micah_chatt

The thing that tripped me up was you can't pass lists of interfaces across function boundaries. It's confusing when you're starting out

I had to click around to find the video, but here it is: https://www.infoq.com/presentations/bank-go

For reference, with EPB 100M is $60/mo, 1G is $70/mo, and 10G is $300/mo. EPB is hugely popular here in Chattanooga, not just because of the internet speeds, but for stellar customer service. Install of fiber internet: free. Don't want internet for a month: no contract, no penalty. Have a problem and need to talk to someone: Call in 24/7 and talk to a human right away.

Going along with this thought, I think providing educational tools for people seems to be one of the things that could help empower those who would be targets of sexism. It seems simple but just educating people on what harassment is and how to react is way better over nothing. Prior to my current job, I'd only worked in companies that had less than 50 people, and not located in CA, so once I went through harassment training I was surprised to learn how much of the frat-boy behavior I'd experienced in small startups was sometimes straight up illegal.

What impact would that have on build times? I know a lot of work has gone into getting back to 1.4 build times, but would the added work of inlining prolong builds?

Isn't that what Firebase is for?

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* Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)

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* Developer Evangelist

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No way! I grew up literally across the river and could see Amway from my bedroom window.

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Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, declaratively without code. The company culture is top-notch, we're growing at a rapid rate, and hiring for multiple positions:

* Software Engineers - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)

* Systems Engineers - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments)

* Developer Evangelist

* QA Engineers

* Sr. UX Designer

* Technical recruiter

For engineers, the interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge, and an in-person interview. Apply at https://www.skuid.com/careers/

I'm curious what impact this will have on other ASF projects, specifically Mesos. A number of the features required for a smaller or medium sized organization to actually use Mesos in production are only available in Mesosphere's DC/OS. And whenever those shortcomings are brought up, the answer is "oh well if you really need authentication beyond htpasswd, you can pay for DCOS." Like the article hinted at, I hope the ASF tries to do more to work with vendors to help OSS side of projects flourish rather than just be lip service.

Skuid | San Francisco, CA/Chattanooga, TN | Full Time | On Site Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, declaratively without code. The company culture is top-notch, we're growing at a rapid rate, and hiring for multiple positions:

* DevOps Engineer - (Kubernetes, AWS, go, python)

* Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)

* Systems Engineer - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments)

* Developer Evangelist

* QA Engineer

* Sr. UX Designer

* Technical recruiter

For engineers, the interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge, and an in-person interview. Apply at https://www.skuid.com/careers/

I know of one company https://twitter.com/kenmcelrath/status/784418953141493760

I know of a tech startup in Chattanooga with the budget/funding that is willing to take on this team (cough: current employer) https://twitter.com/kenmcelrath/status/784418953141493760

Skuid | San Francisco, CA/Chattanooga, TN | Full Time | On Site Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, declaratively without code. The company culture is top-notch, we're growing at a rapid rate, and hiring for multiple positions:

* DevOps Engineer - (Kubernetes, AWS, go, python)

* Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend)

* Systems Engineer - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments)

* QA Engineer

* Sr. UX Designer

* Technical recruiter

The interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge (for engineers), and an in-person interview.

Apply at https://www.skuid.com/careers/

Job descriptions are at https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/search?f_C=2864413

Skuid | San Francisco, CA/Chattanooga, TN | Full Time | On Site

Skuid is a platform that allows you to design and develop bespoke web applications with an engaging user experience, incorporating data from almost any other platform, without code.

We're growing at a rapid rate and hiring for multiple positions: * DevOps Engineer - (Kubernetes, AWS, go, python) * Software Engineer - (Node.js, Postgres, with frontend) * Systems Engineer - (Manage multiple cloud platform environments) * QA Engineer * Sr. UX Designer

The interview process consists of a few phone screens, a 2 hour at-home programming challenge, and an in-person interview.

https://www.skuid.com/careers

Guillain-Barré (normally 1 in 100,000, it's 1 out of 5k-10k with Zika ) is quite scary as well, basically you get locked inside your own body and either die or have a multi-year recovery if they identify it within the first day or two. I know two people who have gotten it in the last year: http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/local/story/2016/apr/04/n...

Success! The issue was just merged[0], hopefully this will make its way into TF soon.

[0] https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/issues/472#issuecomment-23...

Terraform seems like a great project, and the new import feature could nearly convince me to switch. My biggest barrier to using it is the lack of cross-account role support with AWS[0].

[0] https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/issues/472

Congrats Scott & the StatusPage team! I interviewed for a position with StatusPage at one point (ended up going with a different company), but I have huge respect for the product and the team.

Back to the main point, for non-developers all of those can be quite confusing especially when you're used to Word/Google docs/etc. A text-only editor where you don't get live feedback is quite an adjustment and there is a cognitive switch to the text you're writing and imagining how that text will be presented.

I totally agree.

I actually recently introduced RST and Sphinx to our documentation team of 4 non-developers, and the most difficult hurdle was actually teaching them to use git (even with GUI SourceTree). Getting multiple non-developers (2 are remote) how to install Xcode and Docker produced more confusion then I thought it would. We've finally gotten into a flow, and better documented how to install the documentation tools, and it's been working quite well.

I'd also add to this list Pandashells https://github.com/robdmc/pandashells - Basically use Pandas in the command line.

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Bespoke UX at blazing speed.

^^ Marketing-speak.

Skuid is a UI and model layer so enterprises can create interactive data-driven websites connecting to their own data without code.

^^ Developer-speak.

Hiring for:

* Software Engineers (Frontend and backend) (NodeJS/HapiJS, Postgres)

* Site Reliability Engineers (AWS, Docker, Mesos, Go, Python)

Come join our Skuad!

Email resume and cover letter to: mike@skuid.com

Done!

This reminds me of an Instagram tool I used to use, ec2-ssh

https://github.com/facebookarchive/ec2-ssh

My biggest headache with most tools (like the article) is that they don't easily support cross-account roles. This leaves me using a combination of the awscli and jq.

https://blogs.aws.amazon.com/security/post/Tx70F69I9G8TYG/Ho...

Thats right!

Yea, it seems that MSFT realizes the direction the industry is going and is catering to that.

This would be awesome! The one other thing I'd love to see is the docker + python support.

I've used that occasionally, but have found myself falling back to vi. I'm interested to try the Go plugin and see how useful it is

One of my top requests to their team is to support rebasing (for squashing and avoiding merge commits)

I actually visited the VS Code team at Microsoft a few weeks ago for a product-research day where they brought in developers from small teams from around the US. I had heard that this was the plan, and I'm excited to see that it has since happened. They showed some compelling features (still not-yet released) that I think would bring this well-beyond a simple Atom competitor. Once they bring the debugging and linting features to other languages (Python, Ruby, Go), I think this won't just be seen in the same category as Atom.