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by fogetti 8y ago
Maybe I should clarify what I mean. I think specialization is useful in some context. Let's say you are a IaaS or PaaS provider of some sort. Then probably your employees will only work on devops and nothing else. I can see that people
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by fogetti 8y ago
These are all integral part of the dev skills. So your point is? I worked in all kinds of companies. The lamest and slowest ones were these outdated thinking ones. The most productive and highest quality products were delivered in those com
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by fogetti 8y ago
Very outdated thinking. As per Martin Fowler's advice if you write microservices you should organize your code around products and use vertical teams. The guy who writes the frontend should be able to write the deployment code for it t
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by fogetti 8y ago
The vast majority of developers don’t know what those details are Let me fix this for you. Vast majority of developers are actively denied access to the infrastructure by their managers. They pretty much know everything what an infra eng
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by fogetti 8y ago
McDonald's also makes record sales in Japan right now. So by your logic that must be the best hamburger in the market.
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by fogetti 8y ago
Retention rate might be indicative and/or correlated with stress level. But I am pretty sure there are other ways too.
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by fogetti 8y ago
I think similarly important research would be to measure the health impact of these offices. We should make the business world visible/transparent and legally responsible of their impact on human societies.
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by fogetti 8y ago
It's hard to take these articles seriously. Do these psychologists think that the average person's issue is they get distracted 60 times a day on their weekends? Who cares about that??? My problem is that I get interrupted 160 tim
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by fogetti 8y ago
Good for him. I am truly glad for him. But I don't really get the point of this type of articles e.g. `Brace yourself to become a billionaire`, `Watch out for hypregrowth`, etc. OK. I'll watch out. Thanks for the heads up. :D
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by fogetti 8y ago
District Attorney John Chisholm went so far as to rule that "there was no basis to conclusively link Mr Trammell's death to the actions taken by the police officers" - WTF did I just read??? I can't believe it.
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by fogetti 8y ago
Good for him. Although I don't really understand his stance: did he want to be on a social platform because it was `cool`? It might be only me, but I never wanted to be there because it's cool. I joined it because I wanted to keep
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by fogetti 8y ago
That's a nice strawman argument you have there. Nobody said that the proletariat means `not having enough clothing and food`. Not even Marx. Don't try to put words in my mouth. Maybe you should look it up what it actually means. S
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by fogetti 8y ago
Yes, the proletariat disappeared. That's true. Enter precariat instead. Awesome change isn't it!
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by fogetti 8y ago
I think what the author described is mostly any engineer's job. You don't need a title for this.
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by fogetti 8y ago
I am sorry but I will be cynical here. Does the author know how many shit people give about clarifying and planning things these days? Let alone documenting. ZERO. I worked in many companies scaling from small to huge and in-between and gen
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by fogetti 8y ago
That's why the EU introduced GDPR. So you are legally responsible (and the fines can be pretty steep) if you 'forget' to make the breach public.
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by fogetti 8y ago
I'd be also interested
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by fogetti 8y ago
The traffic grew about 13% in month on month comparison. That's not so bad I think.
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by fogetti 8y ago
Cool. I am rooting for them to become even more successful.
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by fogetti 8y ago
The "article" is just a glorified link to the paywalled subscription only content.
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by fogetti 8y ago
I find it ironic that you agree with yourself that you are a good guy (which I am not saying you are not).
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by fogetti 8y ago
I switched to Vscode this year as many emacs veterans did. It's lighting fast. And lightweight. It's a joy to use. I can't imagine a thing much more performant than that.
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by fogetti 8y ago
Interestingly the monitor and HIBP give different results (the monitor excludes unverified breaches).
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by fogetti 8y ago
I am also planning to leave for partly similar reasons. Other reasons would be that their shipped product is a heap of sh#t. Removed loading indicator, blank pdf pages, removed html5 video control buttons, broken network traffic inspector i
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by fogetti 8y ago
For me it's very strange to see that a huge portion of the population sleeps until 9am (and a big number even until 10am!). I worked in many countries before and in most workplaces you had to show up at least by 9. Of course there were
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by fogetti 8y ago
I watched the clean coder videos a few years ago and Uncle Bob said the exact same thing: the DB is just detail. I am not saying that he was right and I am not going to argue for his approach but it seems some of the big shots of the indust
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by fogetti 8y ago
Good. Hopefully this will be executed and set a precedent to other tax dodging megacorps too.
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by fogetti 8y ago
Well I am "lucky" enough that I can work on a legacy application written in OpenACS. It wasn't written in the 70's but it's definitely old and outdated. So this kind of narrative that everything was better back then
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by fogetti 8y ago
That looks really cool. Thanks for recommending it here!
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by fogetti 8y ago
I think the author falsely assumes that academic economists and the people who go on to work in big business, governments and central banks were not aware of the shortcomings of their discipline. I would assume instead that they were. But g

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