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by mk89 6y ago
What's a full production system? Do you think you could run your company's production system on your most powerful MacBook pro? I can probably run a few services. And then what for? Why would I run on my host something developed b
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by mk89 6y ago
lol! This made my day.
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by mk89 6y ago
I somehow understand you. However, I had some time to reflect on this (because I am similar to you, in a way) and the best I got to is: it's just business. You can be motivated as much as you want, but tomorrow you can be replaced. You
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by mk89 6y ago
What happens if you have long running tasks in the worker?
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by mk89 6y ago
FYI, GlobalLogic is not bad at all. I have worked with both GlobalLogic and InfoSys developers. In my experience, they can't be compared: for me globallogic wins. However,... they are both freaking huge companies, so you never know wha
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by mk89 6y ago
I really really don't think that it's the accusation of workers rights to bother people. People don't give a DAMN about workers rights, even when they know that iphones are build in factories where people do suicides. What pe
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by mk89 6y ago
I thought exactly the same as you. And what surprised me was that he already talked about "it's hard to track" (while talking about ads). The mindset was literally already there, it's like he knew already what, why and b
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by mk89 6y ago
Just a proper email provider that offers this features. Fastmail, GMX, ...
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by mk89 6y ago
You can "easily" manufacture consent by selecting what goes online and what doesn't. What is said and what is not. This is somehow also very powerful.
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by mk89 6y ago
If the method is so common, don't people think that maaaybe... it's the police behind it? :D
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by mk89 6y ago
I think that this is a bit different from what the parent comment was about. > why doesn't the app do this? why is it free? are you selling our data? These are all valid questions, in my opinion, especially the last two. Some of the
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by mk89 6y ago
This is indeed probably one of the most common issues with all these independent services/microservices/let's build this fast/I just need that fragment of the API, so I am not gonna call the main API, let me just build a
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by mk89 6y ago
This is one of the most interesting projects I have seen this year. Congratulations for the idea and for the execution.
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by mk89 6y ago
Man, that's a brilliant idea! So sad it's dangerous...!
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by mk89 6y ago
I don't know how it works in such cases, I mean, this is publicly known that there was an outage. What I believe is that customers will probably get free GCP credits and that's it, everything is good as before.
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by mk89 6y ago
You know there are companies who build crawlers or health check agents exactly for this purpose, so that they know precisely from when to when the service they pay or they need for their business doesn't work and went out of SLA. I thi
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by mk89 6y ago
I think that it does well mostly because of the comments, not because of the content.
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by mk89 6y ago
Regarding Google Drive: I am still using it, because I think that Google services are generally highly secure (in terms of theft/hacks/breaches/etc), although they might not be the safest in terms of encryption. However, I am
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by mk89 6y ago
Same here, I just renewed for 3 years for 92$. There are only two things I hope they will fix: - the android app works only when there is an internet connection running (...) - they should provide a family account, because I am not gonna
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by mk89 6y ago
I am doing exactly this right now in my free time. I stopped seeking the idea that was not thought about yet blablablabla. I just want to do something that I can actually use, and if it works out, I hope others can also benefit from it. I
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by mk89 6y ago
I truly hope that more and more companies will follow this example. Working from home should not be something to ask or beg for, exactly like having a desk or a laptop shouldn't be a big deal.
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by mk89 6y ago
S&P only has only 500 companies indexed. Lots of SMBs are not even public, and they are simply getting wiped out by the current situation. The 17 min documentary from Netflix might be interesting here: https://www.youtube.c
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by mk89 7y ago
Emojis? I wish that was the problem. I really have an issue reading the article without focusing on how terrible the font is, it's like each word is punching my eyes.
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by mk89 7y ago
> It still makes me feel better, but it doesn't turn my brain on. I strongly suspect I need the human interaction :-/ Which is OK. Have you tried having "virtual coffees" with your colleagues? Let's say every one
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by mk89 7y ago
> things are going to get really bad. Yes, they will. Just look at countries like Italy, Spain, etc. It will proportionally be the same in the USA, or any other big country. Whoever was smart enough to look at the first affected/in
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by mk89 7y ago
Talend is also an AWS partner. Interesting how expert/clever these solution architects are nowadays. And of course, it's AWS certified, much better than your low skilled data engineers, so it must be true.
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by mk89 7y ago
Confirmed. You'll have to temporarily allow javascript for that. What for? Just some text. Come on, people.
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by mk89 7y ago
Same here. For God's sake. I am more worried about getting diabetes than coronavirus. :p
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by mk89 7y ago
In Italy they claim to have developed such a test which is based on blood and takes only 15 minutes. https://www.vivachek.com/vivachek/English/prods/prod-covid19...
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by mk89 7y ago
It's amazing what people are coming up in the last weeks to make things work, even though they don't follow the standards, the regulations, etc. etc. The human brain under a certain amount of stress/motivation can come up wit

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