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by teyc 8y ago
There's an Indian start up addressing some of the issues with long haul driving by turning them into short haul ones. This way people work closer to home. I thought that was innovative.
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by teyc 8y ago
As this is a free giveaway from Red Hat and they don't derive any revenue from it, it's better people are aware of its design choices and limitations before diving into it and walking away disatisfied.
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by teyc 9y ago
Thank you. I'll try to learn a bit more about it!
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by teyc 9y ago
Sounds like something I’d like to use for situational apps. What is it called ?
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by teyc 9y ago
There's a movement called MDA (model driven architecture) which aims at large scale automation. I regularly keep an eye on this, but it never seems to leave academia. There's a lot of leverage that's possible but it's ha
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by teyc 9y ago
I sincerely believe we need a higher level of literacy around computers. If you look at historical trends, 14th century Milan - knowing how to add and subtract was a specialized skill; General reading and writing skills coincided with the a
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by teyc 9y ago
Is there anything you can do to get closer to your customers and find out what you should be addressing to make them stickier? Can you find a defensible segment of the market and tweak your positioning/offering? Would it be worthwhile
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by teyc 9y ago
Great. You get to retire when you are 965 year old.
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by teyc 9y ago
Here are some possible explanation for the behaviour. There might be other urgent fires burning for the past week and he is getting nervous and trying to figure out whether he needs to reschedule. He also has to manage up and set expectatio
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by teyc 9y ago
Interesting. Is the conversion tool internally developed? How did you handle semantics like -1 is true?
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by teyc 9y ago
There is a silver lining for Indian IT in all this. Indiscriminate firing to meet quota is a forcing function for indigenous software companies to grow and thrive. Will there be enough work for all of them? Maybe not. Will it raise the qual
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by teyc 9y ago
The design and characters are copyrighted but my understanding is game mechanics are not. If you want to reach out to IP owners, you should have a clear understanding of why you are doing it, because now you have another cook in the kitchen
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by teyc 9y ago
Interesting, but I get worried every time I see that code refer to specific DOM id. It's probably ok for simple programs where there is only a handful of elements. When the program gets larger, you will still need architectural pieces
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by teyc 9y ago
This. I pity Munoz because culture can be hard to shift that people no longer recognize that their business revolves around service, and employees with poor people skills get promoted because they achieve their KPIs by acting against common
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by teyc 10y ago
I'm curious how you get Smalltalk like productivity on objective C? I thought the productivity on Smalltalk comes from its live programming environment?
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by teyc 10y ago
This is a problem that Google has largely solved. Its original PageRank algorithm was prone to citation networks inflating the value of a page. Nowadays, link farms have lost much of their power.
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by teyc 10y ago
If you already know how to do the image related task in Native Android, you could spike a test project and verify that it's performant on the smaller devices and the problem could be attributed to React Native alone. Then it's a m
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by teyc 10y ago
I remembered Dan working on this project many years ago. The key idea is to create hierarchies in SQL without having to do self joins. This can be useful for computing permissions quickly, for instance, a department manager may have permiss
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by teyc 10y ago
Interesting! Given that F-35s were going to lose in a dog fight and relies on long range missile superiority, why not mount the same missiles on simpler planes?
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by teyc 10y ago
To add further - I found out PInvoke over Powershell works just as well on OS X.
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by teyc 10y ago
This could actually have a counterproductive effect. If I recall correctly, early Roman armies saw homosexuality as an asset, because the soldiers were less likely to desert if their loved ones were in battle together.
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by teyc 10y ago
Apparently Taylors report was unscientific at best http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2006/06/the-mana...
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by teyc 10y ago
Here's my understanding of what docker is. Deploying software consistently can be difficult. Your code always depend on some dynamically loaded libraries on the operating system. Even if you statically link your software, you still hav
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by teyc 10y ago
What's your stack and how did you get to be so productive as a solo dev?
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by teyc 10y ago
You can have a look at how some of my colleagues publish their new machine powershell scripts. https://github.com/tathamoddie/New-Machine.ps1/blob/master/N... https://robdmoore.id.au/blog
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by teyc 11y ago
Does anyone have enough experience with Tk and REBOL why these should be exemplar as far as UI and layout is concerned?
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by teyc 11y ago
Enterprise software is hard not because writing it is hard, but the multitude of stakeholders that you have to convince and have a buy-in before it would even pass muster. However, you are brimming with good ideas, if Seattle doesn't w
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by teyc 11y ago
Changing the rules and making it apply uniformly if nothing else, should increase the cost for the consumer. Given the low margins, the beneficiary is not the trucking company, but the consumer, who then makes small savings in the price of
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by teyc 11y ago
To the author - it's very difficult to go freelance directly to customers. However, one possible channel is via digital agencies, who often need work done on a contract basis. They usually have their marketing channels worked out. Atte
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by teyc 11y ago
Doesn't Paypal work in Indonesia?

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