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sybhn
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Comment #19067981
totally anecdotal, but we have seen a fair number of not so great engineers leave our company for google in the last 2 years. these engineers were great prepping interviews (leet c…
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Comment #17993040
As someone once said very eloquently on this forum: Apple is a consumer product company and makes money selling you products, while others (Google, Facebook, etc) are ad platforms …
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Comment #13428570
"In the worst cases, you might even have to use JIRA." that's funny... but seriously, what's the big deal about Jira?
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Comment #13142895
"At the end of February 2016, the total liquid ISK in the EVE Online economy was 948.043 trillion ISK (equivalent to $16.45 million using PLEX conversion)." find this fact mind bog…
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Comment #12980174
This is a great precedent to why folks don't want to register their firearms.
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Comment #12262927
I too, like the author, often was more interested in the topography and maps of fantasy stories. This is awesome!
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Comment #12174221
>He avoids paying taxes on the sale of stocks to finance the home. Can you elaborate on that?
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Comment #11275995
The ones having monopoly on violence are a much stronger force. There is indeed a constant balancing act between them and the masses, but at the end the sooner you accept that that…
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Comment #10292113
They're building a nice little ecosystem...
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Comment #9814183
> Operational Complexity: You need a mature operations team to manage lots of services, which are being redeployed regularly. IMO you need first and foremost a mature development t…
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Comment #8763951
TL;DR >In summary, Microsoft Azure had clear operating guidelines but there was a gap in the deployment tooling that relied on human decisions and protocol.
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Comment #8763946
idem
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Comment #8737998
Nor it should? I wouldn't want policemen to have the same death on the job as say loggers, if only because you don't want policemen to be reckless/desperate by nature. Anyway, my o…
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Comment #8737787
some interesting numbers... > This year 46 policemen were shot dead and > the police shot and killed at least 458 people last year 10% or so of death involving police is a policeme…
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Comment #8210380
I guess you mean winning at a startup you confounded, haven't been kicked out of, and haven't had to dilute yourself to sub million. Because if you have had to do any of these, you…
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Comment #8184342
entertaining read! and learn 2 important things: 1) don't ever go to collection, your personal data will circulate across the globe for many years, 2) look at statute of limitation…
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Comment #7951907
One has to wonder if this is a repeat of history in the U.S. or if this has really no precedent. Either way, the future of this nation looks bleak.
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Comment #7362669
I hope you haven't chose the name based on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiet_Revolution . A wonderful revolution that left Quebec in its current advanced state ;-) PS: not all of …
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Comment #6648319
Echoing some of the other comments... the place i worked at was one of the 5 biggest Rackspace customer, and that didn't stop them from regularly cutting traffic or bringing down s…
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Comment #6638606
Not to argue about its target audience, but the Economist is a multi platform publication at this point. Not only that but and audio version also comes default with the IOS app (i …
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Comment #6638182
Although I don't always agree with the Economist's position, e.g. right to bear arms, it's always refreshing to read a media that is not pigeon holed into the traditional left / ri…