Uchikoma

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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   I use Lift. There could be better frameworks, Lift looks terribly complicated and verbose, but it's fast and works. I'm not into ORMs, but use the Lift ORM to get started before writing JSON to NoSQL storages. IDE: Intellij with the Scala p
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   Should be 32bit - will contact you with the error messages - stephan.schmidt@interimcto.de should work otherwise. The problems have been mentioned several times on the internet when I did google, but no solution were mentioned.
3. 813.▲
   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   Tried it several times on a Windows Box without success. Had troubles trying several Ruby versions, neither version worked.
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   You need the admins either way, AWS does not help with that. Most problems from experience are with the application (Database, Memory, Locking, ...) not with the infrastructure (Load balancer, Linux, ...). [Edit]: The problems Reddit, Digg,
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   Care to share? Would be interested as my calculations seem to show at least twice the costs for AWS
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   This is what's amazing me too. AWS is so much more expensive, even if factoring TCO in. It's good for very fast scaling and experimentation tough. I've did some very rough calculations in a blog post some time ago http://codemonkeyism.com/
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   When your startup is terminted on PayPal or AWS on dubious ground, come back and leave a comment.
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   I once worked at a place that had a code base that contained more or less parts in Ruby, Perl, Java and PHP. It was not fun at all to keep enough knowledge in the company over the years to maintain this nightmare.
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   by Uchikoma 16y ago

   ITA, wasn't it the company that got a Lisp project cancelled from Air Canada because the project was going nowhere after 4 years?
10. 820.▲
    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Not sure Play will scale using Excepitons for flow management.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Sorry I only could upvote you once :-) #classic
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I thought alot about "Ofcourse, you should always dodge the question to let them give a number first" and I'm not sure this is true anymore. Even Jack Chapman from "How to make $1000 a Minute" (highly recommended) is not sure any longer. I
13. 823.▲
    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I never tell my current salary in job interviews, you can only lose. And I never request this information.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I hire mainly in Germany - Berlin to be specific. So sorry, I haven't any opinions on hiring abroad.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Programming Java and C#, database development etc. It usually is not for more than some months, people would usually negotiate a lower price if the duration of the project/work is longer.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    This will exactly end like Infocom adventures. They are mostly nice, but quite often you hunt for the exact phrase the parser understood (but to be fair, it happened more often in Magnetic Scrolls). But would you call using a text adventure
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Would programming in "Egyptish" be visual or natural?
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I don't think so, see Aardappel for an example http://strlen.com/aardappel-language (There are otheres there, Wouter did some extensive research)
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Most people are not able to use mathematics as a tool.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    A programmer can code in English (though a programming language is easier, more concise, easier to understand) or in a programming language. A non-programmer cannot write code, neither in English nor in programming language.
21. 831.▲
    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Funny: Add says "founder", article says "co-founder". I thought only Steve has a reality distortion field. http://yfrog.com/mv3nvp
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Depends on what you mean with cheap.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I might add: Freelancer is 500 EUR to 1000 EUR (and above) a day depending on your skills (obviously ;-)
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    "Most recruitment in Berlin seems to be done via social networks rather than via job boards." Most hiring I've done in Berlin is via job boards.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I can only write from my perspective, 110qm are around 950 EUR including heating, but this is a more expensive part of town (not the most expensive though). Fairly cheap compared to other large cities in Germany. There are many tech jobs, m
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    I'm astonished by the arguments: I tried to ask you for permission, you didn't answer so I stole it. There are people that think this way? Programmers?
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Does the introduction of MySQL without InnoDB mean they can also remove this from the community edition (and bug fixes) without getting into trouble with the EU? They still provide a dual licensing strategy with the same code base then.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    What fragmentation? 100% of Linux Desktop users use Linux.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    "I don't believe the former partner has a case for anything, but if there is any claim". That's the reason for the threat. He has no other way.
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    by Uchikoma 16y ago

    Funny. Europeans talking about the US system they only know from TV. Americans talking about the European system they only know from TV - if even.