Husband, UI Engineer, Photographer. All dumb comments are my own and no one elses.
Az
Joined April 2008
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Westly Wright retweeted
We are beyond excited to announce:
🚀 The launch of Diagrid Conductor, a fully managed Dapr on Kubernetes service
🎊 A funding of $24.2M from @NorwestVP, @AmplifyPartners and @QuietCapital
💻 We’re hiring for a new set of roles!
Read all about it here: diagrid.io/blog/diagrid-anno…
Today I join the @diagridio team to help build some really amazing products with some immensely talented individuals. I can’t wait to show off what we’re building.
A good friend of mine, @seancoleman86, built this little page to try an help some of our favorite small and local business that are being affected by covid19. Go pledge and follow through to help out
giftcardpledge.com/
#SmallBusiness #GiftCardPledge #COVID19
Westly Wright retweeted
American companies denying workers paid sick leave:
McDonald's - 517K workers
Walmart - 347K workers
Kroger - 189K workers
Subway - 80K workers
Burger King - 165K workers
Pizza Hut: - 156K workers
Target - 51K workers
Marriott - 139K workers
Wendy's - 133K workers
Westly Wright retweeted
PEOPLE LISTEN:
On February 27th, Italy had 600 people infected with coronavirus.
Today, it has 10,000 cases and the entire country is on lockdown.
That was *11 DAYS AGO.*
Guess how many the US has right now: 600.
THAT is exponential growth. Do the math.
Westly Wright retweeted
It would make the private insurance companies very, very angry if you retweeted this.
Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All policy would likely increase wages and create jobs, new economic analysis shows newsweek.com/bernie-sanders-…
Westly Wright retweeted
I like our CEOs responses here. All we can really do is focus on what we can control which is making the best product.
@shengliang, co-founder and CEO of @Rancher_Labs, weighs in on the future of the company in the wake of consolidation in the #Kubernetes space hubs.ly/H0n9m_w0
I just ran into the weirdest chrome bug, where chrm no longer respected "autocomplete='off'" but did respect "no"...restarted chrome and its all good again. That was a painful dive into 6 year old bugs for no reason. I should'a "powered it off and on again" first
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ – at Tempe, AZ
Westly Wright retweeted
me to lyft drivers: “oh yah i’m from Phoenix”
in my head: *don’t say it, don’t say it*
lyft drivers: .....”oh wow it’s hot there!”
Westly Wright retweeted
i wrote the most thorough review of an airbnb host ever
vice.com/en_us/article/43k7z…
Westly Wright retweeted
Your move Facebook.
Enough is enough. It's absurd that ads for shoes and deodorant receive more scrutiny than political ads.
This isn’t a free speech test. It’s a test of trust and it’s time Facebook stepped up to the plate.
Westly Wright retweeted
I have often wondered why the zealots with megaphones at Dundas Square keep it up every day - I can’t believe they’ve found a single convert with that approach since it’s very loud and everyone seems to hate them. This offers a possible explanation why they do it. – at Toronto, Ontario
Some really solid advice in this post. #1 is still something that I find myself struggling with even after 7 years of professional dev.
stackoverflow.blog/2019/10/0… – at Tempe, AZ
Westly Wright retweeted
Learn exactly what you need to know to use #orgmode in #spacemacs from my video tutorial on the subject (youtu.be/S4f-GUxu3CY).
#emacs #notetaking #tasks #agenda
Westly Wright retweeted
Government: You owe us money. It’s called taxes.
Me: How much do I owe?
Gov’t: You have to figure that out.
Me: I just pay what I want?
Gov’t: Oh, no we know exactly how much you owe. But you have to guess that number too.
Me: What if I get it wrong?
Gov’t: You go to prison
Westly Wright retweeted
What if we stopped celebrating being busy every second as a measurement of importance? What if instead we celebrated each moment spent stopping, pausing, breathing, listening, being, and enjoying the present with the most important people in our lives?
Westly Wright retweeted
Last month I interviewed all over the US as I planned my career reboot from JS to Elixir. I’m sad to report that my track record of learning and potential was rarely considered throughout. This blog speaks to a radical but necessary shift in hiring sizovs.net/2019/04/10/the-be…