Vladislav Supalov

@vsupalov

Independent consultant helping small teams to build internal k8s clusters and deployment pipelines.

Berlin, Germany
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Joined March 2014
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    Jul 31

    Working hard is important, but feeling good is important too 💁‍♂️

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    Aug 22

    all i wanna do is *gunshots* *gunshots* *gunshots* *click* *cash register noise* finish one side project before buying the domain for a new one

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    Aug 8

    *slaps roof of kubernetes* this bad boy can fit so much YAML in it

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    Jul 19

    Gain a black belt in Docker ARG and ENV 🥋

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  5. Jul 26

    I just published “Docker Usage in ‘The Flask Mega-Tutorial’ by Miguel Grinberg — A Review”

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  6. Jun 20

    Heya ! I wrote a longer-than-expected article about your Docker usage in one of 'The Flask Mega-Tutorial' chapters. It highlights details I really liked and suggests ways for readers to level up after the tutorial material is unterstood:

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    Jun 7

    I disagree. Ask people how they are doing. Mean it. And listen.

    Never EVER ask a German how they are. We don't understand that it's just a casual greeting and will tell you the full horror of how we actually are. And absolutely do not ask an older person. You will hear their ENTIRE medical history, that recent surgery, back pain, all details.
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    Jun 6

    Sick of Chrome bugging you about invalid certificates when connecting to localhost? Open chrome://flags/-insecure-localhost and enable "Allow invalid certificates for resources loaded from localhost."

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    Jun 4

    A tip for new streamers... Put googly eyes on your webcam so that you can practice eye contact and pretend everyone watching you is amazed.

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    Jun 3

    spiderman is short for the spider manager

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  11. May 31

    Working with ? Get this book.

    Deal of the Day May 31: Half off my book Kubernetes in Action. Use code dotd053118au at
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    May 30

    5/ “Busy” does not equal “productive”. You shouldn’t be doing 1,000 different things. Business isn’t that complicated. Very few things are urgent. Very few things actually even need to get done. As a founder, pick just 1 or 2 “must do” things each day.

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    May 30

    1/ It's fun (or, more specifically, "therapeutic") to reflect on learnings over the years for businessing. 15+ years in to all this, I'm still winging it on just about every level possible, so take these insights/observations for what they're worth.

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    May 30

    1. Ship 2. Ship 3. Ship 4. Ship 5. Ship

    Working on setting my priorities. What are the 5 most important activities to create a successful product? - would be a huge help for me 😉
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  15. May 30

    Python 3.6 is ❤️

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  16. May 29

    The value proposition "I'll help to increase your revenue" is straightforward to communicate and sounds very attractive. "I'll help your dev team to focus on your product and iterate faster" is way more elusive. Also it's two things, and not QUITE a business outcome. Dang.

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    May 26

    When you become a grown up, people stop asking you what your favourite dinosaur is. They don't even care.

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  18. May 28

    A YAML list of lists. One of the more peculiar-looking markup specimen. list-list: - - why - would - you - - do - dis

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    May 27

    The raddest geek to put on a uniform since Grace Hopper! This is the best presentation that I have seen: . I highly recommend everyone to watch. Picking up 's practices has made a big difference in my daily work.

    Overhearing people talk about this super awesome coach person, that plays an euphonium and is a salvationist. Also he was in some sort of "dokusåpa" where he travlled to indonesia to run a hospital. Sounds like a rad guy. Any ideas on whom it could be? Stockholm based they say
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    May 27

    Systems with small cores are beautiful, but systems that remain small remain toys. The real world is big and complex. The more you want to do, the more you need to be able to do it. Specifically: More knowledge must be encoded in to the system. Small becomes impossible.

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