jrott

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   by jrott 6y ago

   I really like the idea of this but having the pricing based off of cloud spend makes me nervous. Stuff that is launched should be in the most cost efficient way possible but if the fee is based off cloud spend there is an agent principle pr
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   by jrott 6y ago

   Nice I'll have to try it out
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   by jrott 6y ago

   This is the first thing that I've ever used where I thought it would actually be better on a touch screen.
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   by jrott 6y ago

   Haha SAFe when you want the worst of all worlds around how to setup software development teams. More seriously SAFe is trying to solve a real problem but to actually solve it involves much deeper organizational change because of Conway&#x27
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   by jrott 6y ago

   I think this is worth looking at to see the history of why building distributed systems is hard. Also this, "A distributed system is one in which the failure of a computer you didn't even know existed can render your own computer
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   by jrott 6y ago

   You totally can but many of those teams don’t have the expertise to do that. I really think you are onto something.
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   by jrott 6y ago

   This is pretty great. There are so many business ops teams that end up doing the same tasks over and over on again and this is perfect for that use case.
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   by jrott 6y ago

   I love this document as well for very similar reasons. It's interesting how attached people become to the ritual of doing things instead of thinking about why they are doing it. In my experience it seems like a ton of things that peopl
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   by jrott 6y ago

   The compliance argument is an interesting one and I see that being a big issue going forward. The issue is that your database is still probably not running at the edge. That seems to be the bigger issue for most data privacy laws especially
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    by jrott 6y ago

    Interesting I'm used to megacorp life, where the AWS bill has to be really big for people to notice. I can see how it would be helpful for startups though or for services that are providing a free tier to users.
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    by jrott 6y ago

    This is the nightmare scenario with a personal AWS account. AWS billing setup makes it impossible to know that there is a giant bill until after the fact. I wish there was some way to limit the bill and just have everything shut down at tha
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    by jrott 6y ago

    For weightlifting I still haven’t found anything better than google sheets for planning, and pen and paper for tracking workouts.
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    Observability the Hard Parts(peter.bourgon.org)

    1 points by jrott 6y ago|0 comments
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    by jrott 6y ago

    Totally it's the same pattern over and over again we don't want to pay technical talent that can actually do stuff, and won't or can't train the people that are willing to work cheap.
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    by jrott 6y ago

    Thank you for making this it's super handy.
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    by jrott 6y ago

    I'm missing what is good for a company when they go through a SPAC the 20% fee is close to what the average POP for an IPO which historically has been 13-15% and last year was 22%[1]and in exchange for dealing with a bunch of investmen
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    by jrott 6y ago

    I told you so is totally a sign that things are wrong and it being said a lot is really signaling to the manager of that team that they need to dig in and figure out what is actually going on. Whenever I've heard it's always someo