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shipit

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About shipit

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Recent public activity

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    Ask HN: What do you use to build internal dashboards?

    Especially as part of a DevOps team that releases artifacts by publishing to site and/or app store and then turns on traffic / feature flags and monitors activity for crashes, endp…

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    Comment #33163937

    Dude, first of all congratulate yourself for making the choice to pick the better version of yourself. Your choices are between what feels good right now and what is most important…

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    Comment #29719510

    I think this is where `gRPC` shines. It can feel tedious but really, define the interface and use the tooling to generate the stubs, implement and done. It prevents having to think…

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    Comment #27769727

    2013 BMW K1300s

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    Comment #26624482

    Exceptional! I am a heavy user for `find | xargs grep` -- this makes my life so much sweeter. Thank you @birchb!

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    Comment #24265138

    profound- "this part of my day sucks" -- thank you!

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    Comment #23047457

    Hey Oscar- this is super neat! I'm working on a CI tool as well, are you planning to publish 3rd party integration details? That'll be super cool!

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    Comment #21985181

    No dark LED in the clean room

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    Comment #21837526

    ah no - just plain old Vue, Go, and k8s :)

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    Comment #21837515

    we're working on it as we speak! we'll keep you informed or just drop us an email listed on the site

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    Comment #21830521

    its a `2 vCPU, 7.5GB RAM` -- so far tested with open source projects including NDK and it stood up pretty well. Build times post close to what it would take on the local dev machin…

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    Comment #21830359

    Thank you! And you are correct -- I am indeed ESL :) tbh writing the copy for landing site has taken me longer than some of the code :p I shall revisit with fresh eyes and get it s…

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    Comment #21829910

    We deploy the pipeline as a kubernetes job, once the build completes and posts logs/artifacts (apk) -- the job is archived and pods are evicted. So yes, starts from the beginning.

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    Comment #21829513

    hehe - actually I am an Android dev primarily and I thought that starting a project without CI sucks way more. So I built this for myself and was happy paying $7/mo for not having …

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    Comment #21829414

    author here - we are using spot instances on GCP for executing the pipeline which at 10 hrs/day usage makes us $1 in profit/month :)

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    Comment #21412162

    Is that War Games reference?

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    Comment #20966007

    The goal of DevOps is to get code as developed to testing, staging, production. The deeper objective should be transfer of context- what is being deployed? do we know how? does it …

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    Comment #5973533

    I live in Palo Alto and whenever I have to take a meeting in San Francisco, weather permitting, I hop on my bike and get up there. Distinct advantages are not getting stuck on 101 …

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    Comment #5973485

    One of the things taught in Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course is SIPDE. Scan Identify Predict Decide Execute. On a motorcycle, you have to keep absorbing data on the road, …

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    Comment #3476718

    http://imgur.com/y9c84

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    Comment #3433791

    it's not bribe, it's ownership.

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    Comment #3096392

    my downvoted comment days ago saying the same thing: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3085955

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    Comment #3096383

    This is a late response, however, to Stallman's credit he acted on his convictions of free software, invented GPL, gave away gcc, bash, emacs, libc, binutils, hurd and hundreds oth…