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I think the main reason to undertake the serverless route should be OPEX savings. We expect the serverless infrastructure to cost less than the current Azure App Services/ VMs set up. Here are questions to ask What is the current month
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I don't think blaming your underlyings is a good strategy even for the mediocre middle manager. That might make work if there is a re-org and your entire org is changed and you inherit a new one. However, your org is typically the one
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Middle Management doesn't really control the purse strings. They can certainly lobby for it and they do. In most companies budget's are allocated at the executive level to each of the departments.
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It's much harder to measure television ad impressions than digital ad impressions. Publishers charge for digital ad impressions by the 1000. It's easy to measure because usually they receive an HTTP GET request indicating the ad h
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> Worst thing we had come through was a human body. This should really go in the compost bin.
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I also like Pink Floyd's Time. It also really reasonates with me. In the song, the young folks waste/enjoy their time when they are young. You spent your time working. In the song they spent their time laying in the sun and stayin
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> But I am a mountain man when it comes to programming. I'm not sure how to interpret this sentence. I suspect you mean that you are not a junior programmer, but you are a hermit programmer.
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You could live on a cruise ship. They have a daily schedule for fun activities and meal times. For many people, it is more fun than joining a monastery.
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I think we would have to change the 1st Amendment to make this type of law constitutional.
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> e.g.RAV4, CR-V, Rouge) The Nissan Rouge, a smart SUV at a reasonable price point. The SUV can also be used as make up - to bring out a robust blush on cheeks and lips.
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I'm pretty sure that a Product Manager made the final call on the name of the device. Some DS nerds might have given a list of names that could be used and presented some stats on the accuracy of the device recognizing the name, but th
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Sounds like ad-tech masquerading as ed-tech. There are a lot of ed-tech companies around. I don't know how many take this strategy, but I'm sure there is a few.
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How can you get a loan on a used car from the 90s? I think if you want a car that old, you will have to pay cash.
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Try to have a good attitude about it. You are the base case in an inductive proof!
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Somebody should tell this dev about StringBuilder. Think of the productivity and servlet performance improvement!
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> Banks are also much more forgiving when it comes to down-payment, when they know it's going to be a rental, and you already have other rentals as collateral. I don't think that's true. The interest rate on your loan will
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The ethos is similar, but the demographic is different.
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How often does this really happen? Maybe once per 2000 rides? It appears there is a way to get your money back although it might be annoying and bureaucratic. I think there are bigger issues we can focus on with BART. The should focus on fi
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>I think you have hit on the root cause, poker and other games of skill is harder for the government to inject themselves into it, harder to control the odds and revenue (like lottery), etc. I don't think so. You can just grant a ga
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Pfft, there's only a 52.6% chance of losing a bet on black, which means there is 47.4% chance the you could win and end up with two houses minus real estate transaction costs. And that's without going to Monaco where you can play
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They killed the site, because they ran out of money.
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It's a good idea to stay in the same industry, then a lot of the domain knowledge will still be relevant. I think you can do very well if you are a developer and you are a domain expert in a particular industry.
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> It is just a matter of time until people who purchased their cars during chip shortage are massively underwater on their cars. It's a depreciating asset. You lose 10 to 15 percent when you drive a new car off the lot. Unless it&#x
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You can grow a pretty flower from a tulip bulb.
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> Road wear grows at the 4th power of vehicular weight, assuming similar tire pressures. That's fascinating, is there an equation for road wear in relation to vehicle weight and other factors? --- EDIT --- Ten seconds after I posted
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Well, they can go on unemployment, which has a max benefit of $450 a week in CA.
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Yes, he definitely doesn't follow the convention approach like other leading actors. You might even call him a "maverick" for having a strong independent opinion on how to make and showcase movies.
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I think Neil Young had a different definition of burn out than the anxiety driven well to do professional class.
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My default question is to ask the interview "If there is one thing you could change about the company, what would it be?" It gives you an idea about the pain points that person's role and gives you insight into what the compa
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No, I'm saying I bet $1 and I have possibility to win $1, so I end up with $2. I see, if you frame it in terms of a bid that you don't get back, then your reasoning is correct.
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