DevKoala

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by DevKoala 8y ago
I am an SE fan. I used mine until the XS was released. I wish the XS was just a tad smaller.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
My thoughts exactly. I feel it isn’t the library, but the grammar, which is why the same feel cannot be replicated by other languages. Ruby is just easy on collections.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
I feel you get as much of the tool as you are willing to put into it. I personally abhor the tool and prefer working with engineers who can own full services and applications from end to end. That way the discussions are held at the archite
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Google is discountinuing Allo next year. I have never been affected by one of these decisions by Google since I try to stay away from their ecosystem, but I am confident this is a way to lose user trust.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
of us
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Thank you, this is a good list of clear benefits. I have yet to see such a document that states in an objective manner the negative impact, it's all assumptions.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Can `Now` serve as the backend for latency sensitive endpoints? My main problem with AWS Lambda a couple few years ago was the latency. In a dumb function, imagine a single K/V lookup, is * < 10ms response time a possibility?
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by DevKoala 8y ago
"Local machine-learning will decide what willing users are interested in, and whether or not to show them particular ads." How are you countering my claim? It is trying to establish a monopoly on the ad-targeting protocol. Brave i
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Brave is trying to fix the broken ad-tech industry with a monopoly on the decision of what gets tracked and what doesn't. I am not behind it at all.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
It isn't that bad honestly.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
I do have a bit of experience in acquisitions, and revenue is king, for which you have to move fast; changing the stack of an already working system would be suicide. Definitely expect more native GitHub integrations in Azure, and Azure fir
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by DevKoala 8y ago
Plenty, I won't go into individual details. I am an architect for a company that does ABM, B2B ads, so I am well versed in the subject. We had to move all of our PI data in the raw form to a different AWS account, and only certain indi
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by DevKoala 8y ago
They do sue for "this kind of thing". A legal team is a necessity to stay in this space nowadays.
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by DevKoala 8y ago
"Perversely, this new EU law hurts small and ethical startups, but helps reinforce the dominance of Facebook, Google and Twitter, who are able to prepare and defend themselves using established legal teams and cash reserves, and who no
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by DevKoala 9y ago
Thank you for the analysis.
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by DevKoala 9y ago
Congrats guys. How do you compare in performance against a time series database like Druid?
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by DevKoala 9y ago
You are being too conservative. You need to be willing to fail.
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by DevKoala 9y ago
This is happening too frequently now.
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by DevKoala 9y ago
We are hiring a Senior Backend Engineer for our Platform team at Demandbase (demandbase.com) at our SF office. Apply here: https://boards.greenhouse.io/demandbase/jobs/732055#.WV6CrhM...
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by DevKoala 9y ago
Cool. I will keep an eye for it.
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by DevKoala 9y ago
I wish I could have this for window locations.
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by DevKoala 10y ago
Worth a look tbh.
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by DevKoala 10y ago
It uses the declarative syntax of React to compose views. The benefit is the common abstraction which will allow people familiar with React to quickly get something running. Why the negativity?
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by DevKoala 10y ago
How does it compare to Apex? Anybody with experience on both? https://github.com/apex/apex PS: Besides the fact APEX is only for AWS, however, APEX is very mature.
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by DevKoala 11y ago
Does Citus keeps it's performance over tables with tens of billions of records? Also, how fast it is for ad-hoc queries over data coming from streams (Kafka/Kinesis) that has not been cached?
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by DevKoala 11y ago
I love '&.' I really missed this feature from C# 6.0
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by DevKoala 11y ago
At the company I work for, we have 5 (off the top of my head) different micro services written in Sinatra. Two front end applications built in AngularJS, running off a NodeJS backend (which serves the static content), and one Rails applicat
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by DevKoala 11y ago
If a .NET developer who doesn't use proper source control seats next to you, then perhaps you should take a hard look at the place you work, maybe leave. When I worked with .NET I used TFS and Git. Also, I implemented RESTful web servi
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by DevKoala 11y ago
It is great. I use it across my iOS devices. It also comes with free cloud storage.
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by DevKoala 11y ago
This tool helped a lot back then. I would also use DotPeek.

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