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Noncompete Agreements Hobble Junior Employees(wsj.com)
3 points by UK-AL 11y ago|0 comments
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by UK-AL 11y ago
We use NServiceBus, and Microservices for a lot of stuff and its really helped development. It handles retries(for network unreliability), transactions, and monitoring for us. Generally most of the issues of distributed systems.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Probably been bitten by estimates being treated as deadlines issue. So he just doesn't bother. Software estimation has been proven to be extremely hard and inaccurate in many academic studies, and yet business tends to want software de
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by UK-AL 11y ago
As someone who extremely capitalist and believes in free markets, I don't believe cooperatives are inherently socialist. In a free market people are free to create their own ownership structures. If people want to setup up a company, a
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Yes, but all of that comes after you have something of value. Spending tons of money on brand design, when you really need a minimum viable product to get you going is not a good plan. Once you've worked out you have something of value
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Trade has ability to create wealth. If we increase global trade, it will also increase the total wealth available to the poor + middle class. Some portion of the surplus value will also go to rich providing the capital.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Things that don't create value eventually collapse. I don't think customers/employees would work with company if they weren't getting at least some value out of it.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
I don't believe that it is the divine right of the middle class of one country to live better lives than other people, simply because of location. Besides, globalisation will overall increase the total wealth of the poor + middleclass
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by UK-AL 11y ago
The value comes from the people buying the company then. Maybe snapchat is going to be a crucial marketing channel for them, which makes it worth it to purchase them. They transfer some of this value, to the original investors of the compan
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by UK-AL 11y ago
The problem is that for every economist who disagree's, you'll probably find another one who agrees.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
What is it that you don't understand. Somebody owns some land, perhaps it was auctioned off by government. They plant trees(Adds value to the land). Lumber jacks pay to cut down the trees, and prepare the wood for woodwork(adds value t
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by UK-AL 11y ago
If someone buys a start-up, obviously it has value to them.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Globalisation has actually decreased inequality on a global scale.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
There is a cost to education regardless, what's in question is who pays it. Somebody has to use resources to build, pay salaries, pay for research etc
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Their most effective lobbyists are their customers who really prefer the modern approach.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
That's because your thinking of the manufacturing model of low skilled, ignored workers cranking out widgets in big batches. Lean, and Japanese manufacturing the worker has a lot power(They can stop the line) and have final say in qual
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Well your merging a lot earlier which means less conflicts. Other benefits include, being able to release to a select group of people, and being turn off features easily if something goes wrong
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Try the OneNote from the Windows App Store. Far more simple then the full office version. I prefer to use the App Store Version.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Yeah literally every single apple, android app uses telemetry to improve the app. Microsoft plays catch up, and then everyone loses their minds about it.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Can but its not the best. This is obvious since most patient record systems these days do not use SQL. They use things like MUMPS.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Finding clients in literally anything is painful. That's what interviewing is, selling yourself to a client.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
F#?
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Or the fact there data sets that fit nosql databases seem to work far better. Patient records is one I can think off.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
The good news is that there is a Microsoft directive that major Microsoft software should come powershell admin tools. I think a lot of config gui's now just execute powershell underneath.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Not only yes, but for certain types of company it considered a benefit.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
I think AWS doesn't go for "superior performance at a far better price point for most scale". They go for, our solutions are a click away, and take far less time to setup then rolling your own. You know because engineer costs
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Didn't venture capital and angel investors have terrible returns for the average investor? Might be different now.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
I've heard many people say the same, which then never comes true. Just because stuff happens in the past, doesn't mean it will come true. The fact that people know this information, changes the outcome which is why markets are so
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by UK-AL 11y ago
For the past few years, someone has predicting a recession in the next 6 months via technicals. Technicals = Star Signs in most cases.
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by UK-AL 11y ago
Does this have to be explained? Startups provide service/product that people are willing to pay for. You must be providing some value to those people for people use or pay for your product. Maybe because it's convenient, quicker o

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