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by jaynate 11y ago
Several rookie mistakes in here by the Shred team. First of all if you are gong to start a company while working for someone else, get an explicit agreement in writing before starting that venture. Second, there should have been an agreemen
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by jaynate 11y ago
Would highly recommend this book by Joe Sutter the engineering leader for the 747 program: http://www.amazon.com/747-Creating-Worlds-Adventures-Aviatio...
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by jaynate 11y ago
Like the idea, but it feels heavy to me and like it may suit slower release cycles better. Maybe that's because MS is still shipping installed software tools (TFS in this case). "We’ve done it 3 times now over the past ~7 years an
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by jaynate 12y ago
This doesn't aound any different from any other company on the planet if you look at it from this angle. The author seems overly entitled and disgruntled. Any job is what you make of it.
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by jaynate 12y ago
Cool solution for folks like us. Best way to diminish password as an attack vector and secure services for the thronged masses is to reduce the number of passwords required to use the Internet. And couple a master (eg My google account) acc
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by jaynate 12y ago
In the world of enterprise software it's also easy to overlook the cost of implementation/setup of features on the services teams and customers. Is helpful to define nonfunctional requirements that deal with these ancillary concer
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Microsoft is building a new browser(gizmodo.com)
5 points by jaynate 12y ago|1 comments
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Amazing Photos of Cities in the US Over 100 Years Ago | Everything Mixed(everythingmixed.com)
1 points by jaynate 12y ago|0 comments
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by jaynate 13y ago
Any developer worth his/her salt understands the value of open source these days. Keep in mind that these engineers don't actually run the business.
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by jaynate 13y ago
This web site is crashing safari on iOS.
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What does Docker add to just plain LXC?(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaynate 13y ago
Any chance you can elaborate on: "(i.e. powerful as in ability to do something, not in terms of performance)" Do you mean smaller units of functionality which perform at good levels? For example, I wouldn't want to deploy a l
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by jaynate 13y ago
Ah, I see. Perhaps you can use Analysis & Design tasks not to estimate the actual work, but further research tasks necessary to get to a more solid answer. Setting the expectation that all issues can be analyze and designed in 6 hours s
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by jaynate 13y ago
Can you clarify what A&D is?
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How is Docker.io different from a normal virtual machine?(stackoverflow.com)
308 points by jaynate 13y ago|106 comments
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Watch SpaceX's Grasshopper Fly Laterally(parabolicarc.com)
2 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaynate 13y ago
I'm quite sure that gmail's services are also based on open source software and operation systems.
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On a high level, how does OAuth 2 work?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaynate 13y ago
That made me feel a little sick. But very cool.
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by jaynate 13y ago
If you think lock in on SQL server is bad wait til you're locked in on azure.
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by jaynate 13y ago
For years Microsoft-sponsored SQL Server consultancies have been telling us to use the database to its fullest extent. Use Stored Procs and non ANSI SQL features, they're fine! Logic in the database? We love that. That's what ISVs
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Even Nokia thinks there’s a Windows Phone app gap(gigaom.com)
2 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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Continuing with the Internet of everything(confusedofcalcutta.com)
1 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaynate 13y ago
Lock in due to the usage of proprietary features like PL/SQL. Switching costs are too high for existing systems.
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by jaynate 13y ago
Agreed. And across business and personal use. "We will be all things to all people." If I'm a Microsoft employee there is not much here for me to get behind.
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by jaynate 13y ago
He must have used the Dilbert reorg memo generator.
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by jaynate 13y ago
Complete and utter lack of focus is what I read: "Going forward, our strategy will focus on creating a family of devices and services for individuals and businesses that empower people around the globe at home, at work and on the go, f
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Building A Visual Planetary Time Machine(googleresearch.blogspot.com)
1 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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A Tale of two Web Technologies(blog.tojicode.com)
2 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments
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Can I use WebGL?(caniuse.com)
2 points by jaynate 13y ago|0 comments

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