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by zerkten 5y ago
>> They may even be used at FAANGs Why would this matter?
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Have you looked at https://github.com/edx/edx-platform ? It's one platform that's established and open source. It might not be lightweight enough for your needs though.
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There is a lot of untapped potential here. I was close to early enterprise adopters of Articulate which was a much more limited product in the mid-2000s. Pharma had HQ training (yearly compliance plus some specialist courses), but field sal
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I think context is important. It is good to outline why they need to be up to speed quickly. If someone has the need for a senior frontend engineer to contribute immediately on a complex frontend app where they are directly replacing a key
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They almost always do this as an approval requirement.
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I'm curious how they discover this if they are trying to stay so distant from US authorities. If you have EU citizenship which is what I assume here then presenting the Greek passport and supporting local documents isn't enough? O
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Why is that a surprise? All of the top tech companies have many public acquisitions and all of the leader info is available from multiple sources. In fact, you could use that leader info from LinkedIn to understand that Nat was already at M
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That's what I was thinking as I looked at the list. It a nice little overview, perhaps for starting a discussion, but it doesn't capture how you'd use them in practice. When presented separately they appear like they should b
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I think people gravitate to it because "kernel" feels like a cool word and some people have heard of OS microkernels being modular. As you say, "modular architecture" is a much clearer way to express the intent and conve
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It's not that we didn't have APIs, but it's the reality that they have penetrated every sector beyond early-to-medium adopters. Even regulated companies are moving to the cloud and using public web services at this point. Ten
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This is fine and people who have budget limits have options both new and used. It seems like this has been the case for quite a while although things like the pandemic probably impacted the used market (I haven't researched that.) The
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The right answer here is probably that there are some apps which have a no backend, or a limited one, where the possibility of handling dangerous input exists and this provides a standard solution. Further, it's not a panacea. Defense-
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They probably feel like you when preparing these too. The reason it excels is that a few of the individual tweets go viral and it drives the complete thread. Twitter could provide a long-form writing platform where you write the whole thing
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If you click around the site you will find https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/why-observability-requires-dis... , including a Strange Loop video that goes into their datastore. This is likely a factor in how they think and w
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>> This trope of "if you were just skilled enough" needs to die. Things cost money. They cost money to maintain and evolve. I don't disagree terribly with the trope aspect, but people are hurting from the cost to evolve
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People don't venture in the middle because it's complicated and scary for many people due to the skill requirements. It only starts to feel safe to play there when you have experience with development at both ends of the spectrum
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Maersk's insurer, or more likely, legal team wouldn't permit something like this because of the liability they'd carry for enabling it. It wouldn't get past that point to a discussion of region-specific employment restri
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According to linked in the author worked on Apache Arrow, so I suspect they knew about it. It feels like this is intended as a much more lightweight option, but would be interested to hear their take.
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Microscopic cost optimization is frequently not a problem, but it's great if you can get it for low effort with Go. It's highly contextual whether it'll matter that much in both the short and long-term. You're situation
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Why would you want to make manual work for someone who just wants their account deleted? You're possibly better off offering an option in the delete flow for them to "talk with you to see if you can work something out" versus
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Revolut and many other apps allow creation of accounts from the app per local regulations. It may require SSN in the US to complete sign-up, but it's all done through the app and is immediate. The account falls under all the regular re
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by zerkten 5y ago
It's understandable why this is a neat perk, but it also seems absurd when you look at Twitch as an entity owned by a global corporation.
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I don't see how this precludes just-in-time access. Even if people can re-up on their own, you can still observe the data access patterns and manage the risk. Further, when you see someone is getting blocked a lot you can improve the e
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by zerkten 5y ago
For someone that has worked with RabbitMQ, is there a guide to the differences and appropriate usage of MQTT brokers with some real use cases explained?
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> Any tips on to persuade a stakeholder , senior leader, or your team lead that their area of focus is not a core part of the business without them feeling defensive about their status within the company? To get buy-in you have to provid
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Jetbrains seem to be able to compete because they are building for the mass market. JBuilder is an exception. Delphi is a niche product still strongest for fast desktop app development which has a small market compared Rider (C#), PyCharm (
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I don't think anything has changed, but COPPA isn't the only regulation with age requirements. GDPR also includes age requirement ( https://gdpr-info.eu/art-8-gdpr/ ). From a quick read of the article, I think
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One of the weaknesses of agency-driven products is the lack of market understanding and ongoing connection. It's frequently a sweep up of anecdotes from their developers, clients, and perhaps some other research. Sometimes it's a
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The problem is the layering of the abstractions. Having PaaS on top of Kubernetes in a way that you move down to a more powerful primitive is going to be the most scalable. What happened in the public cloud space was a disparate set of serv
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It doesn't matter if it has parity of functionality when Docker has grown to the point where it has name recognition with enterprises and a sales team that can engage with these large customers. It needs to have parity in all other pse

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