of rails
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by godisdad 4y ago
Can we find Satoshi with this?
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by godisdad 4y ago
The solution never tried: share the spoils of efficiency with your teams. Give them a percentage or even a few basis points of what they save back as charitable contributions to an organization of their choice. Watch how fast the bill will
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by godisdad 4y ago
I think it’s called “shipping”
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by godisdad 4y ago
Because Apple ships and Google deprecates without warning
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by godisdad 4y ago
People don’t bring Uber their flowers for actually supporting OSS with their dollars. They were paying customers for SPIFFE and SPIRE support when Scytale was an independent company as well
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by godisdad 5y ago
Narcissistic elites losing sync with the audiences of mass culture? Unbelievable
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by godisdad 5y ago
I think constructive recognition can take two forms: criticism and complement. Personally, I think I mostly get the later and not enough of the former. If you get neither, you wonder why you’re even there
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by godisdad 5y ago
I have always loved graphviz/dot and watching the rise of mermaid and other tools is encouraging that there's more competition in the ecosystem. But man, endlessly fiddling to fix the layouts is time I'd like back in my life
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by godisdad 5y ago
- Java -> wasm
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by godisdad 5y ago
Interesting read. If wheels existed for Ruby (maybe they do?) having an approach for things like nokogiri would probably put a dent in climate change but avoiding Swig-y recompilation during module installation
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by godisdad 5y ago
Join a fraternity
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by godisdad 5y ago
I've heard Dave's show and while his views are extreme and his tone polemical I think his essential message is sound: unmanaged debt will fuck your life up like a car crash. In a fully financialized society like the US where every
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by godisdad 5y ago
Formulating any analysis of the Postal Service on 100 letters is like formulating an analysis of the internet based on 1000 packets. Something longitudinal with a vaguely statistically significant sample set would be more meaningful
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by godisdad 6y ago
Yeah. They should have written it twenty years ago in a datacenter with public cloud in mind
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by godisdad 6y ago
A fun game: try and guess who the ICs are in the replies and who the facilitators are
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by godisdad 6y ago
Countdown till this is discounted and unsupported in 3... 2... 1...
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by godisdad 6y ago
Death By Hanging Fando Y Lis The Decline Of Western Civilization
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by godisdad 6y ago
I think the material conditions of one’s existence are relevant to happiness. A lot of articles like this, minimalism, tiny houses and living with nothing strike me as boomer media controlled justifications for austerity. Gas lighting a who
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by godisdad 7y ago
Not knowing what your role was at the customer site makes it hard to give contextual advice but, if traveling was wrecking your personal life and you see more opportunities for growth in the office, I’d take the cut. Don’t know if you’re sw
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Disruptive Innovation in America and China(americanaffairsjournal.org)
1 points by godisdad 7y ago|0 comments

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