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Even with all the recent "featuritis" on the software side the unchanged simplicity of Apple's business model makes me totally fall in love with them again. Tim Cook is the only one do…
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Lame but not unexpected comments from a company living off their users' data - it's quasi by definition that privacy isn't something GOOG is particularly interested in at all as the lac…
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Is it 2008 again? Small, efficient cars work just fine for a lot of people for most day-to-day tasks, not everybody wants to drive a truck all of the time. If we talk education OK, but things have got…
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:) protocols > services indeed! There always will be a market for well designed implementations! We do should look into new projects like keybase fs, ipfs and the likes to think up a really new sol…
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Please don't... Github is an institution and the only thing replacing it should be something equally global but based on a new protocol of sorts enabling truly decentralized and distributed…
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ghilint bot for eslint anyone?
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I've been pointed to this via Tomáš Tomeček here at DevConf in Brno: http://blog.tomecek.net/post/tips-and-tricks-to-write-docker... Another set of useful image build guidel…
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Looks like a viable and more robust alternative to what CoreOS is doing with dex which I feel sometimes is trying a bit too hard to be everything: https://github.com/coreos/dex D…
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TL;DR buy the book it's great! I'll second that, can't recommended the book enough. It will tell you exactly why and when you should go down the microservice rabbit hole (at this po…
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Nothing "scales" better than education - the trick is to think "outside of the box" which is also easier said than done.. Asking questions that are orthogonal to how we see educati…
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing!
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There is a new book out called "Gut: The Inside Story of Our Body's Most Underrated Organ" by Giulia Enders: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources…
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I hadn't been particularly enthusiastic about Go but in the end Rob Pike won me over - "Simplicity is Complicated": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFejpH_tAHM A powerf…
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I first came into contact with this by way of Dave Farley's sobering "The Rationale for Continuous Delivery": https://vimeo.com/147863304 He's essentially mocking …