mflamespin

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by mflamespin 2y ago
I bet not. I'm curious what carve outs are going to remain for the "special exceptions" though.
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The Calendar Lifecycle
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by mflamespin 5y ago
I could see it making sense. If you needed to iterate over thousands of elements, that's a fair amount of headroom /time spent on HTTP connection building for what is probably a simple operation. In particular, being able to POST
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by mflamespin 5y ago
There's lots of Java development that deals with money movement that is suspect. All languages and frameworks are just tools. It depends on how you use them. Compilers are no guarantee for correctness if how you're modeling types
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by mflamespin 6y ago
I'm curious why this is getting downvoted.
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by mflamespin 6y ago
Is there legitimacy to the role "Head of People Analytics" at any company? Has anybody heard of success stories with these types of roles? I'm skeptical and think someone must have spun quite the yarn for the CEO.
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by mflamespin 7y ago
My least favorite engineering problem is the "dusty router" concern. At some point, you may want to version your apis in a breaking way. You'll spend weeks sketching out a migration plan for all active routers in the field, s
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by mflamespin 7y ago
One of the things I am most skeptical about for the future of IoT is that it's just REALLY hard to get the basics of networking, meshing, security, and updates down without an experienced and dedicated engineering team. Realistically,
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by mflamespin 7y ago
Source?