cjp222

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by cjp222 7y ago
If the data is active, it's not enough to just throw more storage on the server. More storage means more of other things: Memory. I/O bandwidth. Processing power. Could keep adding those as well, but eventually it's faste
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by cjp222 8y ago
Been working remotely since the turn of the century. The answers to all these depend on whether there is a place where most of the team is located, or whether it's a totally distributed team. Also depend on whether the new person is ne
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by cjp222 8y ago
Apache Trafodion does as well: http://trafodion.apache.org
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by cjp222 9y ago
Way late on this, but this thread has been referenced in things like Oren Ellenbogen's Software Lead Weekly, so maybe the reference will help someone... Bob Sutton's "The No Asshole Rule" calls this TCA - total cost of
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by cjp222 10y ago
Tandem computers did not run software in lockstep to achieve fault tolerance. They were shared-nothing parallel clusters before shared-nothing parallel clusters were cool, with message-based communication between processes independent of t
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by cjp222 10y ago
I've worked remotely for nearly 20 years in various configurations (all team remote, team collocated and I was the lead and remote, some local and some remote, as lead and as a team member) and this is spot on. My current situation is
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by cjp222 11y ago
When my kids were younger, the curriculum that their school used was more about the aha!s and connections than about rote recipes. I volunteered in one's first grade math class where they spent 20 minutes of the 45 minute math period
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by cjp222 11y ago
Trafodion is Apache Trafodion (incubating), providing a fully distributed transactional ANSI SQL on top of HBase for OLTP and operational workloads. The link is incorrect as well. Instead use the Apache link: http://trafodion.a