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by twunde 11y ago
Additionally there is http://www.opencompute.org/ , which was initially created by facebook. I also think arduino may have some open hardware as well. As for why they're rarer? Hardware is expensive, has a smaller margi
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I use smartling at work. There are a host of similar services out there
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1. As stephenr says, create a document/checklist. This should include steps on how to set up db access, vm access, installing common tools (like XCode for Mac), etc. If there are standard HR procedures like setting up direct deposit, i
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by twunde 11y ago
I'm working at a PHP shop that also uses Windows and we've had a python developer with a strong linux background come in and make the same transition. I'd strongly just using windows for the first month or two. Which would yo
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by twunde 11y ago
Correct, a mortgage is a loan with a house/apartment as collateral. It's often taken out to finance the buying of a home but if you already own a house can be taken out for other reasons (paying for college or financing a business
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by twunde 11y ago
My department used contractors like myself to support legacy software. I think there are a few reasons for it. 1. I know that hiring contractors was significantly easier than hiring full-timers. Fewer interviews, less setup time, less coord
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Honestly, both can work. That said, python has a few well-known open-source rest api libraries/frameworks that have strong community support like Django Rest Framework or flask. In terms of security, best practices would be to use http
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by twunde 11y ago
I worked at Google as a contractor. I got my position through a consulting company (a small boutique one in this case). I got the impression that the bigger companies used contracting companies just because it was easier to manage. Fewer ve
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As xyzzy123 mentioned, many of these message brokers have different feature sets and thus have different use cases. In general, most companies will pick a message broker based on 1) Their use-case needs 2)The support for the programming lan
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by twunde 11y ago
I've worked at a few companies including a several startups and my current company is the only place where summer fridays are a thing. Even then, last year, the tech department was usually the last to leave. Keep in mind that at some c
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Recruiters can give you a pipeline of candidates, pretty much immediately. As head of your team you can then spend your time sifting through resumes and interviewing instead of trying to do everything yourself. This works best when you can
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FYI, this seems to affect some configurations but not all configurations. I've had one member of the NYC BSD group ran these against his IPSec configuration with just errors, but then set up a IPSec using the OP's configuration an
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by twunde 11y ago
One factor that increases the difficulty of working with Indian teams is that there is little time overlap between India and the US working day.
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It looks like more of a complement to docker than an alternative. Docker does a good job of making apps/services deployable without really having to care about the infrastructure underneath. One of Docker's current issues is a lac
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There are developers that have 4-5 years of node. Most senior nodejs developers have previous experience working with different language(s)
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PHP makes writing and supporting webapps easy. More than that, it is easy to train and hire for roles, deploying and setting up servers is simple. And it can be more efficient than ruby and python, although that depends on the skill of the
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It's a bit of an odd idea to keep the form behaving like it used to. Essentially it means you're keeping multiple versions of the same form around. This implies that you're ok developing workarounds for deprecated browser fun
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by twunde 12y ago
If you are hosting in-house, keep it on a box by itself, seperate from the rest of your network. Then lock down the permissions so that a web user can't write files. That should eliminate 98% of the security problems. If possible you m
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I don't know for sure but most likely they're doing it for the same reasons they proxy images: Better protection against malware Source: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2013/12/images-now-showing.htm... Ad
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Here are a few ideas 1) Contact members of the php community through social media 2) Present it at your local php/tech meetups 3) Contact authors of PHP Weekly, SitePoint, Nettuts, etc
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I have to say that for someone starting to transition to .net, this is a great post. Posts like these are what I expect from the Ruby/Python/Node/PHP communities but the lack of them and lack of good learning opportunities ha
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Thanks for the mooc. It sounds like exactly the level I'm looking for
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I'm now desperately trying to remember the PHP book I read in 2007. It was nowhere near as bad as the example here but I'm sure it used globals everywhere and had other bad examples. It definitely reminds me of when I first tried
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I'd lean towards python just because it sounds like you may need a lot of data analysis, and that's where python's ecosystem shines. If you just want to create an application quickly then use rails. Rails tends to have better
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Just remembered this article: http://thinkfaster.co/2015/02/why-rockstar-developers-dont-a...
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This really depends on what exactly he's looking for. He could be asking questions in order to understand the code base and design decisions. This can be solved by running some training sessions. However if the person just seems to be
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The requests can vary. Sometimes they are simple GET requests, sometimes they're exploiting a cpu|memory|io-intensive process in the application and sometimes they can be reflected DNS attacks. The problem is separating the legitimate
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I've heard very good things about Prolexic while interviewing
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This isn't uncommon and does tend to happen with more enterprise-y sales. Where I work currently I've had three external SAAS partners come into the office within the past 6 months. It probably doesn't make sense to do this

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