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7y ago
FTA: "say datacenter automatic failover component, in one part of the territory. Getting this component right may take months of your time. But it is OK. You are building a new street in one of the suburbs, and this adds up to the big
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8y ago
That's why innovation happens. People don't just role over, they invent open source cell phones, and cryptocurrency etc.
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8y ago
Not long enough.
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8y ago
Have you made any ship date commitments to the board, or to stakeholders, or customers?
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8y ago
For any team that ever avoided a six or seven figure SQL Server or Oracle license and managed to scale to more than 50 transactions per second with horizontal scaling, yes, MongoDB was absolutely worth it.
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8y ago
What is the startup's burn rate, and how much capital is left, or more generally 'how much more funding runway is left?'
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8y ago
The irony in this title is a new level above epic. So awesome.
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8y ago
Seattle is doing really well actually. It's the heroin addicts that are dying. That's a universal trait they have, not something they magically learned in Seattle. Same issue in Portland, San Francisco, Phoenix and everywhere else
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8y ago
You know it's funny... the harder you work, the luckier you get.
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8y ago
Another way to put it is building a culture that helps everyone perform better. There are conscious levers that conscious managers can pull to make sure his happen. Have you ever worked in an environment where managers created conflicting g
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8y ago
Yes, because any artificial linkage that prevents one service from scaling independently from another violates the separation of concerns principal.
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8y ago
EXACTLY
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8y ago
The article opens up the paper/book, which opens up the insight that the process an AI service serves, is altogether separate from the process that trains the AI service, and as the AI service becomes more general, it has less economic
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8y ago
The NY Times piece is advocating against itself: http://www.nytimes.com/newsgraphics/2016/10/18/presidential-...
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8y ago
Free lawyers for everyone. How is that working out? Free doctors for everyone. Anyone want to guess how that's going to work out?
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8y ago
TL;FFS = Except for SSL inspection software.
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8y ago
Author is dead wrong. Products exist today that perform DPI on SSL streams: https://www.a10networks.com/resources/articles/ssl-inspectio...
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8y ago
Find a new job, or suck it up and expand your skill-set. If you have less than 15 years of experience, probably not a bad idea to add new skills, just sayin'
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8y ago
I see. You must have been a Microsoft blue badge...
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8y ago
I got involved in the SAME era, reading the same QB tutorials (remember Tsugumo or Gradius?). It changed the trajectory of my life forever. Called another guy from the same era after finding his github page 1 or 2 years ago. He is a PhD mak
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8y ago
My experience is that it takes several thousand hours to make an engineer, so it has to be more than a bootcamp in order to work, but in theory, sure, I see the angle.
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8y ago
Nobody wants to buy a percentage of the lifetime earnings of a barista, and Engineers are smart enough to do the numbers and realize what an awful deal that would be.
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8y ago
Skip redirect login: https://medium.com/@emmanuelameisen/most-impactful-a-i-trend...
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8y ago
Iran executes homosexuals. What part of 'sanctions' do you not understand??? This is not a debate. It is U.S. law. Deal with it.
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8y ago
Most people who got rich from bitcoin did not do it 'overnight' as the article states. They probably held for several years. I think the author is confusing pyramid schemes with the creation of a new asset class. Sure the next 2 y
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8y ago
Professionalism? Iran sends money to suicide bombers and you're complaining that our side lacks professionalism? UH, OK. How about not breaking the law? Does that mean anything to you?
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8y ago
The author either does not know about 'macro' views e.g. burndown charts, or is willfully ignorant. Also, obviously does not realize you can change the custom set of ticket states to match your team's process. It absolutely a
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8y ago
Install PyCharm then pip (or pip3) install jupyter.
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8y ago
Maybe calling it something a little more accurate like "baby Chrome wannabe" would be better than "Chrome Killer" ;-)
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8y ago
Claiming victory with 0% market share? Seems legit...
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