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11y ago
Requirements keep management controlled, exposing them to the concept that change has cost (manager here).
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> What are the most annoying things in software development? The idea that everything can and should be done in JavaScript. I know the parent comment was sarcastic, but it reminded me of this trend.
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11y ago
> but Congress seems to be buying it. They are not buying it, but being bought.
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11y ago
MailMate is so far the one I have stuck with: http://freron.com/
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11y ago
> “We have different ideas of efficiency now,” Wood says. “We want to shop with as little intrusion by anyone else as possible. Self-checkout is one of, in my opinion, the least efficient tools in the world, yet everyone is obsessed with
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Its relevant because it forces a change to the DVCS used by the project and participants.
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Try it on a small project and decide for yourself. There are a lot of detractors repeating the same thing: "It does not have all the features of my favorite language X so its bad", while not explaining why they don't just use
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Partools: A sensible R package for large data sets
(matloff.wordpress.com)
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11y ago
In other news, building a business is more than tipping up an app to connect buyers to contractors.
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Pulsar: Concurrent framework for Python
(quantmind.github.io)
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If you eliminate the "average" segment of your staff, then the "exceptional" team members become the new average, and you terminate the next average group, you eventually wind up with one - maybe two.
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11y ago
In some cases, those with less experience are threatened by people who have more, and if a company has a low median age experience might be an issue to the interviewers . The problem is exacerbated when the interviewee is not impressed whe
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Careful, Win server licensing has a lot of paths / pitfalls that a single base license may not cover (#5) http://blogs.technet.com/b/volume-licensing/archive/2014/03/...
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> And yet everyone, including some exceptionally profitable companies, use them. Why? Because they are cheaper to build and outfit. This will always be attractive to management incapable of looking beyond the current expense period. All
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This is why we can't have nice things (R and Python)
(chrisvoncsefalvay.com)
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11y ago
Would it be safer to not put .git within the reach of the webserver, and separate the development path from the production host path?
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11y ago
"NOTICE: This domain name expired on 7/21/2015 and is pending renewal or deletion."
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11y ago
Apples and oranges. JSON is a format (Object Notation), SQL is a query language. Some databases support queries of JSON structured data using SQL.
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11y ago
A lot of ALTER angst comes from MySQL where any table alter results in a full table lock and copy. In most other RDBMS, column addition and some type changes are a quick metadata change.
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The devices of concern are stored in a cardboard box on a wooden bench? Noting the risk of combustion is low, hopefully that bench is not near any combustible materials in that wall.
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Apache Drill 1.1.0 released
(drill.apache.org)
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To Schema on Read or to Schema on Write, That Is the Hadoop Data Lake Question
(adaptivesystemsinc.com)
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So with the original 4 CRUD operations how would you instead suggest handling the "upsert" pattern in a way that maintains data integrity and performance without a specific operator?
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A cross-platform debugger for Go
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Cassandra from a Relational World
(medium.com)
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PostgreSQL has great language features and has been a stable OLAP platform. Coming from MSSQL, the only feature I miss is query parallelism. The lack of equivalent feature in MySQL makes it difficult to work with once accustomed to others (
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Never thought to. I am starting today.
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11y ago
Is this comparing 4 database engines to a Redis hosting service instead of Redis itself?
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"Equally talented" is where your academic theory falls flat. Any engineer who accepts lower wages than their predecessor is either of lower talent and experience, or is by some situation forced to accept less. "Forced" b
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Fury rises at Disney over use of foreign workers
(computerworld.com)
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