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by galkk 9y ago
Their references to use cases from an article sounds funny "Migration from MySQL to TiDB to handle tens of millions of rows of data per day". Come on, even Excel can handle tens of millions of rows of data per day.
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by galkk 9y ago
It might work in NY, worked well for me in central London, but I'd like to see how the people will prefer that in cities that are built on the hills, like San Francisco or Seattle.
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by galkk 9y ago
Omg, did that really happened? I either missed it or didn't read properly, but I'm definitely going to unsubscribe. p.s. I've read the book and felt that there is too much noise and anecdotes for actually useful content.
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by galkk 9y ago
I think that the problem with F# is that it feels more or less abandoned by MS itself. It's already F# 4.x, but I can't remember any significant new features in last 3 releases at least, neither in language nor in the standard lib
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by galkk 9y ago
Nothing can beat Excel for checking initial financial assumptions
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by galkk 9y ago
If any, I think it was baby steps made by Toyota Prius. Original poster specifically pointed that profitable part of your answer isn't there for Tesla, in reality.
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by galkk 9y ago
It was bank-wide activity with defined schedule etc.
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by galkk 9y ago
When I was working as contractor for one of big banks, which dev was concentrated on Canary Wharf, they weren't able to successfully complete disaster recovery testing on their primary database cluster for 2 years in a row, I just don&
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by galkk 9y ago
You're too technical, feels like. Usually it's done in even simpler way - you have 3rd party provider from one of this countries (or who aggregates data from you), who does all scrapping and data cleaning for you for reasonable pr
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by galkk 9y ago
I remember how I was infuriated by what she called "opalgate". She got what she deserved.
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by galkk 9y ago
This assumption (that only black/brown people need to apply) is very valid and now you try to bend words to make the statement valid for everybody. If I'll read statement that is completely equivalent "Any tall (over 6'5
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by galkk 10y ago
Not an original author, but had it several times as well. Example one - tracking number was plain fake. Amazon refunded after I've contacted them through A-Z guarantee. Example two - tracking number was ok, but order was delivered to F
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by galkk 10y ago
No idea what AWICA is, but AC-21, at least, is good thing for workers, because it allows to move between companies more easily. disc: Work for Microsoft, run here from real body shop by using AC21 rule
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by galkk 10y ago
I've interviewed with Skyscanner (hackerrank, then skype, then onsite in Edinburgh) last year and had extremely positive impressions about process and company. After each interview where people were involved they gave very detailed fee
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by galkk 10y ago
"statistics don't lie quote but liars use statistics" Well, the similar can be said about authors of that article (don't know about newer version of Excel though). Basically they are saying "Of course, it all appear
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by galkk 10y ago
Interesting, how they were able to realize what's going on. Wiki tells that one loses conscience after couple of inhales of CO2. I assume that those folks went on high ground just after they've heard sound.
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by galkk 11y ago
Very strange that nobody mentioned relative mainstream language that has the same feature: F# http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/units-of-measure/
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by galkk 12y ago
I think that this post, with it's main point "No one really knows what you do anymore" completely removes value from previous post "3 Tips Product Managers Can Use To Do Great Work", and others too. Quite funny to s