cnocito

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by cnocito 9y ago
All I'll say is that just because something is more complex than you would like doesn't make it wrong.
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by cnocito 9y ago
Since you mention your age, there is a good chance you are just having a quarter life crisis (becoming more cynical, great South Park episode about it!)
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by cnocito 9y ago
Agree with everything said about taking your break, but I think you also should set your expectations properly. 2 years without a vacation when starting a business is not so much, it's actually pretty standard I think. So are 80 hour w
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by cnocito 9y ago
I regularly have to tell vendors that the "we want to grow with you" pitch doesn't work with big enterprises. We want cost to be CAPPED. The right pricing model is a no brained entry price point that grows to a reasonable pri
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by cnocito 9y ago
If you get a full scholarship then probably, that's usually the case though. The PhD will give you prestige and credibility if you start your own business, and will open some doors when you are looking for a job (but also close others)
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by cnocito 9y ago
What's the end goal?
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by cnocito 9y ago
That's a function of your expectations. People get sad when they don't win the lotto but they don't celebrate every day they don't get hit by a car. It's not the odds, it's the expectations that are off.
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by cnocito 9y ago
It it isn't "next", it's next{x}. It's a function, not a variable.
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by cnocito 9y ago
So it's hard do charge anything or much for OS/Systems because there are so many free tools (it doesn't take long at all to deploy ELK + metricbeat for example). I would concentrate on applications, but then you are competing
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by cnocito 9y ago
Are you concentrating on system/OS monitoring or application monitoring? Also, what price point are you thinking about? Cloud or on premises?
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by cnocito 9y ago
The hash table is not a good example, because a hash is not a variable, it is a function. F(x) = "doohickey" when x = "wotsit" I think you guys are confusing variables and data types (or data structures) too, they are di
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by cnocito 9y ago
It's not insanity. Since time invariance is more of an abstract construct than a natural occurrence, I think you all but but guarantees that the same action will eventually yield a different result.