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thinkersilver
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About thinkersilver
- Fintech - London
Contact at: thinkersilver AT gmail DOT com
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Comment #26013321
It helps to instrument the journey of your work from jira all the way to build, deployment, run and monitoring (observation). From that you can get measurements on how long each st…
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Comment #24288215
This feels all to familiar to a Java developer and similar to what they do in k8s with the genericapiserver component but not to the full extent described in the article. It's inte…
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Comment #24223618
It's been a while since I've looked at Fabric8 but it had good java -> k8s integration and was great for writing k8s tools. It appears though that Fabric8 is useful for solo java p…
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Comment #24221831
Kubernetes is becoming the lingua-franca of building infrastructure. Through CRDs and the kube api spec I can - start an single application - deploy a set of interconnected apps - …
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Comment #24134579
I've been a big fan of brain storming tools for a long time so appreciate new tools with different takes on the problem. I do have one observation and it maybe just me. I have no w…
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Comment #21049904
Great article. I think you might be taking a subtle point in the article for granted. Namely, the ability to assemble a fairly complex distributed system from open source component…
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Comment #20910291
It would be nice if there was a readme for this repository. Like these AI and speaker recognition examples [1],[2]. [1] https://github.com/wq2012/awesome-diarization [2] https://gi…
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Comment #20853207
If AWS gets you going definitely go for it but if you're looking for existing tools type 'python speaker diarization' in github.' Most of what you'll find would require downsamplin…
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Comment #20798908
iPAAS' are essentially ESBs remarketed for the cloud for organatisations without the in-house expertise to coordinate building their own integration hub with a combination of tools…
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Comment #20729085
Yes I was. I've posted the comment to the correct story now. I don't how that happened.
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Comment #20729083
The poster is holding a line of bash to the standard of code and is illustrating that readability should be the goal and a way of bringing bash commands to a standard of readabilit…
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Comment #20726089
A software architect that can't code or refuses to has no business architecting the system. A software architect who doesn't show up to stand ups really shouldn't be dictating a so…
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Comment #20726045
The poster is holding a line of bash to the standard of code and is illustrating that readability should be the goal and a way of bringing bash commands to a standard of readabilit…
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Comment #20668047
The snippets feature looks quite powerful and particularly like the enumeration conversion example. Are there any plans of making these kinda of transformations extensible? I've re…
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Comment #20583724
Well they did qualify with that it was a complex topic. And am not sure he hinted that it was compulsive. I tend to work in a banking infrastructure environment and it's common pra…
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Comment #20458984
This may not be useful but have you tried to ask why you want to be heard. It's worth exploring your motives. Is it to make yourself feel more valued in the team or is it to provid…
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Comment #20377444
Am not sure how much this discussion is happening now but do remember having these conversations more often a few years ago when tools like Prometheus were coming up. This is my ta…
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Comment #19893925
Bear in mind, I'm from the U.K so I don't have an American perspective on this. This is a bit closer to the truth when you read or listen to what analysis they were doing. I think …
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Comment #19632101
I did this about 4 years ago as well and haven't looked back either. The habits I'd formed around news reading just were not helpful or useful. If you think about it for it a secon…
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Comment #19522395
What you're learning will fall into different categories, physical, mental or a combination of both. They will employ their on strategies to help them stick. I put language learnin…
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Comment #19322141
There's so much to comment on in this article. First off gravity looks like an interesting product, it's shame a blog article on that hadn't made it onto the front page. I hate to …
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Comment #19295542
I liked the idea but couldn't quite get the anki workflow running smoothly. To be fair I tried this because of the anki integration but I don't think that's what it's meant for
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Comment #19262656
This looks great, we're planning to test with the intention of moving our CI/CD orchestration onto this. We use Calico internally, is there a plan in the future to allow other SDNs…
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Comment #19177709
I remember writing this for my GCSE computer project in C. It didn't take me a weekend though back then. This is a Wolf3D style game. It would be interesting to illustrate the Doom…
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Comment #18872696
It was this paper and John Wilkes' talk at QCon Lon 2015 on Borg/Omega that helped me understand the architecture and motivation behind K8S, Mesos, Spark and so on. It's a good pap…