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jonthepirate

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About jonthepirate

Twitter @BlockJon

https://medium.com/@blockjon/scaling-jenkins-bad7a4ea046f

https://blog.doordash.com/integrating-github-with-jenkins-for-continuous-integration-and-deployment-7cae2c2161cb

Recent public activity

  1. story
    Who's making money from using/exploiting AI?

    I'm looking for some concrete examples of any AI advancements actually causing someone to financially prosper where they didn't before. Most of the examples I can think of make som…

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    Comment #49001221

    I see an iceberg ahead, captain.

  3. story
    Tell HN: I'm sick of AI everything

    A while back, I stopped using Facebook because I just couldn't take it anymore. Just totally sick of it. I'm honestly getting there with AI. At this point, I would prefer to have a…

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    Comment #47446393

    Tesla is a premium product - if someone is going to use FSD they know its a luxury feature and should pay for the most comprehensive safety features available which in my mind woul…

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    Comment #47311261

    I'm a former Lyft & DoorDash engineer exploiting a talent loophole. Mission: get startups access to senior & principal big-tech engineers at a 90% discount and without hemorrhaging…

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    Comment #46877973

    seems it.

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    Comment #46274406

    Low Touch Advisor The dream: “click a button to get a senior engineer added to your slack.” It’s a side hustle for awesome engineers. My first customer has me looking for e6+ or cl…

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    Comment #44117170

    I'm on the build team at DoorDash. We're in year 1 of our Bazel monorepo journey. We are heavy into Go, already have remote execution and caching working, and are looking to add su…

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    Comment #41994994

    In my experience: Ruff is great because you need to lint your code all the time and you could save maybe 1 minute per CI. As for Python package management, my team is migrating to …

  11. story
    Seeking a better design pattern than "microservices"

    My team is looking for new ideas for setting up a complex system that would be much simpler and more scalable than “microservices”, which still seem to be a standard, even though w…

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    Comment #39758442

    [flagged]

  13. story
    Has anybody made a product to help you cope with GitHub outages?

    What would be great is a product that is specifically designed to help you deal with a GitHub outage. Oh, GitHub is down? Flip this switch and your developers can somehow keep work…

  14. story
    “AI” is a misnomer. There's no ability to reason. Its just pattern matching

    I think GPT is really neat. However, it cannot solve even the most basic reasoning problems I tried. It feels like it understands what I'm asking for and it provides good answers, …

  15. story
    Is it common for Java devs to wait 30s+ for a recompile after making any change?

    I'm mostly used to Python programming.. I seems like the Java/Kotlin world largely might be sort of used to waiting 30+ seconds for a recompile after making even a 1 line code chan…

  16. story
    Why can’t GibHub be reliable?

    It seems like GitHub is getting worse every quarter. Why can’t they operate it in a reliable way?

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    Comment #35620961

    Somehow, ruff is linting my entire codebase 350x faster than pylint did.

  18. story
    GitHub repo settings configuration as code

    I'm looking for the best way to allow engineers at my company (1,500 engineers) to manage their GitHub repo settings via "configuration as code". The GitHub repo settings UI webpag…

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    Comment #33736248

    People are saying that one of the founders sold $150m+ of their equity and the vc's couldn't stop them... and proceeded to get a 70 foot yacht. With no remaining incentive to build…

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    Comment #33579867

    How could this all happen? Is there no regulation?

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    Comment #31543138

    Former Lyft engineer here. I'm convinced they will go out of business or sell the scraps to someone... however smart acquirers like Elon wouldn't go near it. Rideshare sucks.

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    Comment #30611226

    16 years ago, my first Bay Area engineering job was at Reputation Defender. I helped create their first product - the EXACT same thing it looks like Optery is making. Make no mista…

  23. story
    Ask HN: Best rollout tool for complex multi region K8 deployments?

    Our team has been looking at Spinnaker for a while now (as well as Spinnaker vendors) but we are disappointed with the large number of bugs in the Spinnaker ecosystem. Every time w…

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    Comment #29892327

    I've been dealing with Python for 8 years at 2 big tech companies in the Bay Area. The main advantage in Python is that it's easy to learn. It just doesn't scale. Once things start…

  25. story
    Have any notable tech figures called BS on metaverse?

    So far, the whole thing sounds like a modern version of going to milliondollarhomepage.com with a VR helmet. I'm an engineer - please help me understand what I'm not getting.