fogetti

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   by fogetti 9y ago

   I congratulate to the startup idea! And I wish all the best! BUT! And excuse my critical note, but I absolutely loathe the idea that my company would intrude my personal private life on whatsapp! You know what's the first thing I do wh
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Docker is also a registered trademark. What is the point you are making?
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Cool! We do the same but we call it root account instead of bastion account, since bastion is an overloaded term in the AWS universe.
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   You don't know anything about me still you set off to give advices. That's not very wise TBH. But if you want to be philosophical, then I will be psychological with you in exchange. I think that the fact that you write a 3 paragra
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Such big words. In other words: non-sense. I worked in 6 different companies in 4 different countries across 3 different continents during my 10 years in IT. And no-one gives a shit about delivering bug-free code or good practices. There is
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Ahh, darnit. I was too late, but I had the same comment basically.
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   > Germany's generous subsidy and build out of solar, while solar was still really expensive, was key in driving the cost down You wanted to say China, didn't you.
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Cool. Nicely put.
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   by fogetti 9y ago

   Here we go again. A new great example how the neoliberal thinking and narrative just simply fails on humans. You want to give your data to corporate America and assume that they will be careful about protecting it? Than I am laughing hard a
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    All I can say that sometimes I feel the same. You have to accept this: you're at the mercy of your managers. If they hate you then you have no chance, OTOH if they love you, then you don't even have to lift a finger and you will b
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    You are implying things which I didn't say. See my previous answer to bluGill.
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    And what would be those disadvantages? You listed things which you think are supporting the arguments to be present in the office. But one argument which is supporting on-site presence, doesn't make it automatically an argument against
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    Give me clear goals which are measurable, and I will get things done either remotely or on-site. It doesn't matter which one. This is a win-win situation because my manager can track my progress based on the previously setup measuremen
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    I completely agree. Also there is an obvious discrepancy between the knowledge of the manager and the knowledge of the team member. How can a manager evaluate another person's skills when he doesn't have the knowledge in the first
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    by fogetti 9y ago

    What a sad story. My heart is broken. Please everyone, let's start a gofundme campaign for those innocent wholesale banks.
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    by fogetti 10y ago

    "After 24 hours, posts in your story disappear forever" - Yeah, sure. You mean it stays in Facebook datacenters forever. Just a slight difference. :)
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    by fogetti 10y ago

    Well, I have never used Elsevier. I always visit Sci-Hub.
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    by fogetti 10y ago

    I wish your thinking would be more widespread. I never understood how come that restful HTTP became very popular without having any universal query language around and merely providing an HTTP client with each service built, while in the DB