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by kevingessner 12y ago
Etsy does support rotations for engineers -- even our CEO does his share: https://twitter.com/chaddickerson/status/545313526626385920
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We Invite Everyone at Etsy to Do an Engineering Rotation(codeascraft.com)
293 points by kevingessner 12y ago|70 comments
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Responsive emails that really work(codeascraft.com)
5 points by kevingessner 13y ago|0 comments
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Responsive HTML Emails: a Different Strategy(blog.fogcreek.com)
107 points by kevingessner 13y ago|43 comments
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Kiln Harmony Internals: the Basics(blog.fogcreek.com)
15 points by kevingessner 14y ago|0 comments
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by kevingessner 14y ago
This is what Trello organizations are designed for. An org is a collection of boards and a group of people, with permission control. This is Fog Creek's org: https://trello.com/fogcreek You'll just see our public boards, but we also have
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by kevingessner 14y ago
The team wrote a blog post describing their tech stack last year: http://blog.fogcreek.com/the-trello-tech-stack/ The biggest change since then is that Trello now runs on AWS, rather than colocated servers in NYC. But the software is the
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by kevingessner 14y ago
tl;dr: "different languages are appropriate for different uses"
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by kevingessner 14y ago
Fog Creek Software, New York, NY (on-site) INTERNS We're looking for interns to join the Trello, Kiln, and FogBugz dev teams here at the Creek in summer 2013. Our internship is paid ($5000/month) and includes private housing and awesome NYC
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by kevingessner 14y ago
And we're back! All Fog Creek services are back on line. Our datacenter has enough fuel for several hours and is working on getting a delivery of more. We are hoping that Kiln, FogBugz, Trello, and all our services will remain up, though th
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by kevingessner 14y ago
We've shut down all of our servers to protect data, except some of the outermost infrastructure and gateways. That 503 is coming from HAProxy, our load balancer -- it's unable to send your traffic to any of the (powered-down) servers.
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by kevingessner 14y ago
Yes, we have multiple off-site backups (cloud as well as an offsite storage DC) for all customer data. All data is still safe in NYC -- we've just brought down service to prevent problems in case of an abrupt power failure.
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by kevingessner 14y ago
We are beginning to bring down all Fog Creek services (FogBugz, Kiln, Trello, etc.) as our datacenter is shutting down. fogcreekstatus.typepad.com and @fogcreekstatus on twitter will continue to have updates. edit: All Fog Creek services ha
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by kevingessner 14y ago
16 megapixels packed into a 1/2.3" sensor? Ouch. That's the smallest sensor size on this image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sensor_sizes_overlaid_ins... I hope DPReview does a review on this camera -- I suspect it's going to produc
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by kevingessner 14y ago
We've switched our DNS provider and we're waiting for the change to propagate. http://fogcreekstatus.typepad.com/2012/07/index.html has all the details.
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by kevingessner 14y ago
We've switched our DNS provider and we're waiting for it to propagate. Check http://fogcreekstatus.typepad.com/ for updates.
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by kevingessner 14y ago
New York NY -- Full-time, on-site Fog Creek Software -- We're looking for top-notch software developers and sysadmins/devops magicians, as well as designers and front-end developers. Great salary, kick-ass benefits, paid relocation. Learn m
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by kevingessner 14y ago
me!
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by kevingessner 15y ago
New York NY - Fog Creek Software Intern and Full-time We're looking for top-notch software developers and sysadmins/devops magicians, as well as designers and front-end developers. Great salary, kick-ass benefits. Learn more at http://www.
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by kevingessner 15y ago
If you're using Mercurial, Kiln offers code reviews and repository management, hosted by us or on your server. http://www.fogcreek.com/kiln/ (disclosure: I work on Kiln at Fog Creek)
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by kevingessner 15y ago
Fog Creek Software, NYC We're hiring co-ops and interns for Fall 2011 and (soon) for Summer 2012. We love expert coders in all languages (we use lots of C#, python, JS, but we're flexible). Internships are paid and tend to be 10-14 weeks, a
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by kevingessner 15y ago
If you're looking for a "clean break", Google's httplib2 [1] might be what you want. It's somewhat lower-level than Requests, but adds a bunch of advanced stuff like caching support and keep-alives. As you might guess from the name, httplib
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Slaughterhouse 1.9: How I Learned to Love Contributing to Mercurial(blog.fogcreek.com)
10 points by kevingessner 15y ago|2 comments
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by kevingessner 16y ago
What I never liked about Quicksilver (and I really liked Quicksilver) is that I always had to look at it. I never knew if pressing "m" would get me Mail, Mozilla, or "Mail selected file as attachment". Quicksilver was often too smart and tr
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Show HN: Twitch, the app/file/script launcher for keyboard junkies(twitchapp.com)
1 points by kevingessner 16y ago|3 comments
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by kevingessner 16y ago
Funny to see this today, since I just had my first app accepted to the Mac App store. It's called Twitch, and it's a launcher designed for power users and keyboard junkies: http://twitchapp.com
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by kevingessner 17y ago
The official directory is at http://www.stackexchange.com/directory . I believe it's opt-in, but it's got quite a few sites.