lmickh

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by lmickh 10y ago
How does support for some function services translate to "making .Net relevant again"? In all of the talk I've seen regarding recent changes of .Net Core/Standard, serveless has never come up. Most people are not in th
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by lmickh 10y ago
Takes a bit more then that to make a 200m2 plot thrive. My experience has been that it would roughly equate to 3-4 days of 4-6hrs. That is assuming you are keeping on top of all of the tasks and not using any serious tooling. If you do t
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by lmickh 10y ago
Those Azure gains only exist within a small space. Once you step outside the C# ASP.net sphere, their picture is no where near as rosy. Much of their offerings are minimal products for checkbox comparison sake. When the answer to your tec
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by lmickh 10y ago
Would also add that much of the Dark Age myth originated from the renaissance humanists. I've always found it funny that so much of the movement was examining original sources instead of what someone wrote about them, yet so many peopl
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by lmickh 10y ago
Was only true of the Galaxy Nexus purchased directly through Verizon and one of the reasons Google immediately changed how the Nexus line was handled in the subsequent releases.
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by lmickh 10y ago
Did your gang violence increase? Just curious.
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by lmickh 10y ago
Nomad is definitely shaping up to be a nice alternative if k8s and mesos are overkill for your use case and you don't want to be vendor locked to a simplified option like ECS.
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by lmickh 10y ago
Not to mention that they constantly break the Docker api and interactions. Knowing the commands today is not helpful in the future. Once you get past "docker run <image>" so much has changed the last couple of years that i
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by lmickh 10y ago
Sadly, this is what "DevOps" was supposed to be about when the discussions started back in 2010ish. Getting all of the people required across the entire business working together so that road blocks could be removed as close to t
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by lmickh 10y ago
If you check out the first post, you'll see that C# is fairly low in the overall listing for languages. It has been over taken by Go for example. Even if all of the C# jobs were MVC, it wouldn't be enough to compete with any of t
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by lmickh 10y ago
Would second the XPS13. If you don't want to shell out for a high-end Thinkpad, it is a great option. Mine was the first "developer edition" and it is still running great. There is plenty of support for it on distros aside
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by lmickh 10y ago
Would really love to hear what makes Azure "largely better". My own experience is far from that. I have yet to meet anyone not relying heavily on moving over a MS stack or that has gone beyond the "hit a template to deploy
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by lmickh 10y ago
Remember reading years ago somewhere that it was Oracle ERP, but can't find a reference. That might have changed as they got closer to completing their cloud migration.
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by lmickh 10y ago
Better technical implementation != greater adoption. If it did, PHP wouldn't be where it is today (everywhere). Timing has more to do with adoption then the technical implementation. Being the first thing that is "good enough&qu
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by lmickh 10y ago
If updating the main body of the article was too much trouble after the DO statement update, do you really think they are going to bother digging any further? The wrote the story they wanted to get the clicks.
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by lmickh 10y ago
Typical federal student debt payment is ~$300/mon assuming 6% interest, 10 year repayment, and >$30k of debt. With less than $35k income, that payment drops. You have to make some really poor decisions about where you live to be sp
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by lmickh 10y ago
This is just a personal view, but my first instinct when I read about product "CoolApp" and "CoolApp Core" would be to assume core is a subset of the first. Not a new and re-engineered product line. I could see why othe
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by lmickh 10y ago
MS shuttered the studio in 2009. You are going to be waiting a long time.
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by lmickh 10y ago
I interviewed at Rackspace a few years back on the ops engineering side. It was part of a bigger recruiting push they were doing across the metroplex area I live in. It involved a similar schedule of interviews across multiple teams in one
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by lmickh 11y ago
That hasn't been my experience from the folks that actually grasp the concepts. As an ops person myself, I spend the bulk of my time writing code. It just isn't product code. It is code for an internal customer, the devs. Some
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by lmickh 13y ago
TSMC isn't supposed to hit 20nm wide production until later in 2014 last I heard. Haven't seen anything about Apple using those chips, but that could be the case. Expect most of the performance gain to be from increased memory i
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by lmickh 13y ago
Actually ARM SOC faces some serious issues about increasing performance. Especially with memory on chip. None of the ARM fabs are able to produce at the size needed to get further speed increases easily. Intel on the other hand is still
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by lmickh 13y ago
While the article certainly lacks hard proof, the "he didn't pick the right kids" argument is even worse. The ratio of successful college grads to non-grads may not show causality, but at least it is some sort of metric. Un
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by lmickh 13y ago
You might be surprised what an intelligence agency can tell you about your country based off of those "larger" indicators. Especially when tied to other data points. Knowing what another state is capable of is by far the most im
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by lmickh 13y ago
You couldn't have setup a worse strawman. Congrats for making the jump straight from employee/employer relations to Nazis. Governments throwing you in jail, intimidating you, or out right killing you all disrupt your right to fre
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by lmickh 13y ago
That is pretty much the definition of freedom of speech universally applied. You are free to say what you want and your employer is free to say things like "you're fired." Freedom of speech != speech without consequence.
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by lmickh 13y ago
I find it funny when developers don't make Android counter parts or do so in a half effort fashion and then complain that no one spends money on Android apps. If I could get the same apps on Android as iOS, my Android app spending woul
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by lmickh 13y ago
Many people like to have justice in their legal system, but it doesn't make so just because you called it that. Laws and morality are not mutually exclusive, but the presence of one doesn't require the other. Justice is where law
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by lmickh 13y ago
News flash: Laws are not about morality. They are about behavior. Being a "person of conscience" only means he was doing what he thought was right. Doesn't have anything to do with legal behavior. Many violent people are &
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by lmickh 13y ago
Maybe it would be a good idea to provide the reason why things are done differently. He seems happy to accept the Debian standards despite disagreeing with them. Help the guy (and the rest of us who has asked the same question) out.

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