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The Internals of PostgreSQL(interdb.jp)
4 points by enz 6y ago|0 comments
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by enz 6y ago
So, there is no Lamborghini dealers in Utah?
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by enz 6y ago
Are you trying to hire vanilla PHP devs or framework PHP devs? In my previous company (based in Paris, FR) we had a very hard time getting skillful PHP devs, even if there were a lot of candidates.
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by enz 6y ago
This is not "de Raadt on Rust". There isn’t any de Raadt’s opinion on Rust. This is Theo de Raadt on integrating Rust utilities in OpenBSD.
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by enz 6y ago
I stopped reading this kind of stuff a few months ago. I felt the content was very valuable and interesting, but only if you have prior experimental exposure. If not, the content is just like an empty shell. Words are wise, but you just can
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How the internet has changed during lockdowns(economist.com)
2 points by enz 6y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
"Google France" is a French company, with headquarters in Paris. They have employees and they do business under the French law like any other French company.
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UWSGI Go Support(uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.io)
2 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
There is something like this in France, called "Congé pour création d'entreprie" (en: time off to build a company). Basically, you can leave your job (unpaid) but your contract still holds, so you can get back to your job if
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by enz 7y ago
This is just marketing jargon
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by enz 7y ago
I don’t think anything can beat LTO here. The only problem is the price of the controller... I worked in the TV industry a few years ago, and LTOs were (and still is) the only viable archiving technology for heavy 1080p (or 4K, now) videos.
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by enz 7y ago
I agree with your comment and particularly this part: > It will no longer be about you. It will all be about your team. Make sure you create a great team, nurture them, train them, teach them how to think critically (in doing so yourself
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by enz 7y ago
> But a degree is a useful shortcut in many cases. Or maybe I've just not worked with any non-degreed experts yet. When we were trying to find new developers in our team, we didn’t make that observation. When I worked with other dev
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by enz 7y ago
I am a native French speaker and I never heard javanais (grew up in Paris city). However, I had a teacher who was always saying "Do I have to tell you that in Javanais?" (sarcastically) when we were not paying attention to what sh
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by enz 7y ago
You can just say « Qu’est-ce ? » as well which is literally "what is it" ;) (written form rather than colloquial)
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by enz 7y ago
I wouldn’t care so much, actually. After all, I am not even using my native language to write programs in, but English. It doesn’t matter as long as I can do my work.
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by enz 7y ago
For non-technical reasons, it is not always possible to self-host emails unfortunately.
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by enz 7y ago
Eating good stuff, good sleep, doing physical exercise if you like that, managing stress if any.
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by enz 7y ago
I can understand a lot of Japanese words written in kanjis without knowing how to pronounce them. So I am basically forced to read without any subvocalization and it’s pretty tough to understand any text longer than 5 lines. It feels like t
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by enz 7y ago
As someone who used to work in a big marketing company a few years ago: I would say it is accurate as long as you are not targeting tech savvy people. Before working in that company, I was pretty sure that blockers were very popular. It tur
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by enz 7y ago
If your project is OSS, what prevents them from taking it and "force you" (as an employee) to work on it anyway? Maybe a restrictive license may help: if your company takes the code and modify it, make them under the obligation of
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by enz 7y ago
I used to work in a company like that almost all techniques described in the article were in use. Turns out it doesn’t piss only customers but developers (of the API) as well.
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by enz 7y ago
Country-level data can be obtained from the 5 RIRs freely and via a standardized CSV-like document updated every day. I wrote an article about that, the first part shows how to get and parse that: https://www.ecalamia.com/bl
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by enz 7y ago
What are they using for the moment (Excel, Trello, ...)?
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by enz 7y ago
Even for longer periods it works! (Except for DOMS if too long) Besides, since force is a neurological stuff, you « memorize » lifted weight as you memorize playing guitar or riding a bike. It takes a short period of time to get started aga
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by enz 7y ago
In French, yes.
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Spending in the Clouds(rework.fm)
2 points by enz 7y ago|0 comments
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by enz 7y ago
So, the team is being pretty transparent and explicitly wait for your approval. So, I guess it’s a good point, right?
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by enz 7y ago
When I lived and worked in France, I was pretty happy with Monoprix’s high-end fresh sandwiches. It was around €5-6 if I remember correctly.
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by enz 7y ago
Paris can be pretty hot in summer. Last summer, Paris had a peak at 41 degrees C.

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