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rabi_penguin
7y ago
Running into one of those exact issues (cloudformation stacks getting stuck in really weird states) right now. A real pain in the ass, because I have zero control or visibility into it.
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7y ago
Happy Buildkite user here across two companies. We've built some custom tooling around the GraphQL API here but have since found it solid for both periodic jobs and CI needs.
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rabi_penguin
7y ago
I don't know if I really follow the conclusion from this blog post although I sympathize with the complaints. Let's take one point: " In fact, not only will Git CI tools rebuild and redeploy your entire repo, they are often b
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rabi_penguin
7y ago
You wouldn't happen to have captured this on video, would you? I'm not sure if this is more unfortunate or hilarious.
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7y ago
I think you'd want to qualify just which parts of which particular Windows applications running in a VM on Linux are faster. I see you refer to the filesystem driver, and that makes sense to me. However, if it's anything related t
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rabi_penguin
8y ago
Not affiliated, but there are services like PullRequest[0] that do code review as a service -- it might be worth doing this in your situation to cut out the overhead of trying to find someone qualified. Disclaimer: haven't used them ye
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8y ago
I'd like to give a contrasting answer, which is that you should go somewhere where you can be mentored and learn. If you're concerned about your ability to continue learning best practices and level up as an engineer, you should k
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8y ago
Galois has a reputation for being one of the most visible and well-known shops associated with Haskell. I'm curious to see what they can accomplish. A little bit of poking showed this[0] coming up -- I definitely wonder if that's
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8y ago
Whoops, that's embarrassing. I was thinking it was Denmark and then copied and pasted the article and typed out my response while I was doing something else. People good at multitasking: not me.
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8y ago
Obligatory link to a BBC article about the Danish matpakke: http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20190103-the-norwegian-art-... I personally end up eating the same thing everyday quite a bit. Lunch is there to make me
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8y ago
I recently discovered anchor modeling [1], which forms the relational underpinnings of sqlalchemy-continuum [2], which I haven't used but I'm quite curious about. I've done ad-hoc, manual versions of anchor modeling for most
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8y ago
Hmm, it's almost as if the author of https://whydoesaptnotusehttps.com/ may have overlooked a few things.
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8y ago
This was my exact thought -- I'm stunned by how earnest the comments are here when my troll-dar is going off heavily right now. I guess I should be glad they didn't find some harebrained way to include the blockchain. There's
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8y ago
Penguin Pay | Senior Fullstack Engineer | New York, NY | Onsite | https://www.paywithpenguin.com In most cases, medical expenses are not a patient’s decision — they’re a necessity. Penguin Pay is reimagining medical financing so
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Penguin Pay | Senior Fullstack Engineer | New York, NY | Onsite | https://www.paywithpenguin.com In most cases, medical expenses are not a patient’s decision — they’re a necessity. Penguin Pay is reimagining medical financing so