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January 2018: OpenTracing Project Newsletter(medium.com)
1 points by pritianka 9y ago|0 comments
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When to use unstructured datatypes in Postgres–Hstore vs. JSON vs. JSONB(citusdata.com)
1 points by pritianka 9y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 9y ago
Have seen this happen at so many promising startups. It's sad.
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by pritianka 9y ago
+1 to that.
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From Monolith to Microservices, to Be Continuous #38(heavybit.com)
6 points by pritianka 9y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 9y ago
100% agree with what necubi said. I work at LightStep and it's great to see OSS implementations coming out. The creators of LightStep actually are also the creators of Dapper haha. LightStep specifically is meant for large-scale enterp
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by pritianka 9y ago
100x better UI among other things. Jaeger has a dedicated team and resources and that shows. They are taking the time to write good docs, build demos, create a thoughtful UI, etc. I definitely recommend it. Being OpenTracing native also hel
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by pritianka 9y ago
I have to say, you described tracing really well! I work on the OpenTracing project [1] (and at LightStep) and have been describing tracing to people for a while and your explanation is way better haha :-) [1] opentracing.io
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by pritianka 9y ago
Sysdig is focused on the networking layer. This is for the application layer (L7).
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Keeping Cloud Foundry Secure(heavybit.com)
2 points by pritianka 9y ago|0 comments
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Using Feature Flags for Risk Reduction and Harm Mitigation(blog.launchdarkly.com)
5 points by pritianka 9y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 9y ago
So many marketing pros have to collaborate with a lot of people for technical blog posts. Often, you brainstorm with people, come up with a topic and outline, write a draft, go back and forth on actual text, and then finally publish. Google
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by pritianka 9y ago
I love the Twitter <> Medium idea so much! Only thing I'd want to point out is that some of the best content on Medium is deep, long form articles that really get into the meat of a subject. So you might want to think about that
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by pritianka 9y ago
While I haven't worked in those roles myself at Google, a lot of my colleagues have. TSE and SRE are completely different. One is solutions engineer or sales engineer that's focused on the clients and helping them buy and get star
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by pritianka 9y ago
I do as well. But I end up still needing a white board to map out all the various dependencies etc in my project. Thoughtwriter doesn't seem to have the option to write freeform (not line by line) but if they add that, this could be su
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by pritianka 9y ago
You could also charge for team collaboration on the white board or editors helping out on tersewriter. Sorry to go on and on about the suite of products when you just asked about Thoughtwriter, but I think there's potential here.
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by pritianka 9y ago
Cool you have tersewriter! I have to really get my act together on blogging and I think this might help. Have you thought about the potential of your suite of products? Thoughtwriter, Tersewriter, the app you use to save things? I would p
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by pritianka 9y ago
100% agree. I would want the second app as well to save the results of my brainstorming. Is it available anywhere or do you recommend anything if you aren't releasing your own?
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by pritianka 9y ago
You should just get an experienced designer to review it and help you create a good story.
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by pritianka 9y ago
So so sad. I learned a lot from the RT business model while building WakaTime.
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by pritianka 10y ago
OpenTracing has libraries for C++ (though it needs work tbh) and Java which can be used for mobile. The idea is to cover your entire stack ...
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by pritianka 10y ago
Gusto
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by pritianka 10y ago
I know how you feel as a customer. I felt similarly surprised when I read this post because I'd done an interview with The Newstack at KubeCon with the VP at Cluster. They were talking about their future plans as if there was indeed a
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by pritianka 10y ago
100% agree. I can't recount how many times I've worked with people who wanted to build their own tools or only rely on their own information. I once worked with a dev who refused to talk to people better at systems engineering whe
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Tracing for GitHub-style Ruby apps(github.com)
4 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments
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by pritianka 10y ago
I think the product is solid, for a specific purpose, for a specific audience. However, they've failed to figure out the broad appeal that can lead to advertising dollars. I think their usage demographic is too narrow for a public comp
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by pritianka 10y ago
Jeez, wtf is wrong with Turkey?! Any time there's instability, they tighten govt controls. It almost makes me think everything is an Erdogan-backed conspiracy.
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by pritianka 10y ago
I think it's sad that Twitter is facing so many departures. It's unclear what is really happening but I do hope this service doesn't collapse. It's mind boggling to me that something so useful is struggling to stick arou
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by pritianka 10y ago
So great to see a female founder killing it in the developer products space!
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Instant Twitter Bios for the Creatively Challenged(twitterbiogenerator.com)
4 points by pritianka 10y ago|0 comments

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