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by mosesschwartz 6y ago
That’s fantastic. Is your 3D model on Thingiverse or anywhere else? I’ve been thinking about making exactly the same thing to use tripod mounts on the Moonlander.
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by mosesschwartz 8y ago
I think the best solution is to use a tool like StackStorm, Rundeck, Wooey ( https://github.com/wooey/Wooey ) or even Jenkins (as mentioned in some other comments), and standardize on adding new scripts to that system. T
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by mosesschwartz 9y ago
I'm a little bit surprised to see StackStorm directly compared to Ansible and SaltStack. There's certainly overlap in capabilities, but in my mental model of the space Ansible and Salt are primarily configuration management, while
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San Francisco’s real estate market has reached 'peak unaffordability'(finance.yahoo.com)
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by mosesschwartz 12y ago
This is an interesting discussion, but unfortunately the term observability is overloaded. It is used in control theory as "a measure for how well internal states of a system can be inferred by knowledge of its external outputs" [
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by mosesschwartz 13y ago
When I interviewed they did not ask for an NDA during the phone interviews, but they did have me sign one before the on-site interview. For what it's worth, I had an overall positive experience interviewing with Google.
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by mosesschwartz 14y ago
This article is an interesting read, and fits well with the recent theme of insourcing articles on HN. However, the author gushes so much about the quality of these shirts that the article feels like advertising. Does anyone have any experi
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by mosesschwartz 14y ago
He also leaves out the Airport Extreme/Express base stations, Cinema Displays, and keyboards and mice. The Apple TV (as it stands now) is really more of a peripheral than a core product.
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by mosesschwartz 14y ago
Ruby's image to the programming public is inextricably linked to Rails, and so to web development, and making fun of web developers is a time-honored tradition among people who fancy themselves "Real Programmers." Outside of this (friendly?