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We have a new description of the on-site engineering interview process at
@stripe (PDF): https://stripe.com/jobs/engineering-onsite.pdf … -
Incuriosity Kills the Infrastructure: http://yellerapp.com/posts/2015-03-16-incuriosity-killed-the-infrastructure.html …. Rings very true with my experience around large systems. Nice post
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As late as 1970, only 5% of the musicians in the most prestigious orchestras of the world were women. Now? Almost 40%http://www.fastcompany.com/3037359/how-unconscious-bias-affects-everything-you-do …
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shoutout to
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Mark McGranaghan followed a numberry plant, Rob Conery, Lena and 197 others
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@whitequark
http://powerlinesinanime.tumblr.com · http://lab.whitequark.org · http://llvm.moe · working on quantum computers for a living · they
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@robconery
Founder of BigMachine.io, Author of The Imposter’s Handbook, Co-founder http://Tekpub.com , creator of This Developer's Life, CTO at Red:4.
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Game Day Exercises at
@Stripe: Learning from `kill -9` https://stripe.com/blog/game-day-exercises-at-stripe … -
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@deray's work in Ferguson is amazing. On-the-ground view into the ongoing protests there. Check it out. -
TIL about "guard llamas": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guard_llama …
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That surgery checklist study is amazing. Continue to find prior art from surgical operations inspiring for my own work in tech ops.
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Some still oppose WHO Safe Surgery Checklist because no RCT was done. Well, new RCT finds it cut complications 42% http://bit.ly/1ndy0Bl
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Some things in current pgpin that are troublesome: hand-rolled CRUD against database/sql, hand-rolled validations, minimal logs, no metrics
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Some things I think work well in the pgpin example: web/worker/scheduler pattern, reproducible env via Vagrant, web basics via goji
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Been working on an OSS example of database-backed web services in Go: https://github.com/mmcgrana/pgpin . Still early, but would love to hear feedback.
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Excited to announce I'm joining
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Excited about the community involvement in https://github.com/interagent projects. Lots of nice API tools being developed there.
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Last day at
@heroku. I'll miss working with all the Herokai. I feel very lucky to have been part of this team. -
From the weekend - notes on experiments in using Zookeeper from Go: http://mmcgrana.github.io/2014/05/getting-started-with-zookeeper-and-go.html …
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New post on getting started with Zookeeper and Go: http://mmcgrana.github.io/2014/05/getting-started-with-zookeeper-and-go.html …
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Added links on Gamedays and fault injection to the services eng reading list: https://github.com/mmcgrana/services-engineering/commit/f37f3ce3b6a34057487862598c78d86639951d6c …. Thanks
@charleshooper for great refs!
Marc Hedlund
Mark McGranaghan
probably MTU
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Tracy Chou
Atul Gawande
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