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Microsoft Layoffs(geekwire.com)
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by F_J_H 9y ago
I've posted this on HN before, and it seems appropriate here as well. I read this every once in awhile, and it never fails to inspire meet to live by what Jeff Bezos calls the "regret minimization framework": If I were able
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Principles of Chaos Engineering(principlesofchaos.org)
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Sorry, Siri, Alexa's got you beat(businessinsider.com)
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Driverless Hotel Rooms: The End of Uber, Airbnb and Human Landlords(hackernoon.com)
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Sorry - just fixed it.
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Off topic: If anyone is interested in SP and is looking for a side gig doing just that with an evolving technology, please pm me.
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Do you really know why you prefer REST over RPC?(apihandyman.io)
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by F_J_H 9y ago
No, I have not - thank you for pointing that out. I'll take a look.
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by F_J_H 9y ago
hmmm...that's not been my experience, but YMMV.
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by F_J_H 9y ago
I'm always a little baffled as to why people just don't dump the data into a database, and then use SQL for further data manipulation and analysis. I recently moved some data processing from Python/pandas into a database, and
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by F_J_H 9y ago
What is your "go to" web interface for displaying/visualizing data? I use Oracle APEX because it has a killer "interactive report" feature (ie a data grid on steroids), which enables non-programers to easily filter,
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Interesting question on "who is the audience of the New Atheists"? I suspect, (at least partially), it is those who grew up religious and have since "thrown off the shackles", and are looking for validation/confirma
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Reminds me of this: https://xkcd.com/974/
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To innovate like Google, you need to manage chaos effectively(linkedin.com)
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Although not the main point of the article, this stood out to me: >>It’s a story you’ve got about how you came to be, who you are, and where your life’s going...Narrative identity is just as much about how you imagine the future, eve
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Love this: >>Larry Page assigned the project to me. He said, “Build some kind of email something” and chose me because I had an interest in email. This is how you know you've found an awesome developer - someone who only needs
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by F_J_H 9y ago
Salesforce has evolved beyond a simple SaaS based CRM - it is now effectively a low-code application development platform. At any rate, I think the article rings true for many of the SaaS players in the "long tail".
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by F_J_H 9y ago
The article seemed to be worth reading for you as it prompted you to solidify and articulate your thoughts, and to share a good tidbit on SaaS pricing. ;-) In the same way, it may trigger thoughts/ideas for others, regardless of wheth
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by F_J_H 9y ago
This is is a very important point, especially for larger organizations where budgeting (and closely following budgets) is extremely important. I co-founded and sold a company that did SaaS/outsourced natural gas and electricity billing
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Is your DBA helping or hindering your innovation?(insum.ca)
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Making Node.js service always alive on Ubuntu Server(medium.com)
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Graph showing where you peak at things in life(businessinsider.com)
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Netflix using AI for better video on mobile/low bandwidth(axios.com)
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by F_J_H 10y ago
What if you went into a bakery and ate all the free samples?
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Why planes don't fly faster (and maybe why Buffet is investing)(youtube.com)
1 points by F_J_H 10y ago|0 comments
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by F_J_H 10y ago
It depends on whose definition you use with respect to the CIO/CTO role. In my experience, CIOs are typically more focused on the internal IT infrastructure, keeping it secure, running smoothly, etc., (i.e. an more inward facing almost
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by F_J_H 10y ago
You've likely heard the quote that "every company is a technology company", mostly used in the context of companies needing to be doing everything they can to leverage and exploit new technology, or they'll be left in th
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by F_J_H 10y ago
I think you've missed the point of the article. It's not completely about AI per se, but about the broader issue of technology in general bringing us to new territory with respect to the ability to control and/or manipulate
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by F_J_H 10y ago
I just use Evernote. Search is not great, but with the combination of notebooks and tags, you can keep things organized fairly well. And, with the browser plugin, any google search also returns results from Evernote, which is good because i

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