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Hire for temperament, train for skills - true enough, but we don’t focus enough on training to make it work. And someone, somewhere has to have the skills to pass on via training.
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Details we need to figure out cos our transport systems etc can’t take it.
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As usual, what users say they want and what they really want are two different things.
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Some traits to consider for your next product
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Could be relevant to Apache River with all our separate projects, a core and a need for some kind of starter package.
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More like a shopping list but it’s a start. Interesting that they want to focus on deployment…..a growing theme across Java-land.
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Patrick’s right, shared nothing is the way to go. Retro-fitting database internals into a programming language? I don’t think so, it’s not friendly on SMP let alone multi-core or distributed processors.
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Good philosophy applicable to all sorts of things including martial arts.
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Shared vision, gooood.
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Of all the transactions to lose, let’s hope it’s not this one.
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It’s JavaOne, but not as we know it.
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Could manage without the Lisp but JSON wins hands down over XML
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Blogging is another channel by which one can demonstrate skill. What may make it different is that the little guy can get access to the whole world without heavy advertising. Will it stay that way?
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More real-world data on scaling big systems and the associated issues
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Blogs are often a more convenient way to post up knowledge than webpages or even wikis. None of these are truly durable but maybe fixing that for blogs is easier than for webpages or wikis?
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My EC2 slides made it to the Amazon blog - cool!
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File-sharing via NAS on a home network with Windows and OS X
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Yep, most “standards” are just plain evil. Has to be said that customers need to blame themselves some as they demand standards before any experience for what a good standard would be is available.
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Service oriented systems with all their compositing will provoke these kinds of issues
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Doesn’t matter what fancy process or tools you use, software engineering comes down to being disciplined and doing the right thing, there are no corners to be cut just time to be optimized.
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“It’s Mainframey!” - Exactly!
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What’s really needed is one thing across IT - customer focus. Deliver solutions to users everyday problems rather than building complex infrastructures just because IT can.
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