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by Delphiza 5y ago
ISO27001 is quite hard to achieve, and gets harder the bigger you are. In large companies it is a years' long initiative, if it is achievable at all. So for a smaller supplier, particularly if you have a SaaS product, it is of immense
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by Delphiza 5y ago
They just need to move the Great Barrier Reef 'beyond the environment' https://youtu.be/3m5qxZm_JqM
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by Delphiza 5y ago
Microsoft announced that they are retiring their blockchain project about two weeks before they announced Azure SQL Database ledger . So a centralised solution where parties are trusted - I think. https://techcommunity.microsoft
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by Delphiza 5y ago
Yes. Lurching from one OMG committee to the next shouting 'braaaiiins' :)
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by Delphiza 5y ago
UML never died because it never lived. It was always a zombie kept alive by Rational Software doing a really good job of generating enough hype, and market share, to sell to IBM for $3.1 billion. Since Rational was sold in 2003, UML has jus
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by Delphiza 5y ago
$2.1 Billion - That is how much IBM paid for the acquisition of Rational Software in 2003. The "Three Amigo's" (Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, and Ivar Jacobson) had different modelling methods and decided to "Unify".
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by Delphiza 6y ago
Good call on Arduino. The ability to write LED blinky embedded software on a microcontroller using a simple IDE and a USB cable was definitely 10x from what came before. The barriers to entry in terms of knowledge, tools (compilers), and de
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by Delphiza 6y ago
One part of the moat has to be the dealership laws, where the incumbent manufacturers created a false barrier to entry. There is nothing lean or optimal about legislating that competitors have an arbitrary number of brick and mortar locatio
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by Delphiza 6y ago
No. My daughter (now 12) played a lot of Roblox, and mostly it was fine. She seemed able to avoid the shadier parts and, as a parent, you trust the child-friendly features. However, controls are subverted (for example, by using special ch
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by Delphiza 7y ago
EdgeMethods | UK-Based REMOTE | Senior Azure Devops and SaaS Operations EdgeMethods builds IoT solutions that run on Azure. We are a UK-based team of remote workers that build and operate applications for customers that need to collect and
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by Delphiza 7y ago
EdgeMethods | Senior Devops and SaaS Operations Manager | Full Time | UK Remote We are the UKs leading Microsoft partner for IoT. We build solutions and products for primarily for industrial and scientific customers on top of the Azure IoT
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by Delphiza 7y ago
Senior .NET Developer - Azure IOT UK (LOCAL REMOTE/Work From Home) EdgeMethods builds IoT products and solutions on top of Microsoft Azure. We are looking to expand the team with a senior developer who can take the lead in back-end dev
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by Delphiza 7y ago
In order not to become a lifetime maintainer, you need to end-of-life applications. For technical reasons, we aspire to making applications have a long life, but from a business point of view, it's both unnecessary and difficult. Don&#
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by Delphiza 8y ago
"The Internet" is more than just software - open source or otherwise. Open source developers were not sitting on trans-oceanic cable-laying ships. Open-source developers are not building the (very proprietary) electronics that for
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by Delphiza 8y ago
EdgeMethods | Senior .NET Dev | Full Time | UK Remote We are the UKs leading Microsoft partner for IoT. We build solutions and products for primarily for industrial and scientific customers on top of the Azure IoT platform. Looking for a se
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by Delphiza 9y ago
Online shopping doesn't work in Africa, not because of web forms with an ability to capture localised addresses, but because of the lack of affordable, reliable logistics. Africa is vast and largely rural. You can get reliable delivery
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by Delphiza 9y ago
The judgement highlights the balancing of "respect for his private life, on the one hand, and his employer’s right to take measures in order to ensure the smooth running of the company, on the other". While it is fair to expect th
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by Delphiza 9y ago
From Scott Guthrie "“So if the performance is dropping, do you call the server manufacturer, do you call the networking manufacturer, do you call the load balancer manufacturer, do you call the storage manufacturer? They typically poin
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by Delphiza 9y ago
Anything more recent by CJ Date. He was at IBM with EF Codd at the beginning of the development of the relational model. Try "Database in Depth: Relational Theory for Practitioners". It's good, when reading his stuff, to reme
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by Delphiza 10y ago
This is a missing part of long stories about AI and automation. I too work in servicing of industrial equipment that is now being connected. The algorithms can be simple - after n running hours a component needs servicing. No fancy AI or
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by Delphiza 10y ago
$1.49 per device per year is very expensive for what amounts to library that is designed for vendor lock-in. In a market where there is a drive to push down the cost of devices, $7.50 (5 years) over the lifetime of the device is a substanti
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by Delphiza 11y ago
And event hubs? Based on https://github.com/Azure/azure-webjobs-sdk-script/tree/maste... I assume it's also coming soon?
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by Delphiza 12y ago
Minttulip - South East UK, London, work from home, .NET Developers Minttulip is a small consultancy that builds apps for business using the Microsoft cloud stack. Microsoft Azure services and MVC Web apps, Windows Phone and store apps using
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by Delphiza 13y ago
One thing that is never directly mentioned in the history of SQL is the available memory, cpu and storage at the time. When a mainframe has 192KB of core memory and a 300KB/s disk transfer speed, coming up with a way to access all that
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Surface may fail because Microsoft doesn’t understand retail(simonmunro.com)
2 points by Delphiza 14y ago|0 comments
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by Delphiza 14y ago
I don't know how widespread this is or what the impact is. I have a couple of services running in West Europe haven't noticed any issues.
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Ask HN: What open source license for a technical book?
2 points by Delphiza 14y ago|0 comments
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Database.com is a Waste of a Good Domain Name(cloudcomments.net)
2 points by Delphiza 16y ago|0 comments
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by Delphiza 16y ago
What about French people? Remember "Freedom Fries"?
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Professional Tools - We need decent dev machines(simonmunro.com)
2 points by Delphiza 16y ago|0 comments

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