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Not sure "Slack experience" is the best way of describing it :)

Author of the post here,

The blog post it's about last night and what I call CDT - call for Docker Tutorial.

One of the ideas we had last night was to do an open request for the Docker tutorial you would like to see.

I have to say that the package for speakers it's pretty good. Way to go, guys!

Still, I don't think it's really fair to compare Google or Amazon with startus like Transferwise or GoCardless

They know where you are, who do you talk to, where do you work... and now, they will know all your finances.

Scary!

Yes, but in theory you cannot sign up unless you're older than X.

Thing is that neither twitter nor facebook do anything to prevent children using their networks, you know, data is very important, specially that data.

Is this blog running on a Raspberry???

" So this practice will return soon. It seems he is not ready to wait for several more months though..."

I think that your idea of "soon" is very different from the rest of the world.

To bring the 20% rule back takes 1 minute: one email sent to everybody that says just that.

I don't bother reading it from the source, push it to pocket, and off I go with their stylish style :)

I always wondered how much is in the interest of Twitter to get rid of fake accounts.

At the end of the day, the "Who to follow" box indicates that the more connections each node has, the better.

As well, the thing is that if water overflows it goes to waste (like losing data), but documents can be picked up and moved to another closet, drawer, table...

We're all plumbers!!!

Finding these examples is always hard. We should have a collection somewhere.

Like a Tech2Biz dictionary or something like that.

I would say that it's more than that. End-to-end is the only test that reproduces a real case scenario.

You can do pretty much teh same with both. Gremlin is slightly better when building complex traversal but as it usually happens with languages, it has a bit of personal choice.

I like how the survey shows How many nodes do you have to manage, for Foreman to become a very handy tool :)

I think it's when they put the web site up...

"All the people use docker in testing environments."

Not really true, there were a few who said they were running Docker in Prod, but yes, the majority was not production-ready just yet

I'm surprised nobody else has seen this. Google is removing the cookies because that's how advertisers track users.

No cookies? no way of tracking.

Or if you want to see it like this, they are getting something standard and turning it into something that it's under their control.

What it's New Relic???

totally agree, this makes the site readable :)

It is but it creates some amazing huge gifs :)

+1 to SSL

Spot on. This is something that I find myself telling to people: money buys you time. The more you pay, the less you have to spend figuring out how does it work.

precisely because you're a developer you whould embrace docker with open arms.

Because docker removes all the trouble of running applications that you need for your development: databases, application servers, queues...

I love the fact that I can focus on my code and not on all those details that stole so much of my time.

I totally agree with you. it seems that having a family is aliability for the startup world, however, my experience is that families give you a special resilence than others don't have.

Keep up and good luck ;)

I'm in the same boat here... What will happen?

I agree and disagree O_0

I agree that "from the distance" it might seem possible to run docker on top of OSX or even Windows, because, you know, it's not only about the LXC but the deltas. This is something that many non-linux people ask me "why not in OSX if it's based on..." and they are right... somehow.

I disagree because we know how different the 3 systems are and we know that they cannot come up with a standard for something as simple as CSS much less they will arrive to define a common "LXC" interface.

It is not about other kernels offering similar features, but kernels having the same common interface. As I said, it would be great, but it won't happen.

Well, you can always protect an endpoint by requiring "whatever" condition. Impossing conditions for requests is different than "having a state".

State happens in the client, requests to the backend come with pre-conditions.

being a 40% more expensive than others like hassle.com and with the comments I see below, I wonder "how well" the business is going.

It's clear to me that the second point: "Reduce Friction At Every Turn" doesn't apply to customers.