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gobengo

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About gobengo

https://twitter.com/bengo https://github.com/gobengo https://linkedin.com/in/benjamingoering

Founder: Permanent.Company https://permanent.company/ https://permanent.cloud/ @PermanentCPU

Permanent.Cloud is the personal cloud platform. We're building out https://Permanent.Cloud/Apps to be the best place to discover and collaborate on free cloud web apps and the open source projects behind them.

Now, you can also "Install" all of them, making Permanent.Cloud the easiest place for team leads to quickly spin up a WordPress blog, Discourse forum, Mattermost team chat, GitLab, JIRA, Cloud Bitcoin miner, etc. (any Docker container) with the click of a button.

We bill a fair fee each month based on usage, which you can easily put a cap on.

Buzzwords: TypeScript, koa, PostgreSQL, universal React, Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform

Looking to grow team and sustainability.

Also interested in what open source apps you and your startup are loving these days. e.g. GitLab w/ CI and Auto Devops is really making my life easy. Jenkins is always a winner too. What open source tools are you using every day? Which tools and apps should be in the 'starter pack' that every team can install on day one with one click?

ben@permanent.company

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    Comment #43777648

    op isn't saying you shouldn't complain. op is saying you shouldn't steal instead of complaining

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    Comment #42809078

    private equity + a whole lot of commons to encircle

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    Comment #42343143

    This book is a good riff on "The Goal" but for software manufacturers https://itrevolution.com/product/the-phoenix-project/

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    Comment #38752707

    > a country with essentially zero roundabouts there are thousands of roundabouts

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    Comment #37171072

    ... depends on who u ask

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    Comment #37171054

    This reminds me of the good book "Crucial Conversations"

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    Comment #35749876

    I want the internet to be free/open to all as much as anyone. But specific websites aren’t the internet work itself. You aren’t entitled to them. many websites, most startup websit…

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    Comment #35749853

    from wikipedia “Barrack recommended that Trump hire Paul Manafort as his campaign manager. Barrack first met Manafort in the 1970s when they were both working for Saudis and living…

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    Comment #35749840

    Anyone else notice how First Republic bank was bought a few years ago by Colony Capital co-managed by Thomas Barrack, who was a Senior Advisor to the Trump Campaign before being fo…

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    Comment #35572884

    > At what point do we consider this a mental illness usually when the patient complains or harms someone else, and not before

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    Comment #35572677

    millenia is not very much time to be applying inductive reasoning about future odds. absence of evidence is not evidence of absence

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    Comment #35366678

    yes "They've only ever done one thing well, from a business perspective - create a world class search algo, put it behind a minimalistic web page, and pay for it with ads. And they…

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    Comment #35317307

    why did you put quotes around american enough

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    Comment #35036605

    We need good patterns for ‘dereferencing’ dns-bound identifiers like many https://{dns} URLs into something like a multiformats/cid[1] [1]: https://github.com/multiformats/cid

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    Comment #34927522

    look into the software your HR dept uses to know how much to pay you

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    Comment #34890612

    https://www.asyncagile.org/method-stack

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    Comment #34176456

    NanoIDs are shorter than UUIDs because they have a bigger alphabet. That's probably why. It's not very important for putting IDs in URL paths. But it can matter when using them in …

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    Comment #33255112

    I believe it's not particularly standards-track at W3C. Is there a reason you think that it is?

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    Comment #31929298

    lets go web5 If you wanna study this stuff, participate in * https://w3c-ccg.github.io/ * https://trustoverip.org/ * https://identity.foundation/

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    Comment #31776033

    > Can these computers actually do something better than their classical counterparts, right now? The answer is yes. Sometimes this is referred to as 'quantum supremacy' and some re…

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    Comment #31453222

    maybe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Armenia_(antiquity)...

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    Comment #31453022

    'eastern Turkey' aka Armenia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenian_genocide

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    Comment #31403524

    i think the 'problem' is payments/royalties without having to pay a lawyer

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    Comment #31268786

    SGX is just some document that a Google employee authored and didn't build consensus enough to standardize (e.g. Firefox/Safari don't support it). It's now an expired ietf draft th…

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    Comment #31045025

    it's radical to equate dollar values with objective goodness