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by jrudolph 6y ago
Ergs don’t float :-) The most important factor before converting raw erg performance (i.e average watts over a 2000m race) to water performance is to consider it in relation athlete mass. This is intuitive because more mass means more disp
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by jrudolph 6y ago
Certainly more accurate than most other ergs (that's how we rowers call them). However, it's not perfect. Nothing is ever perfect when it comes to measuring real world biomechanics. I did competitive rowing in my youth + I'v
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by jrudolph 7y ago
SAP _Graph_ and then it's a REST API? Not GraphQL? I mean, both types of API have their use cases but that's just an attempt at riding the latest hype.
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by jrudolph 7y ago
meshcloud | Frankfurt, Germany | Onsite & Remote (EU Only) | https://meshcloud.io meshcloud helps some of the largest enterprises in the world manage thousands of AWS Accounts, Azure Subscriptions and GCP Projects using our
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by jrudolph 7y ago
meshcloud | Frankfurt, Germany | Onsite & Remote | https://meshcloud.io meshcloud helps some of the largest enterprises in the world manage thousands of AWS Accounts, Azure Subscriptions and GCP Projects using our multi-clou
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by jrudolph 7y ago
The article links to https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/ad... and https://portal.msrc.microsoft.com/en-US/security-guidance/ad... These CVEs only mention Azure Sta
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Azure Stack Remote Code Execution Vulnerability(forbes.com)
4 points by jrudolph 7y ago|1 comments
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by jrudolph 7y ago
My team is using Loki + Grafana and we're pretty happy with it. It's pretty basic but it does what you expect it to do just fine. We ditched Elastic as it was a super massive PITA to operate (& a resource hog at that). I'
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Why We're Sponsoring the Dhall Language Project(meshcloud.io)
1 points by jrudolph 7y ago|0 comments
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by jrudolph 7y ago
Kudos for a refreshing take on software project management. This hits a nerve with me - taming JIRA is a royal PITA (couldn't help the 4 letter acronyms, sorry). Especially if you don't have time to combing your backlog all day. N
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by jrudolph 7y ago
meshcloud | Frankfurt, Germany | Onsite & Remote | https://meshcloud.io Meshcloud helps some of the largest enterprises in the world manage thousands of AWS Accounts, Azure Subscriptions and GCP Projects using our multi-clou
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USB Power Supply/Charger Test(lygte-info.dk)
8 points by jrudolph 7y ago|2 comments
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by jrudolph 7y ago
CORS is a minefield. It doesn't help that the RFC is incredibly dense. I may be totally missing something, but I've repeatedly wondered though if CORS still has its place in times of SPAs that exclusively use xhr + javascript + so
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RavenDB NoSQL Document Database(ravendb.net)
2 points by jrudolph 7y ago|0 comments
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by jrudolph 7y ago
thanks! turns out it wasn't working for https, should be fixed now.
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by jrudolph 7y ago
Dhall is an awesome tool to have in your DevOps tool belt - we're heavy dhall users at meshcloud [0] and couldn't be happier about it. We picked it after evaluating a long list of contenders (yaml madness with anchors, jsonnet, ks
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by jrudolph 7y ago
This is a bit embarrassing, but I c/p the wrong link for our senior fullstack position, proper link goes to: https://stackoverflow.com/jobs/156677/senior-fullstack-engin...
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by jrudolph 7y ago
meshcloud | Frankfurt, Germany | Onsite & Remote | https://meshcloud.io Meshcloud helps some of the largest enterprises in the world manage thousands of AWS Accounts, Azure Subscriptions and GCP Projects using our multi-clo
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by jrudolph 8y ago
So you're running VIO / vmWare integrated OpenStack?
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by jrudolph 8y ago
> EKS (like all AWS services) is heavily integrated with AWS IAM. As most people know, IAM is the true source of AWS lock-in This one thousand times over. Lots of companies have multi-cloud on their strategy but when it's time to ac
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by jrudolph 8y ago
The point made by OP is not so much about the technology but about drawing parallels between the history of and hopes held for both projects. Both OpenStack and K8s were/are hyped as solutions to reduce vendor lock-in, although they do
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by jrudolph 8y ago
I think AGPL is a fairly good choice for anything that's potentially used as a hosted service. All the big enterprises I've worked with so far have a policy that forbids AGPL'd software and rather purchase commercial licenses
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by jrudolph 8y ago
> I think there is a strong use case for a Arch-like Linux distro that has an open architecture for building the entire distro from source into container images automatically. That's what Fedora Silverblue is all about https:/
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by jrudolph 8y ago
Yes, and it's used all over the place in EU corporate law. In most cases I've seen it applied (as a EU-based founder) to money laundering, taxation etc. I'd be curious to see how this construction pans out. I bet it's be
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by jrudolph 8y ago
This looks really exciting and congratulations on launching! We will definitely be taking a look at this as it looks like a great fit to recommend to our customers. My startup Meshcloud [0] is helping companies manage the "organization
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MongoDB vs. Elasticsearch: The Quest of the Holy Performances (2015)(blog.quarkslab.com)
1 points by jrudolph 8y ago|0 comments
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by jrudolph 8y ago
Very interesting read, can't emphasise enough how important _practicing_ for security is as opposed to mere education. A couple of folks I went to Uni with launched a startup that helps companies conduct automated phishing awareness tr
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by jrudolph 9y ago
This. I've seen container builds for Java applications broken in the described ways fail in production over and over again. Just because Docker makes building an image very easy doesn't mean that you will end up with a production
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Using Bitbucket Auth for Concourse CI Teams(meshcloud.io)
1 points by jrudolph 9y ago|0 comments
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by jrudolph 9y ago
both: JVM Target -> Java bytecode, Browser Target -> Javascript

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