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yeraydarias
10y ago
Probably, but some initial solutions are worse than natural design, it is only a starting point. And of course it could be helpful for some kind of special situations.
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There is another problem. The uncertain future. When you start using a NoSQL solution it can be nice and fit the problem quite well. Then the solution gets bigger, new features appear and new data is stored, but the storage is NoSQL. With t
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This is how PostgreSQL pages works
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Sorry I didn't answered previously about the number of local machines. Actually it depends much more on the network configuration than the number of machines itself in our case. We used two machines to simulate up to 600 requests per s
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Yeah sure, depends on your architecture and the kind of application ... in our case we had one machine scraping data and writing it in the database. One backend machine to organize the scrapers data and to do some organization tasks. And fi
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MIT’s new nylon muscles could lead to actual Westworld hosts
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How to Negotiate for the Fees You Deserve
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That is a good and necessary recognition, not only because she deserves it. I hope it will not change with the current changes in the White House. This will help girls to have a heroine, to feel good about wanting to be a software developer
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I'm from Europe so I don't know in detail how USA works. But I guess it is quite similar to Europe, the price of the phone will rise so much that it won't be a good product. In the best of the scenarios the price will rise 20
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Blockchain 101: A quickstart for developers by IBM
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We made some stress tests in the past and it is quite useful. We did it with Gatling (a very known tool in the Java world) in some of our local machines requesting our machines in Amazon EC2. As it was commented previously, the test depends
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Testing with Spring 4.3, JUnit 5, and beyond
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hehehe, good luck ... you never know what will happen until the traffic came :-)
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Both books are good, and I don't believe Clean Code is praising the glory of agile dev, it talks about technical good practices ... practices that can be applied to any objected oriented language in general, doing agile or waterfall or
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Yes, it is a very complex book, but without any doubt THE BOOK if we are talking about compilers. A must if your want to know how a compiler works.
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Yay, thanks, looks amazing. Being hosted is not always a bad thing, thinking in the cost of maintenance it can deserve the price.
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It works fine now, I believe it could be a redeployment or similar.
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I totally agree with the author on the importance of the motivation, though in my experience money as a motivation in the creation of a local group or meetup is not a very good idea. Not profitable or easy to get money at least. I prefer to