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The community that purchased The Doge meme and Martin Shrkeli’s Wu-Tang Clan album moves to hosting its own sales, starting with an NFT by Edward Snowden, Daniel Ellsberg and the Freedom of the Press Foundation.

this could be a good starting point: https://www.angellist.com/blog/inside-the-venture-climate-te...

i've also been paying close attention to crypto-climate thingz: https://joshgreen.substack.com/p/where-do-climate-and-crypto...

wild!

very interesting...

Good timing as things slowed the last month or so.

"David Hasselhoff, Flavor Flav, and Carole Baskin explain AWS, Kubernetes, and Docker"

Oh really?!

what comes next?

Airtable is a glorified spreadsheet. Notion is a glorified wiki.

The three types of Ops/workflow automations they used: “Axial built 3 initial Ops to empower their engineering teams right away: The Dev Op, The Vault Op, and The Cluster Op.”

"What we are seeing now and predicting into the future is the rise of site reliability engineer as a title relating to the practice of DevOps and better describing the work to be done. At the time of our writing, there are more than 9,000 open roles for SREs on LinkedIn, a number that is only growing."

"Seibel, in an interview with The Information Monday, deflected those complaints, suggesting some came from people who prefer “superelite groups.” He shed light on how the accelerator adjusted to the year’s upheaval, including encouraging founders to focus on breaking even rather than growth at all costs, and showed how the recent graduates resembled earlier founders who had set up companies in a crisis."

"The average company loses more than 20% of its productive power to organizational drag. Put Slack in the picture though and development teams using Slack deliver 5% more output overall, with 23% faster time to market, 27% less time needed to test and iterate, and faster identification and resolution of engineering-related bugs, according to IDC research."

what's an ipod?

63% of gym memberships go completely unused (Statistic Brain survey of 5,313 American gym members). I don't see this as a big thing.

"The Dev Console is a simple and popular REPL that millions of programmers use every day, but, what many don't know, is that this simple interface is the basis for one of the best ways to program that reaches far beyond the browser. REPL-driven programming, for those who know, is a subtle programming superpower."

Slack as a DevOps control platform makes sense to me to reduce context switching and increase visibility.

for other reasons, i do feel like we need a more digitally literate political leadership base

LOVE #1 - expanded images always takes away from the content of the message. I don't mind the integration, but make the content box SMALLER :)

how does the security compare slack to discord?

as a purist sim city 2000 player, i love this

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@slajax - what are some of your favorite use cases for the platform?

It sounds like it is more of a warning "you are in our way" device? "For long-distance hail and warning, especially during maritime security, the GLARE® LA-9/P combines a powerful green beam with Eye Safe® technology. The laser rapidly determines if an unintended observer is within the nominal ocular hazard distance (NOHD) and immediately shuts off the glaring output to prevent accidental eye injury. Once the bystander has moved out of the NOHD, the laser output instantly resumes."

thanks for sharing. this is great!

agreed!

not often. the titles can be interesting, but the format can be long and difficult to decipher. instead i often default to the executive summaries of industry reports and white papers. it's more operational and less theoretical i find.

I still like Lyft

sugar melon is a great name

lol - i updated the title now