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by tty7 9y ago
As part of dropping Heroku for our own platform we ended up writing something equivalent in python, then Go initially to deal with packaging/distribution. Its been pretty great, but damn I would have loved this to have been in Go. Th
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by tty7 9y ago
Do they have a whitelist for the owners?
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by tty7 9y ago
personal heroku/dokku clone, which is really just a remote git with some hooks that build images and provision to docker. haproxy in front loadbalancing and doing routing tinc mesh for a ghetto private cloud with dirt cheap boxes consu
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by tty7 9y ago
Let me explain a little better, and again I am only basing this all off the small amount of data we have. Let me give an example as I am not the best at articulating. hopefully this helps. Lets say I hired this engineer as Senior or Team L
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by tty7 9y ago
Yup, this is basically what I meant - but much better articulated. Something I need to get better at 10/10 !
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by tty7 9y ago
I would be even more hesitant to hire for a startup! can this person grow with the startup? what happens when we have 10, 20, 30+ engineers - how will they work with the team - will they second guess everything? will everything be an argum
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by tty7 9y ago
To your first point, yes exactly. The interview is as much mine as it is the candidates. Not necessarily hiring to complete tickets as fast as possible, but some who can take a task and complete with minimal issues. I don't want to
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by tty7 9y ago
Agreed, but without knowing the context I responded on this emails face value. I would also worry hiring a team lead/senior dev who appears to be combative from the initial screening
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by tty7 9y ago
I was only responding specifically to a candidate responding with this email if I had asked them to do a hackerrank. While I can understand your leap to soulless masses - that was not my intention.
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by tty7 9y ago
You want a personalized interview, styled exactly for you ? I would be a 'no' if i were interviewing me. You obviously can program but this makes you appear to be someone who would be difficult to work with.
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by tty7 9y ago
This website is terrible for providing information
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by tty7 9y ago
Which is written in python, so better give credit for that. Wow and now python is in C so line up your credit books, we are in for a long night tonight. Thoughts & prays for all contributors
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by tty7 9y ago
i hired a kid to play sitar after me and the wife get up. its amazingly soothing, i couldnt imagine using something like this to relax.
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by tty7 9y ago
i am thinking about using cockroachdb to power something like LDAP. but the CIO said no because it has "cockroach" in the name and no one would sign off. should i just do it anyway?
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by tty7 9y ago
so? $49 is way too expensive for this. i can get a x86 from ebay way more cheaper than this. who would even bother, the rpi zero is $5.
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by tty7 9y ago
> If you believe you do not have racial, ethnic, and gender biases you are wrong. When does trusting your gut mean you don't know you are biased? Everyone is biased, get over it. If you are living with someone - yes please trust you
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by tty7 9y ago
Nice! my account came out pretty ugly :( and took nearly 5min to generate. But this could be a handy addition to deployment pipelines/PRs when following Infrastructure as Code (as well as being on AWS). Will keep my eyes on this. Also
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by tty7 9y ago
slow clap :D
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by tty7 9y ago
Its not 24/7 (closes 1am every night) Nyc subway is unbeatable in that regard. And I prefer 24/7 service than being able to use the wifi to book an uber ;)
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by tty7 9y ago
Nice! I'm looking at doing something similar
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by tty7 9y ago
https://github.com/Jamonek/Robinhood I used that a few months ago, you might need to sniff the traffic if there has been changes. it wasnt too difficult
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by tty7 9y ago
Robinhood have an unplublished api. There are hard limits on the number of trades you can do. But i would use that
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by tty7 9y ago
Containers are not OS configuration scripts.. they still need a host to run on. They still need networking managed.. im not sure how you figure that one out. Chef experts likely deploy your underlying hosts, setup other required services (
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by tty7 9y ago
Sounds like your consultants were not sold on docker/containers as you already supported them. They wanted to lock you into a managed service so that you keep using them. If they really cared about containers they would have helped yo
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by tty7 9y ago
We should start a gofundme for him, what a horrible fiance!
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by tty7 9y ago
lol
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by tty7 9y ago
Yup I also had similar experience, have been impressed
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by tty7 9y ago
33.6k is still OG
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by tty7 9y ago
someone set their DNS TTL to ∞
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by tty7 9y ago
Once they hit 500 startups, did you _actually_ expect them to continue to pay?

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