hackles_raised

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by hackles_raised 10y ago
It was a horrible place to work. From a technical perspective they were completely incompetent, refusing to consider that a plan put in place years before might now be invalid. Investing in hardware and the associated data center, years bef
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by hackles_raised 11y ago
That is correct, but isn't the difference that the hosted docker images are 'fully' isolated from one another including the kernel. I thought docker came about because this mechanism is inefficient, but if they have, as they
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by hackles_raised 11y ago
Disagree but commit. Idiots.
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
And what most people here have missed is that PGSQL is working for them 'because' they now know what their data looks like, MongoDB got them to that point. I can't speak for the OP but some of his examples speak to a lack of
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
None of them if they have any sense. Would you expect them to act before a verdict is given? That seems profoundly naive and self defeating.
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
And that data is meaningless without hardware specs.
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
Yep, even Google use it, but they are trying not to, and you should too. Enterprise software is a cess pool of crappy software written by underachieving engineers and dominated by consultants who literally make money through failure. If you
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
Not enough information here to either validate your opinion or dismiss as inexperience.
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
He also pioneered XP while working on C3, a project shutdown in 99. As I recall the customer representative quit through burnout and stress and couldn't be replaced. Look, most of us dig agile, but all you really need is the four tenet
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by hackles_raised 12y ago
I can tell you that many projects have used CoreData, and abandoned it in short order. Largely because it is a complex beast that many don't bother to become familiar with before they use it. Perhaps that is damning enough. Lots of SQL