cgio

14 ms·

211.
by cgio 2y ago
In my example, the first two would reach next level of maturity when they could appreciate the work their peers do and see it to its purpose.
212.
by cgio 2y ago
We tend to underestimate management's visibility in such situations. I had three senior engineers. One was your Pete (names are not real of course), throw him anything and he'll have something half-working in no time. Ugly but eno
213.
by cgio 2y ago
Latin is lemniscus, so someday Latin people were like “let’s use Greek”
214.
by cgio 2y ago
Well, I must be good in other things right? Not known for being very comprehensible indeed. We all have to play to our strengths.
215.
by cgio 2y ago
As a senior leader myself, that was my initial reaction. Then, I thought about myself and cohort and I would say, unfortunately, the advice in the article is required. There are challenges in feedback in both directions. E.g.the people who
216.
by cgio 2y ago
As relationships persist, the information content on the channels of said relationships diminishes in exchange for information efficiency. The channel becomes the omnipresent information. With a budget on information consumption, as the bal
217.
by cgio 2y ago
Guardian is also trying to trick me into "supporting" it with a full page pop up. Tongue in cheek as it's not the same, it is equally annoying but significantly less risky to my bank account balance.
218.
by cgio 2y ago
Need a licence apparently, source available.
219.
by cgio 2y ago
I will not address your question directly, but if you are interested in the mathematical treatment of equivalence between schemas, maybe category theory and the categorical query language (Spivak from MIT if I remember correctly) may be of
220.
by cgio 2y ago
Rebuilding existing features tends to be deprioritised against building new. In that sense, the process for rebuilding might indeed take longer, even if the new approach is faster to deliver (which in the case discussed probably is not) as
221.
by cgio 2y ago
Missing a most important part in my opinion, store data using open standards in an accessible platform to enable rather than anticipate evolution. Options would be e.g. Postgres, Parquet, Avro, Json, even csv. Storage is the foundational, a
222.
by cgio 2y ago
That reads like a bad rationalisation of evil. Survival at the expense of someone else is not survival, it's the law of the jungle. The law of the jungle in the jungle is not evil, but we can do better than that, and we broadly expect
223.
by cgio 2y ago
This felt very shallow which may be because of the breadth of topics the authors tried to address. Data management has been building for years on the pillars of data quality, with a passion that is at times counterproductive (looking at you
224.
Crowdstrike BSOD Loop(old.reddit.com)
5 points by cgio 2y ago|3 comments
225.
by cgio 2y ago
Recurring BSOD on windows machines and servers.
226.
by cgio 2y ago
How would Sherlocking make financial sense for Apple? Ostensibly it picks a share of these 400m that it wouldn’t when these are iOS features. Do I get this wrong?
227.
by cgio 2y ago
The mapping to someone’s calendar is important too, though, when you start looking at accruals…
228.
by cgio 2y ago
It’s a fight to the bottom until we see the gaps. Senior associates think they can replace junior associates, managers think they can replace seniors, partners think they can replace managers and so on. My expectation, however inconvenient
229.
by cgio 2y ago
As per OP, you "visualise" concepts rather than images. A representation can be conceptual rather than visual. I don't know if I have the condition, but I can draw a shape without seeing that shape in my mind, I can see it wh
230.
by cgio 2y ago
Mediocre rating and imposter syndrome but excelled in selling themselves? I don’t feel like this is the full story. What is the purpose of this ask? To receive validation and an excuse to go against some self perceived principles? If you lo
231.
by cgio 2y ago
This looks more targeted to bossware than actual users. "Recall" as far as I can tell will be relevant when you combine across a dataset in your organisation and identify common patterns, outliers etc. or train the AI to "do
232.
by cgio 2y ago
That’s the use case for cdc, to make it equally easy to use a DW. As always the complexity is just air you move in the balloon. The oltp db can spit out the events and forget them, how you load them efficiently is now a data engineer’s prob
233.
by cgio 2y ago
You have to revisit the assertion that SQL is naturally paralleliseable. As a guide have a look at the semantics around Spark shuffles.
234.
by cgio 2y ago
Stitch is much easier than the advanced levels of this one. I would know having spent quite a few hours on stitch trying to get to top 1000. Also stitch had introduced shikakus at some point.
235.
by cgio 3y ago
I love undefined holidays, such as there is a holiday in this or that state of this or that country whenever the final of a play-off series is to happen.
236.
by cgio 3y ago
The Network is the Computer (TM)
237.
by cgio 3y ago
It's simple, you stop first /s
238.
by cgio 3y ago
I cannot put my finger on it, but duolingo does not feel as good to me as a user as it felt a few years back. Maybe I have changed, but something does not click the same way.
239.
by cgio 3y ago
As someone who has worked in this space, I would intuitively go with the decoupled tools every time. The toughest thing is matching a monolith of opinions with your requirements. Individual tools leave design space in their integration and
240.
by cgio 3y ago
Because I am reading this?

More ›