outside2344

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by outside2344 12y ago
The core products of Microsoft are now Office and Azure. (And having a fast web helps Office 365.)
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by outside2344 12y ago
I hear what you are saying but if it means than 330k people still with IBM can keep their jobs (as opposed to the whole thing going under) it could be a good thing.
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by outside2344 12y ago
That essay is great proof that even the smartest minds don't get it right every time and are just as "sucked in the bubble" as the rest of us sometimes.
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by outside2344 12y ago
Microsoft employee here. This is great news - we have so much duplication and layers. Anything to reduce the bloat and increase agility is great news. There is a lot of great news at Microsoft these days - great place to be - hope I'
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by outside2344 13y ago
what he meant (i think) is use MongoDB in a lean manner - which is to say, try to get something off the ground, and if it takes off, switch to the most appropriate DB then (which might be Mongo). I think this is the killer use of Mongo IMO.
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by outside2344 13y ago
Have you tried development with node.js and in particular npm (node package manager)? I used to have the same thoughts about JavaScript. It really is a new world with these two things - and that is coming from a Ruby background.
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by outside2344 13y ago
This is why it is good he is in Russia. In Ecuador, we'd get away with that shit but there would be a major shitstorm if we go commando into Russia.
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by outside2344 13y ago
I'd answer this by saying "I work from home so that I can save those expenses such that my business is profitable"
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by outside2344 13y ago
I think we have to march on this one and be loud. For San Francisco, we should show up in force somewhere - is Tuesday too soon to plan something - say show up in force at Union Square at 8pm?
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by outside2344 13y ago
what he is saying, in Singaporean, is that all countries around Singapore are highly dangerous and that Singapore should buy more F-16s and conscript more young people into the army. Because of the foreign countries, not in case of a uprisi
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by outside2344 13y ago
I don't understand how this dilutes anything. Open source services are just as vulnerable to getting a national security letter as anything else.
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by outside2344 13y ago
It can only be places that inspire them near their offices, so expect a good stream of Californian and Chinese names. Probably mostly Chinese given that most of the sweatshops are there.
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by outside2344 13y ago
let's say in the future, Christianity is made illegal. Is the above scary now?
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by outside2344 13y ago
Very cool! I was just thinking the other day as I was suffering through developing on my Raspberry Pi in Python of a very similar project. I'll clone the repo on Github and give it a try.
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by outside2344 14y ago
Exactly - if I could make any change to my engineering education, it would be to have taken even more statistics.
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by outside2344 14y ago
i think we all agree passive income is the bomb. the difficulty comes in building the passive income while having to be realistic about health insurance, and well, having food to eat. i wish these sorts of articles would spend more time on
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Getting started with Ember Data and Rails(magentadev.wordpress.com)
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