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I’d be happy to see comments on Linux compatibility. Could someone please link to the forums?

Rammstein said it best … https://youtu.be/Rr8ljRgcJNM

Have you considered Cloud Foundry?

I haven't found many resources to impart this particular skill. However, two activites come to mind: 1. Read. Extensively. 2. Write. Learn to put thoughts into words as frequently as possible.

Congratulations to the Netlify team! They have a wonderful product and have managed to capture the imagination of the JavaScript universe!

or uRepair. I haven't gotten over the "My Computer"/"Your Computer" debate yet. Haha.

Wonderful article, and as always love the additional mentions from the community!

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The timing on this!

Saw this after a heartbreaking defeat my home team suffered in the sport Cricket. The article turned out to be something else entirely. A bit of a shock, and a pleasant surprise.

This is an amazing outcome! Three cheers to the founders and the team working on this project/company. As with most tech, it does seem like a Pandora's Box in terms of outcomes. Especially regulatory/safety issues.

I come from India, where median folks have a complete and utter disregard for traffic rules and safety regulations. I can't begin to think how we would adopt a technology like this. I mean, how would we start, how would traffic merge? Can we restrict/regulate the flow of vehicles in thin air?

The fact that this is a tech+social problem interests me even more.

Probably does. I'm also guilty of not having given Windows a chance recently.

My main reason for running Linux is the Terminal.

I'm 35. Began with computers ~10. Spent my first 10 years using Windows, followed by 10 years of the Mac. I'm (hopefully) in my 10-year Linux run?!

Move to a different city. Take an extended break. I’ve seen both these ideas work for me in the past.

Other ideas (ymmv): Pets

Congratulations to the founder(s) on the launch. Wishing you nothing but success! Nice to see a pluggable approach at a time when "repairability" is catching the fancy of the whole world.

If I had to nitpick, it would be the fact that Linux is unfortunately a second class citizen. However, I do see that support for mainstream distros is available. Can you possibly shed some light on that and be a bit more specific? What distros have you tested? What are the outcomes?

Maybe this video can help: https://youtu.be/vQkngZ2OsA0

This is a particularly non-issue as far as India goes. This applies to a lot of other places though.

So, in the spirit of the original article, I buy it.

Cloud foundry offers their old(er) architecture as well as 2 ways to get the “cf push” experience over Kubernetes. Check out KubeCF and cf-for-k8s. Both of these are open source projects that you can deploy to a Kubernetes infrastructure of choice.

[1] https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/kubecf [2] https://github.com/cloudfoundry/cf-for-k8s

Sensible design choices. Stock Android. Pocket friendly.

Such a clean offer. I'm amazed.

About Goldstar shoes which are made in Nepal - expressed in a similar vein.

https://www.arabnews.com/node/1247476/offbeat

Very few differences b/w the Nord vs 8... Snapdragon 700 vs 800. 6.44 vs 6.55 screen size. 4100 vs 4300 maH battery. Screen refresh rates 90 vs 120 hz.

Consistently amazed by the quality of products, product categories, launch events, price point, and everything else about OnePlus! Congratulations to the team.

One gripe though - why not a tablet?

What's more interesting than the topic discussed is the fact that Jio has been generating a large volume of chatter among prominent netizens, particularly in the tech space. I can point out to a slew of talks by Lew Later [1] in the past 15-20 days. Engadget [2]. Now Ben/Stratechery.

It's nice to see India's part in the space that business ∩ tech ∩ people, apart from always being the focus of H1B related news.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lew+later+india [2] https://www.engadget.com/tag/Jio/

Amidst a mobile app ban against China, border tussles, and grassroots activism about boycotting Chinese products, a rather big splash by the China-owned electronics giant.

Having gone through a similar experience, I would say that your experience may vary depending on org culture, sub-culture within individual teams, and the traits of your manager. That said, there are always loose ends that will need ownership and that's where your "entrepreneurial" chops would kick in. You approach to execution would/should reflect on the lessons you've learnt.

Startup - Enterprise does not mean a paradigm shift in everything. Yes, there are some aspects that would change. And then there will be a lot of scope for applying your self-made learning and leanings.

I can't remember the last time I clicked on a close/minimize/maximize button. May be when I was in middle school 20 years ago.

Location: India/Estonia

Remote: Sure!

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Developer Advocacy, Technology Evangelism

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_7vV8rGtj7TaXdJVnpSaHI4Mm...

Email: ramanujank@gmail.com

Peace!

p.s. anyone else bothered by the ads on the post?

Location: Tallinn, Estonia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: (depends) Technologies: Languate/Tech agnostic. Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1W4zFbQETUuxYNKyl3y_WNqIduu... Email: ramanujank@gmail.com

Note: My most recent experience is in DevRel, Evangelism, GTM, Content marketing, Product marketing and the like. I specialized in developer marketing. Former full-stack dev and startup founder.

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