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Comment #46052426
I am disappointed there were not donkeys in any image.
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Comment #46049999
I agree with you on "don't do big software project" Specially do not fast scale them out to hundreds of people. You have to scale them more organically ensuring that every person a…
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Comment #45981046
Not all the flat earthers are true believers. Some are there just for the attention or other motives.
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Comment #45980251
IMHO. It is futile to level the field with the wealthy. They will always have the better opportunities, education, connections, etc. They will find a way. But we should keep trying…
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Comment #43094830
May be an opportunity to find talent for State or City governments that want to create their own digital services agencies?
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Comment #42394359
May be you are Danish but you don't know. Time to ask your parents.
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Comment #42394315
If you learned English after 16. You probably still have an accent. Native speakers are really, really, really good at detecting it. They probably know as soon as you say "Hi".
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Comment #42247870
Perhaps you need several program levels? remedial, normal, advanced and gifted. My naive take is that there is a need for each. remedial helps kids to catch up. Normal is where you…
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Comment #42115095
Interesting. Just a shower thought, but it looks to me that learning to build cloud solutions is amenable to use the case method famously used in Harvard Law School.
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Comment #42060565
There is the LGBT. Specially the T part. The right thing is to do is support their rights, and it is very hard not to do the right thing when you know what the right thing is. Howe…
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Comment #42060467
Perhaps, but a lot of potencial customers will be pissed at him.
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Comment #42060380
Leaving aside what Trump can do. It is sad to realize that a person with so many character faults documented in public can reach the presidency of such powerful country. You loose …
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Comment #41837821
Cortez only had about 500 soldiers. He didn't even had the permission of the Spanish crown, it was a private enterprise. How did he conquered a city of warriors with a population o…
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Comment #41469378
A bit OT. Does anybody have any recommendations to consolidate monthly expenses with your partner.
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Comment #41420710
Somebody here commented long ago about Bill Gate's style of management which reminds me of this piece. If you presented something to BG he would start asking questions and get deep…
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Comment #41130282
Exactly. You don't need advanced math. You only need to see the tallies for every voting center and make sum. I believe the opposition has already done this. The fact that the gove…
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Comment #41035184
Scott Galloway has been saying something similar. https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/19/opinions/masculinity-toxic-me... We may agree or disagree with Galloway, but we need to pay attenti…
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Comment #40968504
I have been programming professionally since 1989. I think my strength is to find straight forward solutions where you can focus on delivering value reliably. But now days I feel t…
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Comment #40519611
I feel the same.I am more of a casual rider, but when I ride my bike in me feel so good. It is a source of health and happiness. I hope to be able to do it for many years. I wish c…
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Comment #40075593
In Spanish. Pen=Pluma. Feather=Pluma.
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Comment #39616763
Indeed, it is a terrible name! I feel very strongly. I would never point my kids to something like this.
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Comment #39460941
You need to be good at deciding which cards to hold and which cards to throw away. You need to know when to get out of a game, and when you should really go out running. Also never…
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Comment #39448319
Microservices are an organizational technology. They allow small teams to work independently from other teams. The most frequent problem that I see is that people design Microservi…
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Comment #39441358
That is indeed part of the problem, complex architectures sell better. The problem comes when you have to deliver. But you can always blame the team.
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Comment #39441329
I am with you. Complex architectures where you have to fight it even for simple changes is a recipe for burn out as you paddle and paddle and you are stuck in the same place.