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by siscia 6y ago
We are talking about people who don't have access to the electric grid. Honestly I am not in the position to judge their choice and how they decided to provide for themselves. If we (as relatively wealthy people in the world) really wa
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by siscia 6y ago
Always thought that a great statup idea would be to interact with dedicated server provider and offer on top of those cheap servers AWS like services. The most common services like S3, Kafka, RDS (pg and mysql), Redis should be enough to co
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by siscia 6y ago
Writing good content take time and the content is valuable. I don't see it wrong to use it as marketing strategy.
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by siscia 6y ago
I am in the fortune situation where I work on very low level details of foundational technology. Basically I believe that I got like 20 colleagues (people working on the same topic as myself) everywhere in the world, and all of them in big-
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by siscia 6y ago
How wide need to be the market? It is useful to focus on a single technology or it can be as wide as a general topic?
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by siscia 6y ago
I believe you are (intentionally) missreading and misinterpretating what the comment and myself are stating.
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by siscia 6y ago
It is not expecting Devs to know the foundamnetals, developer should know why it is faster to look for elements in an hash map than in a list. It is expecting to code an hash map from scratch in ten minutes on a whiteboard. (And hash map ar
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by siscia 6y ago
After working for several years in reputable organisation, how bad can somebody be at coding? Yes there is still a tiny possibly that it is just a talker, but such possibility seems much smaller than the possibility that it pass a coding in
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by siscia 6y ago
> Forgive me, but when I program I know what the variables I am working with are doing, and what kind of data they are storing. Can you say the same about all your dependencies?
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by siscia 6y ago
Check with your parents or non-technical friends. You will be definitely surprised.
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by siscia 6y ago
What if the company does not train them, and they stay?
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by siscia 6y ago
Many thanks!
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by siscia 6y ago
Slightly off topic. What is this deal about commit small and often? I usually work on problems that requires a lot of thought, a lot of back and forth between solutions, a lot of a reach this state where stuff kinda work but it is not what
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by siscia 6y ago
The reality I see, is that all of us are overworked / with a lot of responsibilities. So it is easy to miss important emails or details. As long as we are close to each other, very important things don't get lost.
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by siscia 6y ago
> Programming jobs are silly easy to move around and most of them can be done remotely. As long as you start with this hypothesis whatever analysis you do will be wrong. We do have problem coordinate between teams that share the same hal
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by siscia 6y ago
How better is the webrender? Should people get excited about it?
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by siscia 6y ago
I just believe we work in very different environments. We had problems with compilers having memory leak. The software I write, runs for weeks or even months without being restarted. Yeah, the original problem of memory leak, or even re
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by siscia 6y ago
I am sorry but you are wrong. Your understanding of the concept is not complete yet. Close but not complete. Memory leak has a specific meaning. A memory leak is memory that is been allocated but cannot be accessed and deallocate anymore. H
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by siscia 6y ago
That python one is not a memory leak, it is just uncareful use of resources.
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by siscia 6y ago
Since we are talking about CERN let me take this opportunity to invite, whoever is interested, to visit the laboratory. Beside the stop imposed by COVID, CERN organize guided tour to the laboratory and when possible the detectors. If you ar
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by siscia 6y ago
Hi there, this in our jenkins. https://imgur.com/a/BkdgVHK The matrix that you see is one of the most complex one, jobs that build the documentation are much simpler. If you need more, please let me know.
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by siscia 6y ago
I have less than 20 environments to configure and it is already extremely messy in gitlab CI. So messy that at the moment it is just a little toy and it will never actually work in production. With 90? No there is no way you can create a re
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by siscia 6y ago
The thing that is really missing in gitlab CI is the impossibility to define a matrix for builds. We have to do the same actions on different environments and it is very troublesome.
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What if it is a write?
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Really looking forward for knowing how Shopify use nix and what problem the find with it. I was advocating for it in my organisation but eventually we decided for a different technologies...
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by siscia 6y ago
I work a little outside the standard startup hyper-scale, fast growing business, so forgive my question. But how widely used is DynamoDB? And for what use cases? And what are the problems with it?
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Cloud experiment at CERN reveals a new mechanism behind urban smog(home.cern)
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by siscia 6y ago
Well it is also true that wage are lower than in the US. So if you are young without many families bonds makes a lot of sense to seek employment oversea. If Europe started to pay better money, then there would not be such lack of engineers.
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by siscia 6y ago
Little offtopic, but the new S3 integration works for you guys? I tried to connect with s3cmd but it wasn't working. Unfortunately their support was not very helpful neither...
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I would guess that we could just give an external company control over a kube master and have them run their operator, which in turn will spin up all the necessary pods and stuff. You give a SSH certificate and you get back an IP address in

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