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by jugg1es 7y ago
What does recomplex mean?
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by jugg1es 7y ago
I'm part of the technical leadership at a company who is transitioning from small to medium-sized company. This article is disparaging virtually all of the initiatives we're trying to actually implement. It's actually really
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Don't be too harsh on your interviewers here. There are many cases where HR gets some vague idea of the open position and then forwards seemingly qualified resumes, which the recipients are then obligated to interview regardless of wh
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by jugg1es 7y ago
I disagree with this. Writing a set of "technical objectives" that say how a thing will work takes an hour at most and it helps you think through it better than a conversation. It also helps you pass information to QA. If someo
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by jugg1es 7y ago
This is about as comprehensive as you can get in terms of what really matters in a good tech lead broken down into a few paragraphs. Who needs a book?! :)
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Love this point. Not sure if it can be called cynical or not, but a really smart kid would definitely miss out on a networking opportunity with the parents of a legacy friend. Think Bighead from Silicon Valley.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Wow we are really behind. I did not realize that Fabio was in danger of being abandoned. Do you have a recommendation on what we should be doing? I guess we can move to nginx as we have experience with that. Fabio was really nice cuz it
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Kudos to your team. We have had great success with Nomad/Consul/Fabio. My only issue has been that there isn't a lot of insight into what is going on with Fabio. There aren't really any configuration options. I admit
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by jugg1es 7y ago
I wish this article was titled 'Nomad is pretty great' since that was really the point being made here. Nomad is not a true alternative to Kubernetes. It does not support autoscaling out of the box, it does not have most of the
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by jugg1es 7y ago
His twitter feed is pretty interesting. He's a damn wizard. https://twitter.com/MStrehovsky/status/1214542538079690757
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by jugg1es 7y ago
The architecture described here is pretty simple. The article states the fix was 20 lines of code. If this is the hardest problem you have to solve at work, I envy you.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
The premise of your argument falls apart if you really think about it for a minute. Switching to a single-payer model doesn't mean healthcare jobs disappear. It would kill off the insurance companies, but it would not reduce the dema
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by jugg1es 7y ago
As a seasoned AWS developer, I love this feature. However, I wonder how the increasing complexity of AWS affects new devs as they try to grok the offered services. AWS typically does a pretty good job hiding advanced features from beginne
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by jugg1es 7y ago
It must be said that it is a lot easier to make money in a stock market that has had low volatility and no significant, prolonged dip in the last 5+ years. My own long-term investments have earned 20% return over the last 5 years with zero
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by jugg1es 7y ago
My company is in the midst of a modest hiring blitz and it is really eye-opening how few applicants are actually writing SQL in the coding exercise as opposed to using a highly-opinionated ORM. More damning - in my opinion - is that they m
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Curious how C# is up but .NET is down. Are they differentiating between .NET Core and .NET Framework?
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by jugg1es 7y ago
This is a curious statement. Assertiveness does not require that you be explicitly or even implicitly empathetic nor does it require you to use "I" statements. In fact, deliberately using language where you are making a topic pe
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Should have a Cash Out button where you sell to private equity and start over :)
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Wow I love this domain name.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
I would be interested to see any followup studies that looked into the things they discuss at the end about isolation of computational processes.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
AS3 was literally the best thing that ever happened to Flash. The problems with Flash had nothing to do with the actual tech (aside from security) and everything to do with product management. It's just a shame that AS3 came so late i
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by jugg1es 7y ago
I couldn't possibly agree more with this article. It is still possible to do the kinds of things that Flash did now-a-days with HTML5 canvas, but it requires a lot more programming abilities than Flash required. Websites for design fi
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by jugg1es 7y ago
IBM's business model is totally antiquated and exhausting for modern processes. We have had a nightmare trying to get IBM MDM's solution to finally admit they were not actually cloud-ready after saying repeatedly that they were.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
This is such a bizarre post. If you have the self-awareness to admit this about yourself, you are probably not a poor programmer. Poor programmers do things like allowing an incoming request to spin up unlimited concurrent threads. Poor
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Forbes is totally unreadable. Even when you ignore the side-bar ads, you then get a new one 30 seconds into the visit that slides in over-top the text you are reading. What has the internet become.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
huh - it didn't popup for me when I pasted the link to facebook.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Google should just buy this from you and make it part of google maps for free :)
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by jugg1es 7y ago
You need to add og:image to this site so facebook sharing is more effective.
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by jugg1es 7y ago
Wow, this is really great! The street view feature is a revelation man. Excellent project!
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by jugg1es 7y ago
That's because the author is saying that the brain cannot perform parallel processing, which is clearly not true. You are making a distinction that the author does not.

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