ArmandGrillet

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Senior engineering manager working remotely at Grafana Labs. Previously Mesosphere and INRIA. My username is the same everywhere and this is my website: https://armandgr.com

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Comment · 1 year ago
Grafana Labs (https://grafana.com/) | Fully remote in many regions | Multiple roles | Full-time

You can find all open positions at https://grafana.com/about/careers/open-positions/ and learn more about us here: https://grafana.com/about/careers/#jobs

For my team, I’m looking for a Senior Software Engineer based in the UK, Sweden, Spain, or Germany to work on https://github.com/grafana/mimir

What I'm looking for:

- Technical expertise: You have strong experience with at least one programming language (Go, Python, C++, Rust), Cloud-Native applications (Kubernetes, Kafka protocol), DevOps practices, and writing maintainable code. Familiarity with observability tools is a plus.

- Customer focus: You’re energized by working with large companies that depend on your work for critical operations and are ready to be on-call.

- Pragmatism: You thrive in a remote team, communicate effectively, and excel at solving complex challenges, delivering MVPs, and iterating based on feedback.

If you’re passionate about distributed systems and eager to help shape the future of observability, apply here: https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/grafanalabs/jobs/5429813004. We have many other positions open, check them out here: https://grafana.com/about/careers/open-positions/

Comment · 2 years ago
You can resolve this by putting the cursor in the center of the display where you want the dock to appear then move the cursor to the bottom of the display at an average speed.

Works everytime for me but this is also the reason why the dock moves to the wrong display!

Comment · 2 years ago
Just open Doctolib and tell me it's the same when looking for any kind of doctor. The difference in waiting time is 3 months, bare minimum.
Comment · 2 years ago
Finally. Germany combines some of the worst aspects of the US (credit ranking, complicated abortion process, private healthcare if you want decent treatments) with the worst aspects of Europe (low digitalization, high taxation, recursive federalism: within the country and within the EU).

A country like the Netherlands has its own issues (mainly housing) but doesn't have the myriad of pain points you can find in Germany like Schufa, anti-customer contract rules, or public healthcare inaccessible despite paying more than 400€/month for it as a single individual.

Comment · 3 years ago
This is not a thing on HN because this is not a thing in real life. Over the sixteen-year period between 2005 and 2020, nearly three-quarters of the 138,230 tonnes of natural uranium imported into France came from four countries:

Kazakhstan: 27,748 tonnes (i.e. 20.1%);

Australia: 25,804 (18.7%);

Niger: 24,787 (17.9%);

Uzbekistan: 22,197 (16.1%).

Only Niger is in Africa, and France has 10 years stored in case of geopolitical conflicts.

Comment · 3 years ago
Grafana Labs (https://grafana.com/) | Full REMOTE in many regions | Multiple roles | Full-time

You can see all the job openings at https://boards.greenhouse.io/grafanalabs and read more about Grafana Labs here: https://grafana.com/about/careers/#jobs

I work on the Alerting team and we are looking for a backend engineer (remote EST, https://boards.greenhouse.io/grafanalabs/jobs/4857517004) to work on Grafana Alerting which is based on the Prometheus Alertmanager. The code you would be working on is mostly part of https://github.com/grafana/grafana and, if you want to learn more about the context we are in, I recommend you to watch this presentation from our tech lead: https://youtu.be/9AX8u-bt4J8

Comment · 3 years ago
Reddit has constantly provided better results to my questions over the past year.

Also, most subreddits accepts posting detailed "Am I doing this wrong?" questions instead of only perfectly asked ones that have never been asked before. I find it a better balance than SO removing a question I spent 30 minutes formatting because someone asked a tangentially related question 5 years ago.

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