Patrick Byrne pbyrne

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Fear of failure
- Powerful emotion
- Stops us from even trying
- Keeps us on the small potatoes
- Ignore the big problems, the hard challenges
Many of us were "bright kids", and we're not used to failing or tying hard
- We leave school and enter the real world. Things aren't so easy.

Sascha Bates
- @sascha_d
- http://brattyreadhead.com/
- Works at Chef
- Cohost, Ship Show podcast
Started Infracoders Minneapolis meetup

I hereby claim:

I am pbyrne on github.
I am pbyrne (https://keybase.io/pbyrne) on keybase.
I have a public key whose fingerprint is D998 4D66 CC5B 33A9 83B8 51AA 3A2F FA10 BF7A D0CD

To claim this, I am signing this object:

For reference, the ciphertext from the note included with your first package:

GR QRW WKURZ DZDB DQBWKLQJ ZH VHQG BRX

Hint: This encrypted with a Ceaser cipher.

Bermon Painter, Charlotte NC @bermonpainter

	# oneliner
	for link in $(curl https://dribbble.com/jobs.rss \| grep link \| cut -d'>' -f2 \| cut -d'<' -f1); do echo $link; curl -I --location $link \| grep -E '(Location\|HTTP)' \| cut -d' ' -f2; echo "--------------------"; done

	# expanded
	for link in $(curl https://dribbble.com/jobs.rss \| grep link \| cut -d'>' -f2 \| cut -d'<' -f1); # cut the URL out of "<link>http://example.com</link>" from our jobs RSS feed
	do echo $link # print it
	curl -I --location $link \| grep -E '(Location\|HTTP)' \| cut -d' ' -f2 # get the URL, follow any redirects, and print out each redirect and the ending HTTP status code
	echo "--------------------"
	done

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	#
	# Usage:
	# strace_parser.rb < file.out
	# head -n100 file.out \| strace_parser.rb
	# strace_parser.rb file.out

	class StraceEntry
	attr_accessor :line
	attr_accessor :pid, :timestamp, :command, :args, :result, :runtime