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jacabado
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Comment #30178579
Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: - DevOps - Prometheus, ElasticSearch, Akamai CDN, Continuous Delivery on Kubernetes, Terraform and Jenk…
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Comment #28442080
Or that plans are only useful when they fail and are adjusted. The first time I read this I could not understand it. It makes a lot of sense now seeing how plan execution is where …
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Ask HN: Have electricity concepts been applied to information systems?
I'm looking for an analogy between information transmission and eletrical circuits concepts and measures: - Current/Tension -- Amperes -- Frequency -- Frequency - Potency -- Watt -…
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Comment #18062392
This is tangential do the OP but what would it take to send external input to a completion script? The idea would be to have a different interface to do the auto-completion. I'm th…
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Comment #11660851
Nassim Taleb disagrees with you https://mises.org/library/how-time-and-uncertainty-can-make-...
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Comment #8896140
You just can't do it implicitl because the compiler can't distinguish Func from Expr >. But you can have a generic extension method that returns one of the types and then via infer…
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Comment #7543088
In the starting days of Reddit and then HN this really bugged me a lot. One of the solutions I wanted to try was to partition the user base on a similar way that posts are filtered…
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Comment #7542068
This adresses a pain that I suffer: An app to easily compare SQL execution plans. I believe the better way would be graphical. I have needed this on MS SQL Server, SQL Sentry Plan …
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Comment #6943972
Roslyn from Microsoft is also an initiative in this direction. But it has been on beta for almost 3 years I think. I wonder if it will ever go forward.
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Comment #6787353
I haven't seen it on the new features of 2012, but I have seen it on some demos of 2014 Beta: http://stevenormrod.com/2013/09/an-overview-of-sql-server-20...
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Comment #6786620
Could you elaborate on SQL Server vs Redis claim? Or throw some references? I am not doubting but just honestly asking. I've been discussing a possible Redis solution for complemen…
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Comment #6594701
Eric Lippert says the yield construct is the most complex of the C# language[1], how hard was it? I just tried a yield in a recursive function and the output is as simple as a non-…
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Comment #6532568
Oh no, didn't even know that happened.
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Comment #6532364
Really nice to recognize a name here. Such a shame I won't be able to attend this, I have to return to Portugal on the 17th. I heard some tales of you in Fullsix when I worked ther…
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Comment #5880982
Anyone knows where to get those invitation codes?
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Comment #5127907
On a related note, I've developed a small browser plugin for my agency to track which questions my team consults on StackOverflow. It's completely opt-in and anonymous and in 1 mon…
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Comment #4328108
Not apropos your post, but slightly relevant. After having some involuntary contact with law, I found that I love to read laws and jurisdiction. I'm finishing my MsC in computer en…
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Comment #4195231
I agree with your point just wanted to point to Nodejitsu node.js work that's highly relevant to it: http://blog.nodejitsu.com/scaling-isomorphic-javascript-code "Javascript is now…
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Comment #3921666
They already did for some time, I am not sure if they've done in the scope of this rebrand, it is surely an welcome addition. [1] Don't expect that it just works with any XMPP clie…
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Comment #3849515
Slightly related, I'm looking for a MVC Node.js framework, that is, one that runs on the server. Does anyobody know one? Edit: Just got this one from another post on the front-page…
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Comment #3836174
It's a shame Portugal is missing there. Portugal was once the biggest empire thanks to sailing and colonization. But oh well all we've left is a debt crisis to solve now :)
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Comment #3822373
Technically I like it at lot, I'm looking to build a similar thing but I'm still in the conceptual phase. I think you should define better your target market to be able to seduce t…
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Comment #3802939
Wow I feel trolled by the author. Come on Google shaped the web as we know today with PageRank and AdWords, isn't it totally unfair to put things in that way? Also the author confu…
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Comment #3470809
relevant: "A collection of command-line tools for researchers in machine learning, data mining, and related fields." http://waffles.sourceforge.net/