itaysk

11 ms·

61.
by itaysk 10y ago
I agree with the sentiment, but they do make fantastic acquisitions though. of course Sun with Java, MySQL, and VirtualBox, also Dyn, Ravello, Addthis, Crosswire just to name a few
62.
by itaysk 10y ago
I've written about how I interview here: http://blog.itaysk.com/2016/07/07/how-i-interview
63.
by itaysk 10y ago
The reason I don't recommend it is that it clearly has not future. It is not deprecated or killed, but it is kind of frozen. Will continue to be supported but no new investment there. it missed the train, and this train is going places
64.
by itaysk 10y ago
core ones. See above my comment
65.
by itaysk 10y ago
Ok, reading the comments I feel obliged to respond... I could find an error almost in every row, but I picked the most misleading ones: Service Fabric is not equivalent to Lambda, we have Azure Functions for that. SF is a cluster orchastrat
66.
by itaysk 10y ago
Short answer - Cloud Services is the old stuff. Virtual Machines is the new stuff. Never use cloud services for new projects. I wouldn't event include it in the article
67.
by itaysk 10y ago
There are so many fundamental mistakes here that I don't even know where to start.. Nice idea though. (I am a cloud solution architect with Microsoft)
68.
Proto Actor:Ultra-Fast Cross-Platform Distributed Actor Framework for .NET and Go(proto.actor)
3 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
69.
by itaysk 10y ago
Just to be clear - I do work for Microsoft, but have nothing to do with Windows, so I don't have any influence on it. I don't find any problem criticising what's wrong and commending what's right. I do that openly with &
70.
by itaysk 10y ago
I've been doing this for a few years now, and I highly recommend. I am still subscribed to various tech news feeds, but haven't watched the TV news edition, or browsed to any news website just to check the news in a very long time
71.
by itaysk 10y ago
I have recently upgraded form 4 year old X1 Carbon to new X1 Yoga. Bottom line is I'd recommend the X1 Yoga over the Carbon. Here is my original X1 Carbon review: http://blog.itaysk.com/2013/05/04/lenovo-
72.
by itaysk 10y ago
Amazing pace and progress between each minor version
73.
by itaysk 10y ago
CMDER. Thank me later :)
74.
by itaysk 10y ago
Expected to see a nice big chart showing the spike. was disappointed so didn't read the article :\
75.
by itaysk 10y ago
I loved Miranda, and made all my friends use it :)
76.
by itaysk 10y ago
Surprised that this item hit the front page and not the announcement on open sourcing ACS, Adding Kubernetes: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/azure-container-servi...
77.
by itaysk 10y ago
It might matter if you touch, lift, hold, move it a lot. This is not ordinary desktop screen
78.
Microsoft SQL Server 2016 Express(hub.docker.com)
154 points by itaysk 10y ago|138 comments
79.
Sketching algorithms implementation in JavaScript(github.com)
2 points by itaysk 10y ago|2 comments
80.
Team Data Science Process(blogs.technet.microsoft.com)
1 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
81.
by itaysk 10y ago
> Python built into Windows 10 I'm on 10 and I had to install it.. Am I missing something?
82.
by itaysk 10y ago
no event a mention on how to setup on windows
83.
by itaysk 10y ago
Was the submission edited?? The point I wanted to make was about the choice of language, rather then the announcement of the new tools. It's kind of rude TBH...
84.
by itaysk 10y ago
Personally I find it interesting observing technology choices of large projects, thinking about if I started something similar, what should I choose...
85.
Announcing Azure Command-Line Interface 2.0 Preview(azure.microsoft.com)
174 points by itaysk 10y ago|159 comments
86.
by itaysk 10y ago
Yes.. There no 'al haesh' without that onion dipped in oil
87.
by itaysk 10y ago
I was (still am) confused because they say employees will be 'salaried' the same and than receive 75% of full time 'earn'. Salary and earn are the same to me.
88.
by itaysk 10y ago
"These 30-hour employees will be salaried and receive the same benefits as traditional 40-hour workers, but they will receive only 75 percent of the pay full-time workers earn." How does this sentence make any sense?
89.
Hyde theme for Jekyll adapted to v3 and improved(github.com)
1 points by itaysk 10y ago|0 comments
90.
by itaysk 10y ago
The essence of the post is "In Japanese there are characters that represent words". Is that a surprise to anyone? (I don't speak Japanese or any similar language)

More ›