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Continuous Delivery Using Google Kubernetes Engine and Google Cloud Build(stephenmann.io)
2 points by pattrn 8y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
Unfortunately, no I haven't found anything like that, and it's definitely a sore spot. The tabbing issues for indented lists perpetually confound me, and I'm not sure why. Many articles use different indentation, and it makes
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by pattrn 8y ago
The question did not mention forcing people to pray or organized prayer. Your last two statements would not be possible if the government "[abolished] school prayer." If that's not what this is about, then they should have wr
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by pattrn 8y ago
I completely agree with this, but the question didn't say "abolish forced prayer," or "abolish organized religion." It said to "abolish school prayer." I'm trying not to infer any context other than t
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by pattrn 8y ago
The amount of bias in the wording of these questions makes me skeptical of the survey's usefulness. It feels more like a questionnaire about support of various social issues, where if you disagree with the social issue then you get cat
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by pattrn 8y ago
https://stephenmann.io Writing a lot about infrastructure automation (Terraform, AWS, gcloud, Kubernetes) and how to design / deploy production applications. Trying to write blog posts that contain stream-of-thought code an
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by pattrn 8y ago
This is the fifth post in a 30 post marathon (writing one per day for 30 days). It's an incomplete list of lessons I learned due to unit testing. The lessons mostly have to do with how unit tests informed the design of my code, and not
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Lessons Learned Writing Unit Tests(stephenmann.io)
2 points by pattrn 8y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
This is my fourth post in a 30 day blog post marathon. It describes how to deploy a simple Hugo static site into Google cloud. Let me know what you think!
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Hosting a Hugo Site in a Google Bucket(stephenmann.io)
2 points by pattrn 8y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
Definitely let me know if you have any questions about Terraform / AWS. The remaining 27 blog post topics are still up in the air, so I'm looking for some writing material :). One thing to note about these posts is that they take
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by pattrn 8y ago
This is my third post in a 30 day blog post marathon about building production applications. It describes how to build a full continuous delivery pipeline on AWS. I'd love to hear your feedback!
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Continuous Delivery with AWS Beanstalk, CodePipeline and Terraform(stephenmann.io)
2 points by pattrn 8y ago|3 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
Disclaimer: A lot more goes into designing reusable React components than you can see in this post. This post mainly addresses common issues I've seen that prevent components from being reused. Perhaps the title is misleading... Defini
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Designing Reusable React Components(stephenmann.io)
3 points by pattrn 8y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
Thought this might be helpful to anyone wanting to automate setting up alerting with AWS+Terraform. (Thank you, Hashicorp team, if any of you happen to run across this comment. You make my life and my clients' lives significantly easie
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Setting Up Monitoring and Alerting on Amazon AWS with Terraform(stephenmann.io)
2 points by pattrn 8y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 8y ago
I must be missing something in this article. It seems to say that older generations have more net worth than younger generations. Its graph depicting net worth by age scales almost linearly. Isn't this how it's supposed to work? I
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by pattrn 8y ago
This read like an autobiography for myself. Wow. Reading this was a trip down memory lane. Thank you :).
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by pattrn 9y ago
It felt very strange reading this, as it was nearly identical to a project I did in college for a class about discrete time signal analysis. We had to decipher encoded messages embedded within Crawling in the Dark by Hoobastank. The sound c
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by pattrn 9y ago
It's not the only container I'm running. I also have the backend for a mobile app hosted there, my fiance's blog, and some other projects. An entire GKE cluster is definitely overkill for just a blog, but I use it for a lot m
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by pattrn 9y ago
My blog uses Postleaf, hosted on GKE. https://stephenmann.io
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by pattrn 9y ago
Hello. This is my first blog post ever. Why a blog? Writing helps me think, and hopefully it helps others understand what I've thought, and more importantly that they benefit in some way from that understanding. With this post in parti
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How to Setup Flow with create-react-app and Visual Studio Code(stephenmann.io)
1 points by pattrn 9y ago|1 comments
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by pattrn 9y ago
> What you're describing sounds kind of awesome, but it's not "homeschooling." It needs a different term. This describes most of the homeschoolers I have ever known, including myself. It's what I think of when I
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by pattrn 9y ago
How many homeschooled adults do you know? As a successful homeschooled adult who knows a considerable number of other successful homeschooled adults, I have to respectfully disagree with your conclusions. It's difficult to counter an a
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by pattrn 9y ago
I won't lie: all of this was incredibly difficult and time consuming to learn. Homeschooling was a double edged sword. On one hand, I had five to six extra hours per day for activities like this; on the other hand, I had no teacher, so
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by pattrn 9y ago
The only thing I can find is one of the original versions of the chess engine. It's still running on a free web-host: http://blitzter.atspace.com/ . Pardon the writing style of 16-year old me. Unfortunately, I can'
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by pattrn 9y ago
2002: Devised without a book what I later discovered was the MinMax algorithm (my father was quite unhappy when he discovered tic-tac-toe game trees penciled on the side of the staircase) and wrote a really terrible chess engine with it. Th
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by pattrn 9y ago
I'm not sure the crash proves that "crypto people" have faith in the dollar. That assumes that "crypto people" selling caused the crash, and not the general public or larger investment firms. Without knowing how you

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