Can't wait until someone does it in Go :-D
No it does not in agriculture. The toilet is not for bulls, simply because the bulls are already steaks. Farmers keep only a few of them. Just enough to fertilize the females.
They don't give a ... You are just a number. Even if the hiring manager really wants you, s/he is not given the budget, so they are powerless.
No. If you leave and come back within 2 years (I think), you get the same as you had before you had left.
Sorry, I simplified a little. The newjoiners I was talking about are not interns, but a fresh-from-college full-time workers. But still...
Oracle pays its long-term employees less than newjoiners, that is no news. If you think you can get a raise by switching positions within the company - wrong! You get exactly the same no matter the position. Also nobody…
The 5 apps and their 25 libraries are in fact one entangled monolith. That is what I am talking about. It is only marketed as 5 apps. That has some hundreds external dependencies, of course.
I think that the reason of the argument is that both authors understand the definition of "large repository" very differently. With 100 engineers a monorepo might seem a good idea. With 500 it becomes nearly impossible…
Reminds me of Akka on JVM.
Two package managers are a bad idea. They would need to cooperate somehow. Pacman developers probably have heard of Gentoo, but I wouldn't call it "based on Gentoo".
Neat! So now you can run JavaScript "IDE" inside a browser inside a Linux VM inside a browser on Linux!
This is what you get when you use a full-blown web browser for a simple messaging app.
Car sharing... Interesting. So I buy a car and some random dude crashes it for me. This is the thing everybody can't wait to see.
Can't wait until someone does it in Go :-D
No it does not in agriculture. The toilet is not for bulls, simply because the bulls are already steaks. Farmers keep only a few of them. Just enough to fertilize the females.
They don't give a ... You are just a number. Even if the hiring manager really wants you, s/he is not given the budget, so they are powerless.
No. If you leave and come back within 2 years (I think), you get the same as you had before you had left.
Sorry, I simplified a little. The newjoiners I was talking about are not interns, but a fresh-from-college full-time workers. But still...
Oracle pays its long-term employees less than newjoiners, that is no news. If you think you can get a raise by switching positions within the company - wrong! You get exactly the same no matter the position. Also nobody…
The 5 apps and their 25 libraries are in fact one entangled monolith. That is what I am talking about. It is only marketed as 5 apps. That has some hundreds external dependencies, of course.
I think that the reason of the argument is that both authors understand the definition of "large repository" very differently. With 100 engineers a monorepo might seem a good idea. With 500 it becomes nearly impossible…
Reminds me of Akka on JVM.
Two package managers are a bad idea. They would need to cooperate somehow. Pacman developers probably have heard of Gentoo, but I wouldn't call it "based on Gentoo".
Neat! So now you can run JavaScript "IDE" inside a browser inside a Linux VM inside a browser on Linux!
This is what you get when you use a full-blown web browser for a simple messaging app.
Car sharing... Interesting. So I buy a car and some random dude crashes it for me. This is the thing everybody can't wait to see.