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   by timeSl 6y ago

   > governments and banks A look at this (probably somewhat outdated) list ( http://ibmmainframes.com/references/a41.html ) seems to imply lots of companies with any kind of legacy software still do. Outside of mainfra
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   by timeSl 8y ago

   Can I ask if you have a bare metal cluster or you do this through a cloud service?
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   by timeSl 9y ago

   All 3 of those countries are still in the single European market though, with freedom of movement. Given UK appears to be heading towards a hard brexit and doesn't seem to want freedom of movement I think comparing them directly is a b
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   by timeSl 10y ago

   It's not made by someone from an arts background, but as someone with barely any maths background (stopped learning at 16) I found the book Grokking Algorithms[1] a really good way to learn about data structures etc. It's written
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   by timeSl 10y ago

   I don't know for sure, but perhaps because they get the referral bonus from the link provided?
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   by timeSl 10y ago

   I hear this a lot, but do you mean more IT/technician jobs than software engineering/developing? I'm reasonably sensitive to class particulars and I'm pretty sure software engineering is middle class. Or at least, exact
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   by timeSl 10y ago

   If you're interested in academia or scientific research, there is scope to work on open source projects there. My full time job is working on a particle physics data analysis program, which is entirely open sourced. You won't ne