"nowadays I think the trend is so anti-framework, and so pro-modularization, tiny libraries that all do their own thing. We’ve all become effectively framework maintainers. Not to say everyone’s inventing their own, but we’re like curators now of like this manifest of here’s my thirty dependencies, and no one else in the world will have all thirty dependencies at exactly the same versions that you do. Which means that now the onus is on you to make sure that they all work together correctly"

"It’s like I don’t get any distinct joy out of this anymore, I’m mostly just doing work for people for free, and they don’t really appreciate it because they’re used to it now.
So do I continue out some sort of misplace sense of duty, or do I just quit and leave people in a lurch. I think that’s how a lot of open source projects slowly atrophy and die."

"Right, so if I’m a maintainer I acknowledge that now, after writing this talk and thinking about this a lot is like, okay so this project is a hundred stars, like I really shouldn’t be the only owner on this repo or this NPM library, or this ruby gem. Lets pull in a couple other owners because other people are joining and like oh this project is a thousand stars, like lets look at a code of conduct, a governance model, you know some kinda mission statement for what this project’s about, the core tenants."

"That’s what I see on really successful open source teams. Is giving people a reason to fill those roles that isn’t just about money"

editor of encrypted files that supports YAML, JSON and BINARY formats and encrypts with AWS KMS and PGP

The thing I learned last week that helped me really understand was – you can split linux tracing systems into

• data sources (where the tracing data comes from)
• mechanisms for collecting data for those sources (like “ftrace”)
• tracing frontends (the tool you actually interact with to collect/analyse data)

Or how I obtained direct publish access to 14% of npm packages (including popular ones)

UUIDs came from Apollo !
FROM: http://taint.org

"3) Service virtualisation:

• Mountebank
• Wiremock (I used this one: very simple & efficient)
• Stubby4j
• VCR / Betamax
• Hoverfly"

Mainteneur de shaarli

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"Here you have a trivially simple method of injecting legit-looking messages into text conversations with anyone, providing you know how your target stores the spoofee sender in their contacts. In the UK, that’s largely the difference between starting with 07, and +447.

The utterly exquisite reality is that, if your target then replies, that reply goes to the real sender, who is overwhelmingly likely to reply something like “what the hell are you on about?”, this being the first they’ve heard of this shady business. Does that look like backtracking or denial? I ain’t no Member of Parliament, but it sure sounds like it to me."

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Closed-source server backend

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Closed-source server backend

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Open-source server backend of Airbrake (which has a closed-source backend)

Une suite d'applications qui permet d'initier les enfants à la programmation et à la culture numérique. L'enfant crée des productions numériques telles que des jeux vidéo, des images/animations en pixel art, des histoires interactives.

• "Ansible is simple, which is a major strength", it "works by connecting to a server using SSH, copies the Python code over, executes it and then removes itself".
  "Ansible Tower is the Enterprise version, it turns the command line Ansible into a service, with a web interface, scheduler and notification system."
  "you can’t have long-running tasks."

• "StackStorm is designed as a highly-configurable if-this-then-that service. it can react to events and then run a simple command or a complex workflow."
  "MongoDB can be scaled using well-documented patterns." "StackStorm extensibility system is a key strength." "If StackStorm were a programming language, it would be strongly typed."

• "Salt was born as a distributed remote execution system used to execute commands and query data on remote nodes."
  "Ultra high-performance for large deployments." (LinkedIn use it)

"This might seem strange, because most of the articles on microservices are extolling their countless virtues like decoupling tech systems, better horizontal scalability, removing dependencies between development teams, and so on."
...
"Usually, in growth-stage startups, the main motivation for moving to microservices is that hope that doing so will remove dependencies between development teams and/or improve the ability of the system to handle larger traffic loads (i.e., scalability)."
...
"As is often the case for tech people who have limited experience, they reach for a technical solution to a people problem, and decide they need microservices in order to reduce dependencies or coupling between dev teams."

"ELF is the dominating file format for Linux. It competes with Mach-O for OS X and PE for Windows.
ELF supersedes .coff, which supersedes a.out.

Minimal ELF file: In this example we will consider a saner hello world example that will better capture real life cases."

CPU utilization has become a deeply misleading metric: it includes cycles waiting on main memory, which can dominate modern workloads.

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