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by brozaman 7y ago
Maps is also an acquisition, although we could argue that what google maps successful was developed after the acquisition.
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by brozaman 7y ago
If your rent is $400 a month why would you bother to have 3 jobs paying Silicon Valley salary? It doesn't make sense at all. If rent is $400 and you are making 120k a year, most certainly your salary is over 5 average salaries. Why wou
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by brozaman 7y ago
I guess it's a common question because it's usually taught in college because it's probably the simplest after select sort. Personally I've never found this case myself, but regarding why it's used some times, the O
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by brozaman 7y ago
A few days ago I was listening to an interview on the radio, and the man said that Spain had a very inefficient food supply chain becuase the food would travel across provinces. He said that if the provinces would be able to self supply abo
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by brozaman 8y ago
> system service which will deliver package to a proper application That's expensive. Even if you avoid copying the packages by sharing memory between processes, there are still a lot of context switches...
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by brozaman 8y ago
I don't know nearly enough to have a respectable opinion on this, but those screens can display different information configured to display different information at the user's choice. Here you have another max 8 with a completely
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by brozaman 8y ago
What's wrong with that? I'm a Spanish man and I wouldn't be offended at all if I were in a group was referred to as "Spaniards" or "men".
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by brozaman 8y ago
> This means that at some point, university levels of education will probably become necessary for any employment You're not too far from Spain's current situation. We have some lower qualification titles that last two years an
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by brozaman 8y ago
> If everyone can finish University, then having a university title becomes pointless I think it only becomes pointless if there are limited work opportunities for your studies, however, we're lacking computer science people and hav
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by brozaman 8y ago
I should have worded that differently. I meant migrating an existing production. If you have an existing production which works well after years of improvement and stabilization, with people with a lot of expertise on it, you won't get
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by brozaman 8y ago
I'm not seeing that and I'm pretty sure we won't. it's extremely hard to get new features in the core of kubernetes and in fact it's moving to a micro services architecture. Neither helm or istio are part of the cor
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by brozaman 8y ago
I'm a former OpenShift (Red Hat's distribution of Kubernetes) consultant and currently I work at Red Hat in a different position and I have to disagree on the "won't work at all without an army of consultants". Whil