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dblock

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About dblock

former CTO @ https://www.artsy.net dblock[at]dblock[dot]org

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/dblock; my proof: https://keybase.io/dblock/sigs/7wXppbb7yc3kCl_NlXemHZGnvpj0YfabOYPG8ZYWbOg ]

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    Note on the ossinsights data point, there are 115 public repos in https://github.com/opensearch-project , including, as an example https://github.com/opensearch-project/k-nn where …

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    Comment #41421563

    OpenSearch only requires DCO. https://github.com/opensearch-project/.github/blob/main/CONT...

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    Comment #41421540

    You're right about documentation and tooling. There's some good momentum in the OpenSearch community around it though, and I am really excited by things like https://github.com/ope…

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    Comment #41421523

    "Elasticsearch" seems to be often referred to as a technology, as in ELK stack, rather than as in "Elastic" the company.

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    Comment #37036726

    Connects Strava in Discord and reposts athlete and club activities into Discord channels, including time, distance, pace, map and weather. Open-source at https://github.com/dblock/…

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    Comment #34303358

    Artsy absolutely borrowed its cultural elements from the USSR, товарищ Стаханов! :)

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    Comment #34303336

    I am sorry you had this experience. No approach, closed or open, will ever substitute better leaders that aren’t taking advantage of you. Your experience is likely and sadly very c…

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    Comment #34302940

    Yikes. I was being sarcastic to make my point. And if highlight the “jokes aside” in the second paragraph, you’ll tell me I wasn’t funny?

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    Comment #34302879

    I worked at artsy in my 30s, and participated in many hackathons.

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    Comment #34290909

    My daughter (second child) was born 4 days after I started at Artsy. Some of the best new ideas came from hackathons.

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    Comment #34290799

    Joey who opened https://github.com/artsy/README/issues/427 is one of the best 10x engineers I’ve ever had the privilege to work with. If it’s important to him to rename all branche…

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    Comment #34290654

    Thanks orta for the links! On not having to ask permission. We failed early. Had a wonderful demo day. Tons of sign ups. It started getting a bit long. Someone decided to shorten e…

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    Comment #34284770

    (I was CTO of Artsy then.) tl;dr The README became possible because Artsy is open-source by default, and someone just decided one day to create a repo and some content, and didn't …

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    Comment #32301158

    As someone who works on an open-source fork of the open-source software mentioned in the post, I am now exclusively referring to the open-source version of it as Apache (APLv2) -li…

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    Comment #29738750

    I work at AWS on opensearch.org, literally to do this as described.

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    Comment #29473371

    Or your entre website can be the FAQ. https://www.drawingwithrussians.com/faq.html

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    Comment #28087446

    Time to (re)watch Brazil!

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    Comment #27644353

    I think so. But if anything I learned to be wary of propaganda on both sides.

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    Comment #27644338

    This is extremely shortsighted. Educated people are a lot harder to exploit. One of these students might one day lead the kind of change we’ve seen in numerous examples through his…

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    Comment #27643318

    I grew up in the USSR. There were multiple layers of the system. I was somewhere in the middle with my father being a well known poetry translator and grandfather writing propagand…

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    Comment #27496621

    (I’m Swiss) This was a question of money. The Swiss were asked to be taxed (even more than they already are). They voted against the costs.

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    Comment #27387652

    Cool. Ironically, not open-source. +1 on wanting Ruby.