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lewaldman
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Comment #21727123
At work each team uses the tool that they deem better. My team (DevOps) have a git repository where we put all our docs, post-mortems, etc... Other teams uses Confluence, some uses…
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Comment #21727103
I'm not getting the problem with the meetings... Why you don't just... log on Zoom on the correct time and leave it running while you do actual work on another screen/monitor/windo…
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Comment #21726918
For me the key to avoid isolation are my hobbies... The main two that helps me with that are to ride my bicycle at least twice per week and to play Jazz jam sessions on a pub nearb…
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Comment #21696835
Hmm... With an internet connected ring + a internet connected locker... it's quite doable and simple. The deliver guy comes... push the ring... you answer it on your phone and unlo…
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Comment #21696225
This `Ask HN` prompted me to give a look on bash.org after more than 10 years! LOL
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Comment #21633174
such a young soul...
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Comment #21391458
Oh... This Makefiles stuff is interesting... mind to share a little more about it (or maybe some links) I'm a script junkie... So it may be really useful for me to learn about this…
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Comment #21391409
Sure! =) For the starter... It only needs one single component to work , my computer! Puppet/Salt you need a master server (with HA, load balancing, etc...) and a client running on…
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Comment #21390155
Mate... I manage hundreds of servers with it... including EKS Clusters lifecycles + creation of golden images, several databases stacks and AWS/Cloud provisioning. It's far far far…
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Comment #21390117
I really like cssh... Yeah... I have tmux, all my infras are on Ansible, etc, etc, etc... But there are times where I need to log to several boxes at once and when the time comes t…
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Comment #20892112
> We would still have to solve the politics of applying those technological advances uniformly rather than the benefit of a relatively small percentage of the species. This is solv…
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Comment #20888786
Brazilians also eat them a lot! (probably it came with the colonisation! =P)
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Comment #20888752
And I was planning to learn Mandarim... =/
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Comment #20888738
For me as a Portuguese mother tongue guy... masticate is easier to understand than chew! =P "Mastigar" => To chew in pt-br
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Comment #20834655
In Brazil the drivers would get better salaries than our doctors... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #20618659
m5.4xlarge currently but we are migrating to r5.2xlarge. (it will fit better our memory/cpu ratio).
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Comment #20603041
Well... I'm running 100~150 per EC2 with Kubernetes... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #20561097
Redis...
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Comment #20535843
Why all comments are being down-voted? (Personally... I think this tech is amazing and I can't wait for it to be available worldwide!)
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Comment #20480819
This is one of that situations where I'm as radical as it can get. I simply DON'T work for companies that don't let me use a proper *nix based OS on my work computer. I'm being a M…
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Comment #9214045
I love my Logitech M570... Have one at work and one at home and can't imagine going back to a regular mouse (may be if I go back gaming but not sure if this would happen). Highly r…
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Comment #9199944
Yeah... being there, I'm like... Wait... about what we were talking??
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Comment #9174750
As far as I remember one of the Erlang design goals was to build a language that could be taught and learnt really quickly.
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Comment #8799500
Wait... You are not running Elementary on production servers are you???
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Comment #8787246
Are you sure that this didn't happen already?! ;)