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by voycey 8y ago
Progression? Seriously though - at 20 years experience you probably have a lot you could mentor and nurture in other people? Not everyone can be managers true but where do you see yourself in another 10 years? Unless you are doing something
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by voycey 8y ago
Bitdefender sees this site as dangerous? Admittedly it is quite overzealous but something you should look into!
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by voycey 8y ago
Check out Presto, it is a Facebook open source product and designed exactly for your use case, it doesn't use map-reduce but can read Hive catalogs directly and it is super fast. We use ORC as our file format but Parquet would work as
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by voycey 8y ago
Have given most things in the Beta Group, First off I love the format conversion capabilities, just missing a few things like Clustering Algorithms. If parity can be achieved with the PostGIS ST functions then it will be fantastic!
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by voycey 8y ago
I've been in the private beta for a while now, using it for ad-hoc queries, still missing a few things I require but I think it will be better down the line!
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by voycey 8y ago
A toxic employee occasionally says no and explains why they won't. Can't work out if sarcasm or not but I have no problem being told no by my employees IF they explain why not?
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by voycey 8y ago
I use mine sometimes up to 10 times a day for various chats and screenshares with colleagues (distributed team) - It would be a massive pain in the ass to do this. If someone wants to watch me frown repeatedly then they are welcome to it!
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by voycey 8y ago
Working with my team is important but I need at least one day a week working from home in my bath robe, not only for my own sanity but also to actually get things done. I don't begrudge anyone else that! Not everyone is an outgoing ext
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by voycey 8y ago
Anyone else think of this from the title? https://wiki.lspace.org/mediawiki/Iconograph
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by voycey 9y ago
Question - are the non-technical employees requesting work done by the senior developer directly to him? Some developers are often just that - hard headed coders, if they haven't come from a role or a background that has required them
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by voycey 9y ago
I use Android Pay currently for everything here in Australia, it is just seamless! We have a fairly large uptake of contactless here by merchants so it is a good fit! The only thing they need to work out now is contactless ATMs working wit
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by voycey 9y ago
Its indecision lately with regards to direction is probably a massive factor in this.
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by voycey 9y ago
I posted it here as an off the cuff remark then decided it deserved a full comment?
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by voycey 9y ago
Decentralising the Internet is the only way we are going to be able to stop corporations from lobbying (aka bribing) the government to make decisions in their favour. Check out https://substratum.net/ - they have an idea to
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by voycey 9y ago
https://substratum.net/ << these are doing exactly that
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by voycey 9y ago
If its gamey it means you are wayyyy over cooking it! It literally goes off a cliff after medium rare so stick to that max :)
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by voycey 9y ago
I'm interested in how someone who says Bitcoin is a classic bubble has never heard of ICO's, surely if he has enough information on Bitcoin to determine that it is a bubble then he would have looked at the whole ecosystem and unde
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by voycey 9y ago
Terrible support, if you cant even get answers to basic questions then why would you want to potentially invest through their platform? I immediately sacked them off after not even being able to get a satisfactory response to ID checks
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by voycey 9y ago
I rarely have to use it thank god, I have switched pretty much everything over to appear.in for our company, it is seamless :)
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by voycey 9y ago
"The engine does not have to remain functional after the test, but it must not cause significant damage to the rest of the aircraft. " oh
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by voycey 9y ago
They test them for bird strikes https://youtu.be/_jfXX7qppbc But I guess a small piece of metal might do more damage
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by voycey 9y ago
Interesting to see real world figures for bcrypt, also interesting that 7Zip's hashing algorithm seems extremely resilient (I assume it works on the same kind of difficulty / work factor that bcrypt uses but with a higher factor)
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by voycey 10y ago
Brackets on new lines specifically get my goat, I think it's unnecessary most of the time, there are a few other things that piss me off as well but I guess it's nice to have a standard and I am just one dude who is used to doing
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by voycey 10y ago
Not sure what I did to deserve a downvote on this - relevant sci-fi trivia #asshat
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by voycey 10y ago
He could at least have gone for the "It was for security purposes to ensure that no-one could intercept your return and get into your garage" Amateur
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by voycey 10y ago
We started it using it for it's documentation and developer console generation ability at first, I have to say that I am much happier when I get given a swagger definition for an API, it lets me generate a client pretty much instantly
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by voycey 10y ago
C Programming vs most other languages is a different animal for readability and formatting, I think you hit the nail on the head when you said "Honour what is already established" On that subject, I really dislike some of the PHP
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by voycey 10y ago
Yeah I had the same, I have been developing now at various levels for 15 years since university and I can honestly say I have never once come across anything that has needed it! Then again I would say seeing as I am primarily web based it&#
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by voycey 10y ago
I assume they have been either been bought out to remove them from competition or they are closing it down to merge it into something else - either way it sucks all round but I guess that's business! I'd hate to be the people scra
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by voycey 10y ago
I would throw something together with a RAD framework like CakePHP. Basically you design an ERD to Cake's specifications, install Cake, install the very excellent CRUD plugin[0] and CRUD View [1] if you want scaffolded views and it&#x2

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