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  1. Pinned Tweet
    19 Oct 2018

    Once you've found success, your next goal should be helping others do the same.

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  2. Apr 1

    Vacation with no laptop.

    41 replies 9 retweets 645 likes
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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 29

    nocode is more than just a tongue in cheek repository. It's a great example of how to communicate the spirit of a project, which we should all try to get better at.

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  4. Retweeted
    Mar 28

    OpenTracing and OpenCensus are merging! It is going to take the best parts of both projects and will support more than tracing. Name is to be determined right now but I was pushing for a Greek name for a while. Ask us anything.

    27 replies 245 retweets 556 likes
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  5. Mar 27

    If you really want to write a validating admission webhook using a cloud function check out this tutorial:

    trying to use a repo as reference for writing a validating admission webhook as a cloud function, and what do I stumble upon but in the wild
    2 replies 7 retweets 34 likes
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  6. Mar 26

    This year my transition away from conference keynotes is finally paying off. More time with customers. More time working on products, and most importantly, more time with my family.

    19 replies 24 retweets 999 likes
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  7. Mar 26

    Sometimes you gotta take a moment and be proud of yourself.

    31 replies 46 retweets 1,031 likes
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  8. Mar 25

    Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is the SELinux of the Web. You really want to do the right thing but it only works when you: "Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*"

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  9. Mar 24

    Some people believe that rubbing Kubernetes on a stateful workload turns it into a fully managed database offering rivaling RDS. This is false. Maybe with enough effort, and additional components, and an SRE team, you can build RDS on top of Kubernetes.

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  10. Mar 24

    I'm always going to recommend people exercise extreme caution when running stateful workloads on Kubernetes. Most people who are asking "can I run stateful workloads on Kubernetes" don't have much experience with Kubernetes and often times the workload they are asking about.

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  11. Mar 23

    Y’all really out here trying to lose your data.

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  12. Mar 23

    There must be some best practice I don't know about where docs are supposed to only provide hints and avoid telling users how to accomplish anything.

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  13. Retweeted
    Mar 21

    My primary boundary as a Developer Advocate has always been this: I will not sacrifice my credibility for my job.

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  14. Mar 21

    Using it wrong is a bit strong, but Kubernetes is often forced into situations where an alternative would be better suited.

    Super inspiring talk about the future of Kubernetes an how everybody is using it wrong by the great at the and meetup Heidelberg. Some use cases for zero node clusters and how you should avoid running any control plane inside. Thanks, Kelsey!
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  15. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    Google's on Portland's "unique taste" and his "brute force" work ethic

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  16. Mar 19

    Hire the right people but not before you fire the wrong people.

    68 replies 626 retweets 3,108 likes
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  17. Mar 18

    🦗🦗🦗

    if a coworker in your timezone sent you a meeting invite for 7-8pm on friday, how would you react?
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  18. Mar 18

    I beg to differ.

    Bug free code is not a achievable goal.
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    35 replies 132 retweets 800 likes
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  19. Retweeted
    Mar 11

    The Cloud is in the ocean:

    4 replies 126 retweets 287 likes
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  20. Retweeted
    Mar 17

    What I’m already seeing as a result of this is a new generation of developers who _only_ know this world. That’s sad. Their idea of an open source conference is the next large vendor event. Please don’t let the original open source hacker culture die by cloud marketing death.

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  21. Mar 16

    Oh shit, I’m famous!

    My boss during our 1-1: "I was sitting in the bathroom this morning listening to ..." Me: Wait, you were listening to Kelsey Hightower in the bathroom?!?
    13 replies 13 retweets 366 likes
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