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by erikb 8y ago
Kanban is not a method. Kanban is a way to structure tasks and activities.
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I'd say the direction you are going is correct. And I would add that the big payoff is in understanding of fundamental problems, not libraries or algos. For instance you should know how TCP/IP works and HTTP works (not just theore
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At the same time the board will finance the fancy new buzz words though. So combining both requirements I would say the art is in trying to use tried and tested technology to fulfill buzzwords.
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What a ride. I really disagree with almost everything that's written there. So many things are even factually wrong, or with such a limited perspective that they are very likely missing the point. For instance, what he describes is not
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It's not the first time I hear it, but what is it supposed to mean? Is there a single thing that can be called "linux userland"? Also, I doubt that someone combines Linux kernel with Windows XP userland. So in some regard all
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> Don't underestimate how fast it takes to fall from grace. Fully agree. > the BSDs were the winner too at one point When was that point? Strong doubts about that.
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Not sure why you think I would disagree. I'd say that is exactly my opinion, so I wanted to share that googlable term with the other frustated people out there.
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Not to say I would be a great fan of Linux, but I think at this point it's quite clear it's the huge winner of OSes. Nearly all servers run on it nowadays, I think all relevant smartphones (not sure though, correct me if that&#x27
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> "ip" is useless as a keyword if you're looking for help online. I don't know the decisions behind the naming either, but the ip shell command comes as part of the iproute2 [1] package. After I found out about this
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The fact that A is tested to work with B doesn't necessarily mean that a packaged service will provide both A and B, though.
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Also there was a car between the truck and the Tesla for some time. Since they are not specific about the timing, the car in front might have just avoided the truck which leaves little time for sensors below the lights to even register that
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Think about it the other way around, that you would lend someone a significant amount of money, that you could also invest in stock, into your own business etc. I think 1.5% is really low, when you think about it that way.
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This is a very scientific sounding description that basically says "anything can happen". I mean our current economical system exists since WW2, so you can't even fit 2 40-50 years slices in there. And while the environment i
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Yes and no. In the examples given it's wrong, since it's not a topic where blockchain applies. But the moment you order any of these products, having a blockchain that includes buyer and seller might be nice, since you can lock-in
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"Why it's so hard to fix <X>?" Very easy question. There are people who profit from how <X> fails. The reason it bothers you is because you are not one of the people who are profiting. You might not be profiting f
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the first time I heard BOSH in a CF related youtube video. There I thought it would mean the company Bosch and was quite surprised how advanced this company was in container technology.
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While we all love the same things that excited us earlier in our life we also know what will disappoint us again. Even after 5 minutes I can tell a lot of things that I won't like in a relationship. The other person is not a blank whit
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This is already interesting. I thought for production readiness the price would need to be 5-10% of that.
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What's the price, tho?
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This is only very small amount of information, though. Of course it depends on the team. I think even at the crappiest of employers you will find a team or two that are not as painful to work with. And since this platform here allows more t
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Of course with the Enterprise license you'll get support, meaning we offer you access to a free Web1.0 form, which is much better than an email address because it will completely ignore all your new lines, and we guarantee that we will
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Doesn't work ~50% of the time though.
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You can also buy an enterprise license. Just contact our very competent sales team for a quote and NDA.
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I feel that if you put this in front of a CEO of an ISP he will really not understand it. It is so very, very common in business world that you find an argument to ask for more money, which is why you will ask for more money. The question f
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no problem, CC-BY-SA.
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This was never true in any of the jobs I worked. You can mostly modify your email programs to be unannoying about notifications and if you really focus on a task you simply don't see the emails for 2-4 hours. I have also never received
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Yes, Lync's call quality is better. But in return chat is awful, screensharing sometimes simply doesn't work, and it seems Lync Windows and Lync Mac where developed with two unrelated communication protocols in mind. And updating
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Always when you hear the word "Enterprise" and it's not related to Star Trek it usually means "company that has made it so far and so stable up on the food chain that from now on they don't need to work hard anymore
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Yes, but why do you think that this is not related? I'd say call quality and usability of a call service are strongly related.
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And in Germany it's national holiday. Really great.

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