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Comment #46108946
Location: SF til ~Xmas, then TBD Remote: Yes (fully or hybrid) Willing to relocate: Yes, especially out of USA Technologies: Kubernetes + DevOps-y etc. [Enthusiasticly:] Rust, Elix…
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Comment #17247541
Yo I love phabricator; it's one of my favorite pieces of software, but three things: 1. The title's seeming attribution to Wikimedia as opposed to Facebook (or even Phacility) is l…
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Comment #16865035
It has @mentions, notifications, and the ability to have some Google-Docs style inline comment threads, so depending on the use case I'm not sure you'd totally miss it Otherwise pe…
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Comment #16864407
Perhaps https://www.notion.so/ ?
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Comment #16864366
I mean, depends on your MUA in practice. I think by standard for server side threading— https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5256 — "base subject" is definitely a valid consideration. I …
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Comment #16864325
You could alternatively OAuth sign up for the chat.zulip.org server used for project development and see the feature in action there ( https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contri…
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Comment #16864291
Very differently. Slack does threading on the basis of replies to a message and hides/collapses those under a thread, showing them only to people who expand and notifying only thos…
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Comment #16864268
I feel like a little background would help this thread. I vaguely know/knew some of the founders, but am not really in touch anymore Zulip was started as, and basically still was l…
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Comment #15960311
But if you don't love YAML itself you might just wanna check out ksonnet: https://ksonnet.io/
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Comment #15960289
helm recently(ish) added a helm template command to do client side rendering of a chart So if you wanted to just create a folder with a Chart.yaml, and a templates/file.yml.tpl wit…
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Comment #15955053
Mostly the answer is "if you want to do it all yourself, go for it"; Things like this, and especially Kubernetes, are about creating a common and agreed upon language for infrastru…
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Comment #14688690
Tulip | https://tulip.co/careers | Boston, MA | Full time | Onsite Do you want to help build the factory of the future and realize the next industrial revolution? Tulip is transfor…
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Comment #13732505
HPPD is definitely a real thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallucinogen_persisting_percep... And there is some evidence that taking psychedelics can precipitate long lasting or…
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Comment #13666329
While the cli forms of the various "defaults" registry commands are interesting and useful for e.g. scripting provisioning of many new machines, on a one-off basis it's probably ea…
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Comment #13577803
Are product numbers (domestic or multimarket) accessible somewhere to construct this? (Would revenue numbers suffice or is there more that should be factored in?) Or is there an ac…
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Comment #13577716
Fair points, both you and akiselev; thanks for the clarification I am not an especially economically-(or even really quantitatively) inclined person; I just see GDP bandied about a…
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Comment #13577578
I did a run at the (amateur) math off Google Finance and Crunchbase. With some companies I couldn't find's numbers outright omitted, and using old valuations, I totaled those corps…
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Comment #12340582
I could see this being adapted as a good v2 for http://riemann.io/dashboard.html ; Obviously there are lots of dashboards in the world, but while there are substantial differences …
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Comment #11692995
https://github.com/edenhill/kafkacat
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Comment #10931698
Since the theme of this thread seems to be non-clojure alternatives, I'll point in the direction of InfluxData (formerly InfluxDB)'s new-ish Kapacitor project. While I'm unconvince…
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Comment #9437092
My hypothesis, which I am not doing the best job of working in harmony with, is that the effort that's gonna have the most positive impact is proactive thinking and experimentation…