Matt O'Keefe

@mattokeefe

Tech Strategy and Architecture, Platforms, APIs, Open Source, Continuous Delivery, and debugging super powers. Married to

Chicago, IL
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    Jul 5

    WAIT!! WUT??? 😳😳😳

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  2. May 15

    Here's a fun story from my past...

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  3. May 9

    Source code for seminal adventure game Zork circa-1977 exhumed from MIT tapes, plonked on GitHub • The Register

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  4. May 1

    Notice how they delay loading the top banner ad, so you inevitably try to click on a content link only to land on the ad...

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  5. May 1

    I *love* but holy cow... every click... just watch the bottom left corner in Chrome and be amazed at the amount of crap they're downloading to load the page.

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  6. Apr 20

    I'm looking forward to my next opportunity to help create innovative solutions for complex problems. Please DM if you know of a role where I can help. I'm open to relocation, fractional roles, consulting.

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  7. Apr 20

    was hugely helpful as we crafted that paper for CMG

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  8. Apr 20

    was our expert applying USL to the metrics.

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  9. Apr 20

    This was before commercial APM tools were on the market... we should have started our own company

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  10. Apr 20

    Other members of the team were Greg Opaczewski, Stephen Mullins, Matt Kemp, and Doug Barth.

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  11. Apr 20

    contributed AspectJ for Spring integration which was hugely helpful for ERMA

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  12. Apr 20

    Before Graphite we were using RRDtool, which had some major issues

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  13. Apr 20

    Brian Zimmer, a member of the Python Software Foundation, reviewed the source code and said it was some of the most beautiful Python code he'd seen.

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  14. Apr 20

    did a nice writeup for CNET describing our efforts.

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  15. Apr 20

    Later there was a big debate about whether we should file a patent or do open source. I won the argument for the latter.

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  16. Apr 20

    Once he told me my aggressive approach to monitoring was overwhelming storage. I found that our URL metrics contained too many unique parameters so I had to implement a filter for that.

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  17. Apr 20

    Chris Davis and others developed Graphite at Orbitz and I helped put it in production...

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  18. Apr 3

    I've really enjoyed the zoom meetings hosted by Trifork supporting the GOTO conference. It reminds me of how much I enjoyed doing a presentation there.

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  19. Apr 3

    Check out this Meetup: Fighting Deep Fakes & Disinformation in the Age of Social Distancing via

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 2

    Here's something I've been working on to, in a small way, fight Covid-19. First, a Docker Container that can run Folding@Home on a GPU This can run on any linux platform with an Nvidia GPU available.

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