ndneighbor

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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I have been following Matrix development for sometime and I do like the direction where they are going at. However, a lot of my time is trying to reach companies where they are and the majority of them are in Slack. I think there is a case
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Ooooo- thanks for sharing. Is this the bot that you are referring to? https://slack.com/marketplace/A044USEAHRV-unblocked I will try it out and see how it performs.
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I can qualify this- when we began, we had a tonne of fraud and a lot of students looking to host a VNC to circumvent their school restrictions. Our goal is to be the last cloud a developer has to think about. (More code repo integration vs.
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Forgive me! Whenever I write internally or externally, it's usually a super long rambling piece and then we cut it down. The hardest part about writing for me making sure that everyone can have something to take away from it. I'll
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
That's my hope too- been at this company for 3+ years and there was a moment of time when it did truly feel like we would just spend time with only larger companies. However, what's interesting is there is a direct correlation to
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
This was the case at ${lastCo} and it bothered me to no end as PM. My job is literally talking to customers! Why do I need to chat to a relationship manager so that I can talk to my own customer?!? That exact point was my very axe to grind
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I agree, the growth marketer trend of nailing users with a marketing mailer every week drives me insane.
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Yep- key point, we work in Discord. We blogged about that too, https://blog.railway.com/p/how-we-work The blog post is a bit old but the point mostly stands- we try to keep our customers close to us, but lately, we hav
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Excellent questions! Railway has three support engineers who work on tooling + myself if you count me. (I have been more focused on customer migrations and classical sales as of late.) One thing that I think we left out of the blog post whi
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Technically with the data flow we have, that is now possible :think: Hypothesizing aside, there are some interesting options out there like Tightknit and (for Discord) AnswerOverflow. I still think that Slack makes it way too hard to spin u
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Oh shoot, double surprise, and now from someone who isn't my co-worker who posted this. Developer of the feature here, happy to chat through details of the implementation and general developer GTM watercooler advice for those who are b
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Author here! Wasn't expecting this to be posted today but AMA about this implementation. tl;dr We rolled a two-way Slack bridge with full impersonation into our custom help center software to make 1000s of developers feel like they&#x2
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
Although I have some skepticism at the author once he got to the Yelp rant- I don't know what he expected when he used services that subsidize consistent demand. I regularly patronize a cash only business off the grid for take out, and
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I really did like this interview quite a bit and helped me deal with the shame of being a bit unfocused, Gwern shows that it all connects in the end.
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Simulated Windows Environments Designed to Fool Attackers(dolus.app)
2 points by ndneighbor 2y ago|0 comments
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
As someone who used to run a similar program and be part of programs like these in the past, I am a bit underwhelmed by the structure of the program. This is framed like a way to get free labor, and is a PR miss on the company. Ambassador p
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
One thing I kinda wished was the ability to code into Figma, much like how in Storybook I can have a resource of brand compliant components. For me, it's much easier to rectangle draw and even work with auto-layout, but one side of me
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
As a Miami native, I can tell you for a fact Cuban remittances do indeed happen. The sanctions loosened after the Obama admin d'tente even after the Trump admin restored most of the controls. My alma matter https://cri.fiu.e
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I guess this explains the recent uptick in spam...
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I collect watches, it's my dumb hobby, but there is a cult following in the community for Soviet watches especially Vostoks on the whole price : value that you get from them. You can see that the factories and materials that were limit
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by ndneighbor 2y ago
I still don't get why there aren't enough monitor panels that are 5K so they can fit with Macintosh's retina standard. What ends up happening is the scaling is done at an incorrect multiple so the dpi causes text to be blurry
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Scale Not Sales: Automating Revenue So Graph Go Up(blog.railway.app)
3 points by ndneighbor 2y ago|0 comments
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Post Mortem of Railway Outage on Jan 31st(blog.railway.app)
2 points by ndneighbor 3y ago|0 comments
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
OneAPI isn't bad for PyTorch, the performance isn't there yet but you can tell it's an extremely top priority for Intel.
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I hate that too- but the fraud... (And totally heard, I think the distinction on the product comparison vs. the GPL is useful.) (Also if you send me an email to angelo@railway (dot) app- I will throw some credits your way so you can play ar
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
Wait no- comments like this are what I enjoy. I personally struggle with the whole dichotomy of "marketing led" writing and then balancing that with just spending 2,000 words talking through test frameworks and cases. Maybe for a
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
Hey all, OP here from the team who built this feature. This came about from years of trying to coordinate Infra changes from my days wrangling Mesos and then Docker and then, on Railway itsself. Hopefully you really enjoy the deep dive that
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We're Building Git for Infrastructure(blog.railway.app)
13 points by ndneighbor 3y ago|6 comments
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I am an Intel shill lately but I think it's more of a time thing rather than the desire to keep stuff a secret. They've been pretty good about open documentation on the stuff that matters (like this) such as OpenVINO.
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by ndneighbor 3y ago
I struggled with game addiction. I found that I have a very addictive personality, when I like stuff, I REALLY LIKE IT. Apparently, I also found out that alcoholism runs in my family, it feels like it might be related. I understand the stru

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