nilshauk

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by nilshauk 7y ago
Just wondering, what are typical failures with Jenkins that you see?
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by nilshauk 7y ago
Calling Jenkins outdated is like calling git or GNU/Linux outdated. It’s actively developed and provides solid value in my opinion.
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by nilshauk 7y ago
It was a nice read. The real lesson here is how to diagnose issues like this.
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by nilshauk 8y ago
I would argue that small to medium web services don’t need Kubernetes nor serverless. It doesn’t even need to be split into services. Build a tidy monolith and see how far that takes you first. Have less moving parts. Yes, serveless ties yo
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by nilshauk 8y ago
I took a course in rhetoric and encountered the book Don’t Think of an Elephant by George Lakoff https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Think-Elephant-Democrats-Progres... Short book, yet enlightening on rhetoric. Can recommend, rega
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by nilshauk 8y ago
I would love for us tech folk to dip our toes in idea history, hermeneutics and rhetoric. We need to think about the way we think and talk about the way we talk. I mean reflect on the state of things, instead of blindly increasing sharehold
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by nilshauk 8y ago
I deleted my account in April this year. At the point of deletion I had created some Facebook pages and had been a very active user for many years. I tried downloading my data through Facebook's built-in account download feature. And I
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by nilshauk 8y ago
I quit my Facebook account in April and have not looked back. I connect with people in Signal, Twitter, Slack and LinkedIn. Quitting Facebook felt like uninstalling a program which was eating up a lot of ram in my life.