wadenick

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by wadenick 2y ago
...agree, even spending time singing on anything else in the first paragraph instead of breaking the bad news WITH THE DATE first feels rather off.
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by wadenick 2y ago
I really think any help the community could offer - and also receive - would be welcome news for those still on Fauna service right now. Especially open source. People could move quickly – with multiple options – to help themselves, which a
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by wadenick 2y ago
yes, or even just be able to stand up your own for a longer period while you figure out how to migrate to something else altogether.
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by wadenick 2y ago
This is a very tough announcement for any customers relying on the Fauna service. The announcement itself hides the all key details, clicking into the FAQ reveals the date is not several months away but in fact 2 months 11 days away, and th
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by wadenick 6y ago
+1, works well for me
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by wadenick 8y ago
Nick from DigitalOcean here; yes! It's in the bottom of the blog post >>> Our engineering team is working hard to bring you even more functionality for your databases in 2019. We plan to have additional engines such as Redis a
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by wadenick 8y ago
Hey, Nick from DigitalOcean here. We're working on upgrade functionality, and it should be available soon. Here's our K8s PM on this topic in the blog comments https://blog.digitalocean.com/announcing-limited-avail
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by wadenick 10y ago
Thanks for noticing! JIRA Jr. is indeed an April 1st thing we did 2013. Notice the first date that the Internet Archive captured the page: https://web.archive.org/web/20130215000000*/https://www.atla...
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by wadenick 10y ago
The first article I read made it clear he was doing 114 hours a week: http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/BART-Janitor-Made-270K-... The headline figure includes his benefits in order to seem worse in some way. W
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by wadenick 10y ago
Sorry I'm late here. Yes those are different, given the differences between the software running in the cloud and running on customers' own servers.
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by wadenick 10y ago
Also note you're on an old version of JIRA so check that you're reading the related version of the API references.
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by wadenick 10y ago
This developer is asking about developing for JIRA Server though, so I pointed them straight at that content. Connect is great for JIRA Cloud.
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by wadenick 10y ago
So you're going to develop something for JIRA Server (internally hosted software). You'll be using Plugins2* 1. Start here https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/getting-started/gett... 2. Install the S
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by wadenick 10y ago
Something I totally forgot to mention, which was remiss of me, is that the platform I'm talking about is also where developers who have their own product - SaaS or otherwise - can also distribute free integrations to our products. Load
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by wadenick 10y ago
I guess it's relative. Our market isn't the number of users of a consumer market like the Apple App Store or Google Play. But then again there's millions of apps in each and getting yours noticed is extremely hard. Part of wh
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by wadenick 10y ago
Thanks for the reply mentioning us! There’s quite a few independent developers selling their add-ons in our Atlassian Marketplace with yearly bookings of anywhere from a few thousand $$ to over $1,000,000 in some cases. Some have even been
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by wadenick 11y ago
Yes, I agree with your premise here. Personal anecdote, I lived in San Francisco in the city 8 years. It was by far more economical for me to have both Zipcar and taxis (later UberX and Lyft) combined per month than to have a vehicle lease
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by wadenick 11y ago
> Instead, they subscribe for access to a fleet–such as Uber or Tesla's. (Note: people already do this in cities like New York, where car ownership is relatively scarce.) Parsing this took me a moment - what they already do is subsc
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by wadenick 11y ago
In Manhattan it's 23% ( http://www.nycedc.com/blog-entry/new-yorkers-and-cars ). This is quite scarce relative to the rest of the USA and indeed even relative to the suburban boroughs of the greater New York City me
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by wadenick 11y ago
Your strawman implies that his team would save time in Slack versus HipChat, but you ignored the justification he already gave about the integrations that are more useful to them edit and that the whole company was happy to go to HipC
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New to HipChat: dialog apps inside the client(developer.atlassian.com)
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by wadenick 12y ago
You make a good argument, and I'd only add that during an uptick in the tech sector, it becomes easier to get funding and so a series of effects flow from there. More people get funding, and more of it, and the risk profile and spread
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by wadenick 12y ago
Yes, I see that challenge too.
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by wadenick 12y ago
Good summary of important changes. Some people new to Git find the Git cli somewhat arcane or unapproachable. If that's the case starting with a rich Git client like Sourcetree or TortoiseGit is often a good idea. http://www
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by wadenick 12y ago
That's going to depend on the role, the hiring manager, and the candidate. I can't answer for all those but I'd suggest it's always worth a conversation if you see a role you find really compelling.
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by wadenick 12y ago
While not always true, you're right in the context of innovation. Many small European technology entrepreneurs come to the US to launch a new startup because of this insulation from personal holdings, which is not available in many Eur
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by wadenick 12y ago
Yes. Our Taleo system doesn't have Remote as an option but I'm very happy to talk with remote candidates and in fact my dev rel team right now is 100% remote.
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by wadenick 12y ago
San Francisco and REMOTE | Atlassian We make JIRA, HipChat and other developer tools that you may know. We're growing our developer relations practice and have a few developer evangelist positions open right now. As a developer evangel
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by wadenick 14y ago
SF / Bay Area — 24 full-time roles at Atlassian, makers of JIRA and Confluence, Stash and Bitbucket, and more. We're hiring a lot of great people. Our software for software developers is used by over 23,000 organizations. If you can dream i