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by echopom 6y ago
> my product has a combination of Angular, React, Vue and server-rendered pages. This is intended by Micro Front. Most Billions Dollars SaaS are based on this Frankenstein type of architecture, the goal is simple : - Support legacy code
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by echopom 6y ago
> Isn't that's because of SOX compliance requirements? Bank always had very strict rules , SOX just force them to formalize those rules/process. Per say , prior to SOX they would not conceal the review of the logs , now wi
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by echopom 6y ago
>Access to pre-production should be limited. Banks have extremely strict rules when it comes to system "access". When it comes to "System Design" they have very little. This are two separates topic.
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by echopom 6y ago
> In less than 5 years there will be an EU directive on how financial institutions need to have immutable db architectures with full provenance. I'm a former Entreprise Architect from Banking Sector in Europe. To be clear , this wil
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by echopom 7y ago
This was an extremely interesting read. I'm quiet disappointed though they did not update their Go Version to 1.13[0][1] which would normally have remove the spike issue and thus he latency before they move to Rust... Rust seems more p
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by echopom 7y ago
>There don’t seem to be many appropriate dating spaces for the LGBTQ+ community in the physical world... >I wish there were spaces that didn’t necessitate drinking, where you could meet people in this arena. Not sure to understand cle
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by echopom 7y ago
> Why Does Developing on Kubernetes Suck ? IMHO because we are in a phase of transition. Having worked for years in software industry , I'm convinced we are halfway to a much bigger transformation for Software Engineers / SRE ,
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by echopom 7y ago
This is really great content by A16Z. It shows how complex building a Fintech in US actually is , often due to how many different partners you will actually need to depend on. In this specific case , you would need to have each partners off
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by echopom 7y ago
> The video is very American centric Honestly I'm very happy this video was "American Centric" mortgage are by definition very complex and specific to each country but America has one the most complex financial and legal s
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by echopom 7y ago
Absolutely terrifying. If you add this to the model that guesses identity based on the sound produced by inputs (keyboard , mouse...) you basically end up with an "ambiant sound fingerprinting" tech , where the sounds emitted near
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by echopom 7y ago
It fascinating that in 2019 we aren't able to get one text editor that would work seamlessly across all frameworks , but instead need to basically re-write huge "bindings" to support the reactivity and the rendering logic in
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by echopom 7y ago
>Huawei's microchip vulnerability explained This article does not explain a single thing about why those chips are vulnerable. It just enumerate some of the components within it. Those clikbait titles for ad-revenue are becoming a r
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by echopom 7y ago
> What is the recommended course of action? Stop buying Intel products, and devices which contain them? There is absolutely nothing to be done on our level about this. I'm fairly convinced this is systemic issue that can only be sol
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by echopom 7y ago
I didn't a find a single argument about why the seniors engineers I used to work with in some of the largest European bank would move away from Java to Go. Those engineers are already hostile to just changing naming conventions or &quo
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by echopom 7y ago
> how I can build a minimal app that works on all those platforms That's perfectly normal. There is no such thing as "Cross Platform .NET" The C# language and the.NET Framework does indeed run on almost all platforms, but