At Uber, I’m currently building a self-service task execution platform, which involves getting code/artifacts from different sources, building them if necessary, and executing some commands using the artifacts. One thing that we wanted to support is to allow users to point to a git repository, specify some build
I started this blog some (many?) months ago with the hope that it would be an outlet for opinions or thoughts that would be interesting and worth reading. But as the months have gone past, and is obvious from the amount of output I’ve produced, I haven’t been
At Uber, I’m currently building a self-service task execution platform, which involves getting code/artifacts from different sources, building them if necessary, and executing some commands using the artifacts. One thing that we wanted to support is to allow users to point to a git repository, specify some build
This post spent a long time fermenting in my brain; I'm still not conviced I've truly nailed down what I want to say about moving from Seattle to the Bay Area. There's so many aspects to it - from the motivation, to the process,
Rish and I recently went to see the excellent [Jad Abumrad](http://www.radiolab.org/people/jad-abumrad/), co-host of [Radiolab](http://www.radiolab.org/) give a talk at Stanford campus. (I've always loved Radiolab's story telling technique; I'm a big fan of podcasts in
Yay, blog. I haven't ever maintained one, or even written for public consumption so I can't guarantee that anything here will be worth reading, but I figured it's worth trying.