s/linkedin.co/linkedin.com/g :)
Long, long ago, I used a library called Augeas (https://augeas.net/) in a drift-detection product*, so that if we detected a difference in config files, either on the same server through time, or on different servers…
Building a trust relationship between commercial entities isn't automatable; it nearly always requires a contract to be carefully hand-written and argued over by high-priced lawyers before any meaningful exchange of…
It's not an "alternative", it's still Android, just a fork of a fork.
Splunk has a bunch of openings onsite in downtown Vancouver BC: https://jobs.jobvite.com/splunk/search?r=&c=&l=Vancouver%2C+... This one in particular is on my team. :) https://jobs.jobvite.com/splunk/job/ob3j6fwn
> I like being a pedantic programmer. Try Scala! (So do I ;)
Jonas Bonér has been a big fan of Mozart/Oz for a long time, so naturally he rolled some dataflow concurrency support into Akka: http://doc.akka.io/dataflow-scala
I wish there were a downloadable version of the video. The only way I ever watch work-related videos is on my phone, on the bus.
s/linkedin.co/linkedin.com/g :)
Long, long ago, I used a library called Augeas (https://augeas.net/) in a drift-detection product*, so that if we detected a difference in config files, either on the same server through time, or on different servers…
Building a trust relationship between commercial entities isn't automatable; it nearly always requires a contract to be carefully hand-written and argued over by high-priced lawyers before any meaningful exchange of…
It's not an "alternative", it's still Android, just a fork of a fork.
Splunk has a bunch of openings onsite in downtown Vancouver BC: https://jobs.jobvite.com/splunk/search?r=&c=&l=Vancouver%2C+... This one in particular is on my team. :) https://jobs.jobvite.com/splunk/job/ob3j6fwn
> I like being a pedantic programmer. Try Scala! (So do I ;)
Jonas Bonér has been a big fan of Mozart/Oz for a long time, so naturally he rolled some dataflow concurrency support into Akka: http://doc.akka.io/dataflow-scala
I wish there were a downloadable version of the video. The only way I ever watch work-related videos is on my phone, on the bus.