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by zegl 5y ago
Go back to work for a startup? Large organisations are large beasts, with their own culture and way of working. Every project has tons of stakeholders and everything is moving slowly. In my experience, you'll only really get to solve p
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by zegl 5y ago
Hey everyone, My name is Gustav (zegl) and together with Kiril (videlov) we are the founders of Sturdy (YC W21). We are building an online-first version control focused on collaboration. You can think of it as asynchronous pair programming.
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Show HN: Sturdy – online-first version control focused on collaboration(getsturdy.com)
94 points by zegl 5y ago|42 comments
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by zegl 5y ago
Sturdy (YC W21) | Senior Backend and Frontend Engineers | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE Sturdy is replacing git and GitHub with real-time collaboration in the cloud - now hiring our first engineers! We're hiring generalist software engine
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by zegl 5y ago
Sturdy (YC W21) | Senior Backend and Frontend Engineers | Stockholm, Sweden | ONSITE Sturdy is replacing git and GitHub with real-time collaboration in the cloud - now hiring our first engineers! We're hiring generalist software engine
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by zegl 5y ago
> but they implement GDPR The GDPR is great for the citizens! My wish is that more countries follow the EU and implement similar and compatible laws. An interesting example of this is that the UK made sure to implement a clone of GDPR in
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by zegl 5y ago
I had the same reaction, especially after Daniels paragraph on how the more obscure formats can and has been used by bypass validation filters. But, I'm also happy for having curl be more consistent with itself, so that it has the same
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by zegl 6y ago
Funny, I've been using the same trick in VSCode without reflecting on it.
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by zegl 6y ago
Congratulations on the launch! Keeping track of our AWS costs and attributing those costs to each team was a huge pain at my previous job, a tool like this would have come in real handy then.
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by zegl 6y ago
Factorio is my number one favourite game ever, and a large part of that is because of how open kovarex and the rest of the team has been during the whole development cycle, with the weekly development blogs etc. I've been a player for
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by zegl 6y ago
The “Build Systems a la Carte” paper famously compares Excel with build systems such as Make and Bazel. Recalculating a spreadsheet efficiently is the same problem as compiling source code. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us&#x
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Slack is getting Instagram-like stories(theverge.com)
3 points by zegl 6y ago|3 comments
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by zegl 6y ago
Riak as well, I've used it very successfully on projects in the past. https://docs.riak.com/riak/kv/latest/developing/data-types/i...
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by zegl 6y ago
The EU doesn’t even agree on which alphabet to use, Latin is the most common one but the Greek and Cyrillic alphabets are also official in the union. English is my second language, and while I wouldn’t mind changing the official language of
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by zegl 6y ago
Hey, I'm the author of kube-score, and originally built the tool to support an organization using Kubernetes at a fairly large scale as measured in number of engineers, services, and Kubernetes clusters. I'm obviously biased, but
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CGP Grey Was Wrong(youtube.com)
2 points by zegl 6y ago|0 comments
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Kube-Score v1.8.0(github.com)
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by zegl 6y ago
Surprisingly, I had 4 sites dating back to 2009 on my account. There was absolutely no content of interest on there, but it was a nice trip down the memory lane for me.
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Show HN: Lifebelt – Secure and reliable applications on Kubernetes(lifebelt.dev)
10 points by zegl 6y ago|0 comments
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by zegl 6y ago
Yes, kustomize is not supported natively, but you can achieve effect by piping the kustomize output to kube-score. kustomize build | kube-score score -
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by zegl 6y ago
Great post! If you're in the Kubernetes space for long enough, you'll see all of these configuration mistakes happening over and over again. I've created a static code analyzer for Kubernetes objects, called kube-score, that
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by zegl 6y ago
Agreed, and even if do want to use a different lambda per route, it's not as troublesome to setup as the author claims.
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by zegl 6y ago
First, a huge congratulations to the founders of Keybase! Running a self-founded messaging company can't be an easy feat. For me personally, this is of course worrying news. I'll suspect that Keybase will die a rather quick death,
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by zegl 7y ago
It's blocking forever if the cluster isn't GREEN.
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by zegl 7y ago
Yep, I'm running ES in a StatefulSet. It works nicely out of the box using headless Services for node-to-node discovery, and by using a custom preStop hook, to make sure that the cluster wouldn't become RED after the node shuts do
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by zegl 7y ago
Setting CGO_ENABLED=0 does not make the build fully static. To do this you currently need to set the following flags: -ldflags '-extldflags "-fno-PIC -static"' -buildmode pie -tags 'osusergo netgo static_build
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by zegl 7y ago
I can’t understand why the Bazel team hasn’t learnt from Go team how to handle breaking changes. Bazel is an amazing piece of tech, but it can definitely be a lot of work to keep up to date.
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Kube-score: Kubernetes analysis with security and reliability recommendations(kube-score.com)
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by zegl 7y ago
The new logo was launched last year with mixed feedback from the community. https://blog.golang.org/go-brand
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by zegl 7y ago
I've been using Bazel full time for over two years now to build Java/Go/Containers/gRPC and everything in between, and I must really say that it's one of the best tools that I've stumbled upon. A huge congratul

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