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by x0rg 11y ago
So I should probably ask the same question in the other thread :)
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by x0rg 11y ago
Why Dalga instead of Kala? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10046164 Aren't they very similar? Isn't it better to join the efforts?
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by x0rg 11y ago
I don't know anything about building an airport, but I guess you could try something. We tried to compare software to buildings for many years, maybe in a case like this the learnings from failing software projects can be somehow usefu
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by x0rg 11y ago
This is what happens with many software projects following crazy customers and waterfall approaches. Clearly we never speak about 6 billion, but hey, shit happens...
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by x0rg 11y ago
I would really love to know more as I'm investing quite a bit of my time on this stuff.. I'll not be in NYC (unfortunately), could you please share you're slide then? Or maybe having a chat?
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by x0rg 11y ago
There are always a lot of optimisations and improvements to do.. It might not be the most interesting job out there, but I bet there's plenty to see.
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by x0rg 11y ago
You can just take it this way: if a company follow such stupid trends is a company worth leaving.
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by x0rg 11y ago
Enterprise companies are all going agile this year, I bet someone from Gartner is suggesting this shift... and the result is clearly not that effective.
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by x0rg 12y ago
Unfortunately, it's not so easy. If the culture (i.e. tech is not really important, business comes first) is wrong, your effort is not gonna fix a thing.
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by x0rg 12y ago
I think IBM should stop selling the ultra crap software that is selling right now like Websphere commerce and all the crappy enterprisey stuff. They really need something good to change and if layoffs are for the better, it's probably
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by x0rg 12y ago
It makes sense in the enterprise world where everyone love Java and Eclipse (at least as far as I can see). It doesn't make sense on HN, not at all.
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by x0rg 12y ago
That's probably the most important thing to me. Also, docker will probably succeed in the enterprise world you, being a Linux based solution.
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by x0rg 12y ago
Location: Currently in Rome/Milan (Italy) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes to France, Germany, UK. Technologies: Javascript (good), Java(good), Ruby(learning). A bit of Python and a lot of willingness to learn new stuff. Résumé&#x2
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by x0rg 12y ago
Constraints are often linked to a lack of courage. People prefer to defend themselves more than what they do. They prefer to complain more than actually solve problems..
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by x0rg 12y ago
I'm in a similar situation. I've been recently promoted doing a job that I didn't like before and I decided to accept the money and the new offer. Now my life is a pain, my productivity is very low, I'm working 60 hours&
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by x0rg 12y ago
I like(d) it a lot. Recently I changed job due to an internal company change and I am in a terrible technological situaton. Working with a lot of stuff I don't like with colleagues I don't like. But my passion for coding didn&#x27
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by x0rg 12y ago
This never happened to me, but I know people who had to quit their job because they were too bored. In reality, it's often the case that there are many people doing too much 9+ ours a day and people totally wasting their time. The swee