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by cateye 11y ago
How would this compare to Hetzner offerings? https://www.hetzner.de/hosting/produktmatrix/rootserver
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by cateye 11y ago
Analogies like "painting a room" are pretty useless because they are very misleading. Especially when it is an innovative product, a better analogy would be: "painting a room on Mars". With software development, there ar
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by cateye 11y ago
In reality, this will only result in even more questions asked: - More specific questions will arise because people will get further but lack the experience to fully understand and solve the exceptions - More people will find you to ask que
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by cateye 11y ago
I like the design. I would have ordered it if it wasn't a cloud device. They are solving a non-existent problem which introduces real problems. I don't want to sync data on my mobile data plan. I want to have it on my phone.
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by cateye 11y ago
I have seen a lot of projects failing because of the opposite of micromanagement: no-management. Giving a team some vague project and trusting that everyone will take the responsibility to figure out what and how to do it. It ends usually w
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by cateye 11y ago
The video sounds really like http://vooza.com/ video's.
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by cateye 11y ago
Exactly the same things happen in very traditional companies but they give it an other name. People are becoming "redundant" because of organizational changes. It can be operational changes like outsourcing a department or strateg
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by cateye 11y ago
I would like to know what behavior is different with some real examples of broken functionality.
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by cateye 12y ago
This is a very one sided article from the perspective of the higher management. The real contradistinction is that organisations try to reduce costs of the "workforce". The employees try to maximize their income and value. It is t
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by cateye 12y ago
I am not a supporter of omitting information because there is less space. I'd rather choose restructuring of the information. (I guess there is a reason in the first place to display the information. Simply leaving it out feels very wr
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by cateye 12y ago
I had written a comparison between server management systems including Ajenti: http://yusufarslan.net/choosing-control-panel-server-managem...
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by cateye 12y ago
Link to the paper: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/04/23/1316836111.full...
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by cateye 13y ago
This is a well written self-referential post: maybe the most futile of them all.
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by cateye 13y ago
This is exactly what I mean. With a simple terminology trick, both are doing the same. Do you really think that the domestic propaganda machine (of both) doesn't label these people as terrorists? How is Assange and Snowden treated? Wer
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by cateye 13y ago
Countries like China, Iran and now Turkey are just slightly ahead of the curve of what will come toward us. While the progressive part of the Turkish population looks for help and support from the "Western civilization", the &quot
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Choosing a control panel for server management(yusufarslan.net)
1 points by cateye 13y ago|0 comments
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by cateye 13y ago
If you’re "writing" about SEO, you’re doing it wrong: It has been explained repeatedly but I'll repeat it again. Optimizing for search engines is to a great extent wasted energy. Create just interesting content -> People w
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by cateye 13y ago
The page doesn't scroll. (Chrome 31 - osx)
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Agile Development at HP - Part 3: Release and Sprint lifecycles(h30499.www3.hp.com)
1 points by cateye 13y ago|0 comments
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by cateye 13y ago
Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holacracy
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by cateye 13y ago
I need to create a autohotkey or something to insert this everywhere where I see a comparison between Agile and Waterfall: - This content contains a false dichotomy between Agile and Waterfall, used as an argument to justify Agile. Every he
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by cateye 13y ago
Technically it is an elegant and neat solution. But I hesitate about the social impact. My first reaction is that I don't want to publish this kind of information about my self. It can be really dangerous when things like religion come
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by cateye 13y ago
Agile vs. Waterfall is a false dichotomy. The problem is that Agile approaches are perceived and promoted as a solution for these kind of problems. And I don't see well known Agile consultants do anything to change this view. That&#x27
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by cateye 13y ago
The problem is that such an organizational change not just exposes the problem: it makes it worse . The intention also usually isn't "let's make things visible". So, the unintended consequence is that things are ampli
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by cateye 13y ago
From the official Scrum guide: "Scrum is not a process or a technique for building products; rather, it is a framework within which you can employ various processes and techniques." https://www.scrum.org/Portals&#x
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The road to hell is paved with agile intentions(yusufarslan.net)
50 points by cateye 13y ago|30 comments
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by cateye 13y ago
Why didn't you just use this? https://github.com/NUKnightLab/TimelineJS
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by cateye 13y ago
I really can't believe that there are so many comments that try to trivialize the actions. It seems that the United States loses the reality and lapses in an egocentric / ethnocentric disease. How would the U.S. react if they foun
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by cateye 13y ago
Looks like an easy to implement performance optimization for the browser. Feels like "This belongs in the browser source code, not in the application".
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by cateye 13y ago
The never ending nature versus nurture debate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_versus_nurture

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