Checking out the Loring Cafe which transplanted itself from Minneapolis on #firstfriday in Uptown Oakland.
Interesting observations by Brad Garlinghouse. I'm reminded of this quote from Sergey Brin:
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Interesting observations by Brad Garlinghouse. I'm reminded of this quote from Sergey Brin:
“In some ways we have run the company as to let 1,000 flowers bloom, but once they do bloom you want to put together a coherent bouquet,”
Originally shared by Anne Toth
Spot on.
Are you folks aware of this community. Lively discussion with only a little bit of misinformation...
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Are you folks aware of this community. Lively discussion with only a little bit of misinformation...
Animated GIFs. In the Washington Post. What next? The Memeconomist?
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Animated GIFs. In the Washington Post. What next? The Memeconomist?
Interesting perspective on the "sustainable" movement in restaurants and how it hasn't made it all the way to the...
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Interesting perspective on the "sustainable" movement in restaurants and how it hasn't made it all the way to the kitchen.
The first job title listed in LinkedIn's Outages skill?
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The first job title listed in LinkedIn's Outages skill?
Vice President, New Nuclear Operations at SCANA/SCE&G
... and you have to love the "Related Companies" list...
Hey Paul, years have passed. Maybe we can get one of our friends at LinkedIn to write a blog post about the weekend long outage caused by bad NIC firmware (if I remember it correctly?)?
Plenty of post-mortems end with "check the firmware" or "check the damn duplex settings"
In any case here's an actual LinkedIn mea-culpa, short on details.
If you've ever suffered a large outage you've likely written a postmortem document.
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If you've ever suffered a large outage you've likely written a postmortem document. Post them here. We can learn why things break so we can build systems that don't.
I love reading about how teams deal with and learn from failures. Here's a github writeup that's pretty interesting.
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I love reading about how teams deal with and learn from failures. Here's a github writeup that's pretty interesting.
It's the time to reflect on the past year.
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It's the time to reflect on the past year. I found this article quite interesting, especially when you contrast it with this Wired article from 1993:
Definitely some food for thought.
Interesting. And I don't wholly disagree with him at this point in time.
As time goes on the number of things Lanier is taking credit for seems to be increasing. I'd love to see him interviewed by a journalist who actually understands these topics and doesn't just become part of Lanier's hype machine.
Paul Lindner hung out with 1 person.Julie Lindner
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Paul Lindner hung out with 1 person.Julie Lindner
Yes, I'm following this community and a few more people on the team may be as well. I've been seeing how some of the questions on this forum are being answered and the main guys doing this seem to have a good handle on what's going on.
Sal Candido , Jan 02 2013 on known.dev.inuus.com