agonzalezro

Phoenix & its Liveview. Backed by Postgres or even SQLite for some use-cases.

Yes. With a banned ingredients list we have a good & quick first impression. I have plans for it that can improve the accuracy a lot but it will also require much more work and I want to validate it first.

Thanks for the interest!

I made a small Telegram bot with it. Basically it's a cron(ed) lambda that get GBP to EUR exchange rate and sends it to me via telegram every day.

The process was seamless and the money that I pay for having this running in my AWS is close to 0 :D

Hi! I wrote the post, if you have something to ask, feel free! :)

Done. Awesome image! Thanks for sharing :)

I made a docker image for this: https://github.com/agonzalezro/docker-hnwatch

If you want to run it: docker run -it agonzalezro/hnwatch

I don't know why but hnwatch doesn't look like working ATM. I've tried in a Linux box (without docker) and I have the same problem with the tty, it's just loading 4 news and no comments or similar.

For Go (the meetup), we will always create the events here: http://www.meetup.com/Go-London-User-Group/

For the conferences... you can expect a Golang conf next year :) But I don't really see any centralised place. I usually keep up to date about them with my twitter feed.

Since the CoCs started to be a thing I always though that they were unnecessary because I growth with the mantra: "do unto others as you would have them do unto you".

Said that, sadly, this doesn't seem to be a true statement in tech and a CoC doesn't hurt. I am ok with Go getting one if it's going to make people feel more welcomed on the community.

Closed here: https://lists.debian.org/debian-women/2015/05/msg00024.html

But it looks like there is some noise around it in other places.

WordArt is back!

As far as I know they are directly coming from Dell. That's the "breaking" part of this manual, that a retailer as big as them are trying to explain how to get rid of Windows and just install a Linux distro.

Well, I know that there are "interview questions", but they are trying to show us the kind of knowledge that is needed to join a Company as Cloudfare so I am pretty sure that some of those are going to be questions in some point of their interview process.

I just wanted to know that in case that the questions are formulated that way, what's the ratio of people that can successfully answer those.

I've mentioned it on the blogpost but: Do you have some metrics about the success of your candidates replying to those questions?

Shopa - London (only), UK

We work with different technologies in the backend: RoR, Go, Scala (the less) trying to create the next social shopping platform.

The positions open for the engineering department at the moment are:

Android Developer Backend Developer Principle DevOps Engineer / Head of DevOps Product Designer Product Manager - Content Product Manager - eCommerce Product Manager - Social

More info: https://shopa.com/i/jobs

Send me an email if you are interested in apply or you want more details: agonzalez AT shopa _DOT_ com

I think that soon we will see private (and painful to install) applications running without effort & transparently into Docker containers.

Hi @unomole.

Following the "Play" icon you can see the Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT-nPlVzJI-ccQXlxjSvJmw Perhaps the video that you want is already uploaded but not linked from there (S. Francisco talks or something).

Good luck!

Completely agree. When you are completely down is more difficult to keep the wheel moving than when it has some inertia.

I can not believe that people decide to live that way, but you can be right though.

Perhaps the rewards coming of development were not as quick as doing a dirty job for X hours to get Y dollars?

The author wrote this on twitter: https://twitter.com/antirez/status/583279481453936640

"p.s. no April fools here. 1 year ago I released HyperLogLog, today 3.0.0, just to contrast with some shit done this April fool lameness."

It's software. Everybody knows how it works :)

For lazy readers: CLUSTERING!

It actually supports more profiles: http://copy.sh/v86/ (for example running a Solaris or an Arch Linux)

Nice idea, but really difficult to follow all those steps.

I remember to have a plugin like that on Hubot for Hipchat time ago.

Nice! I will see you there

Google Banks is something that scares me... A LOT. I use almost all of their services because I love them, but I don't think that I would go for a bank account as well.

Well, there are business constraints that doesn't allow you to investigate those fractal of unsolved problems.

Imagine that your work 9 to 5 is creating some CRUD forms, and your company gets payed because you create those forms so, start investigating by your own is not a chance anyhow -> YOU GET BORED and you can not change the situation just by yourself.

That would be a cool project. Sometimes you need to explain a concept that is difficult for non techies and you don't know how.

Actually, it should be useful as well the other way around. When they talk to me about finance concepts and stuff I get properly lost :D

I also know an example to explain the arithmetic mean. I have read it somewhere but I don't remember the exact book.

"If I have 2 chickens and you don't have any chicken, in average we both have a chicken, but you are going to be hungrier than me."

I am the author, if you want to something about the article, here I am :D

Wow, adding templating there is a good idea :)

I usually did that with puppet in my previous job to create different confs per server/stage.