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by andendau 5y ago
Agreed. I think with the pace of change happening more frequently it might require more disciplined focus on training, constraining systems, and number of products.
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by andendau 6y ago
Seems like a narrow view of developer tools. Isn't this the bread and butter of GitLab/Microsoft and others? I work in a dull industry and the perception isn't we need new tools to understand our abstractions. The main challe
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by andendau 6y ago
It is a microservice chassis https://microservices.io/patterns/microservice-chassis.html At scale you have lots of teams writing their own boiler plate and getting it right or wrong. This solves that at the application
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by andendau 6y ago
There's some level of friction in working with databases. Not insurmountable but painful.
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by andendau 6y ago
I loved the ML based emphasis. I'm a big fan of f# unfortunately as the article details .net has a shadow of the libraries that Java has. Clojure and Scala have much broader access to popular libraries. I've found most developers
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by andendau 6y ago
Any plans on open sourcing this or making the code available?
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by andendau 6y ago
Do you support on-premises kubernetes?
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by andendau 6y ago
yes good product management is key even though your customers may not have a choice
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by andendau 6y ago
There's a good blog on scaling a platform team and how to keep up with growth. https://medium.com/adobetech/why-do-organizations-need-a-pla...
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by andendau 6y ago
Great book highly recommended
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by andendau 8y ago
Nice job! I had a good experience as part of the applied machine learning data science coursera specialization. The cloudant support was great to have.
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by andendau 8y ago
It's a great testing resource. Way more concrete than 'well just test all the different strings'
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by andendau 8y ago
Never Split the Difference is really good highly recommended and based in science.
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by andendau 9y ago
More information can be found here http://fsharp.org/mentorship/index.html
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FSharp Mentorship Program(dev.to)
1 points by andendau 9y ago|0 comments
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by andendau 9y ago
You can run c# directly by using add-type in powershell
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by andendau 9y ago
F# has hit a huge sweet spot for me in productivity, strong typing, inferred typing, multi-paradigm and syntactic sugar. The tooling just gets better and better. I struggle to think of a language that's so well rounded.
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by andendau 9y ago
I love all of Edmond Lau's stuff. I accidentally found one of his Google talks while trying to find something for my team when we started on fixing a massively underscaled tech stack. I bought the book read it and shared it with a few
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by andendau 9y ago
I hope you all can style the notebook to look as good as the way kaggle does their version. I understand if you leave it alone too.
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by andendau 10y ago
Why not novice instead of your girlfriend? You don't even mention her in the articles so why cling to a distracting title?