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by pmelendez 10y ago
Functionally speaking, probably are very close... but this one is using serverless architecture and in the way they are using it, it is very cheap to host in AWS
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by pmelendez 10y ago
In the side and because a friend is in need, I would be using Basic (Alpha Micro's Basic actually).
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by pmelendez 10y ago
The main issue I have seen with SQL Server was a constant deadlock (every two weeks or so) over a table with high writes (peak at 800k per sec), which was annoying because the fail-back to the replica affected the DNS entries and meant 5-15
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I live in Mississauga and commute every day to downtown Toronto and I am always on LTE. Which carrier are you using? Wind?
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Funny, that is the same guy that in his youth cold called a CEO asking for free samples and he got it.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
If you are using a Microsoft account, have you try to see if your contacts appears on outlook.com? They should share the same contacts
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by pmelendez 10y ago
In practice it is not very modular, parts of the library like Asio are so dependent to other parts in boost, and given that bootstrapping can be an annoyance at times, I have seen a los of project that decided to include the whole library.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
They don't have to. Let's say an enterprise wants to go start moving its backend to the cloud. Now there is a very significant price difference between windows instances and Linux instances. The client commercial product can still
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Perspective is not an expensive feature and I really doubt it would contribute significally to code inflation. Start using libraries for a tiny feature without consider the whole size impact is what is driving code inflation. Now and then I
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I have read pieces of it and didn't find anything compelling really, but I guess it depends on the perspective.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Literally the only good thing I have seen related to Trump's plans so far. Hopefully won't be an illusion and this would change my perception of Musk. I really hope it won't... really....
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by pmelendez 10y ago
> which is what makes nVidia drivers work so well on Linux Maybe for you, every kernel upgrade I have done in the past would break my desktop for a day or two until a patch is released. Not too mention oddities and artifacts, I get from
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by pmelendez 10y ago
>No, he is not a jerk. The reason Linux beat the BSDs is because Linus is a very nice guy. He created a community which, despite the harsh language, was very welcoming, and willing to mentor new people. The BSDs created elitist, closed-o
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by pmelendez 10y ago
>The comparison is pointless because Karnazes isn't a sprinter just like Knuth isn't leading major software efforts. That makes sense, except that OP said "You don't have to be a jerk to get ahead in life", he di
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by pmelendez 10y ago
That's not at all what I am saying. I am talking about the same effect that exists with social desirability bias(0) People just self-regulate their views depending on how is perceived in the environment (0) https://en.m.wiki
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by pmelendez 10y ago
That's easier to say rather than do when you are the target and those people are in group... just giving you heads ups... We didn't think it would be a big deal and we also minimized it because it was "just" 50%
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I have seen successful people having foolish calculations before... specially regarding reading other people.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
>That's probably because that has been overplayed. The President, whatever his beliefs doesn't change America's racism (or lack thereof), in the same way there was a record of police shootings of blacks etc. under Obama. Y
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by pmelendez 10y ago
> If he runs the goverment as efficiently as he did his campagin (less than $5/vote) I don't know if you realize, but Trump's definition of efficiency is ripping off people he has leverage off, now he will have several deg
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Being Venezuelan I am familiar with the whole "pay attention what he does instead of what it says", and that didn't work well for us. The problem with authoritarian governments is that they can delay plans but never forget ab
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I am ok with Thiel thinking Trump would win. What was a disappointment for me is that Thiel actually believes Trump was a good candidate and (I speculate) agrees with his platform. Also, apparently has no problem with the incendiary and hat
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I found that OP's key phrase is senior dev "manager". Senior dev are required to have these skills brushed out for a technical interview, however 80% of dev manager don't program at work anymore. Asking them for this kin
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by pmelendez 10y ago
If pressing Ctrl+[ is your alternative and you prefer to press two keys instead of one then we are definitely not in the same group of people, I don't even considered an option.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
You are a vim user and never use esc? You either map it to another key for not apparent reason or not using it really.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Funny... having a touch screen is terrible for Apple but a tiny touch bar is the edge of innovation...
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Maybe it would work for you but it alienated all vim users out there... Now we replace the esc button with a slower softbutton for the sake of... beauty??? I am not impressed at all.
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I am writing this on a MacBook Pro so I don't describe myself as a Microsoft zombie (I didn't downvote you either) and I find this machine way more appealing than an iMac. I have a marketing filter in my mind so I couldn't ca
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by pmelendez 10y ago
I guess you are talking about the website? Because the product couldn't possible be more different than the iMac, if any the product feels like an iteration over the Dell XPS 27 line
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by pmelendez 10y ago
Just wanted to add that our company is being shutdown and the employees put together a website for anyone who want to hire us: http://hireshomi.com My apologies for not following the proposed format
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by pmelendez 10y ago
There was a technical reason for C though, the preprocessor is just a bit more than an automatic text replace, in Python it seems it was just a design decision. Also in C those where not words embedded in the language, in python case it i

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