They are dumping off Enterprise Services, are buying SGI, and wanted to buy EMC. I predict that they will sell or spin off their software division soon and make a pure enterprise hardware play. Which makes sense as software is hard to manage and HPE understands hardware much better.
NoSQL databases == hierarchical databases Unstructured data[*] = recipe card normalization Graph databases == network databases such as IDM or IDMS Java => UCSD Pascal Machine Learning == pretty much Bayesian statistics (I haven't seen the rules based or simulated annealing versions of ML though. Are there such beasts?) Go == an upgrade of C R, Scala, Haskell, etc. => basically LISP
That's just off of the top of my head.
Some of the details differ but the basic concepts don't change very much. If you are good at generalizing and you see it a second time it becomes old hat. Boring at times, and infuriating when you see the same old mistakes being made over and over again[**]
[*] seriously, unstructured data is noise. If you don't understand that you shouldn't be in tech. [**] Non ACID compliance? WTF?
I was going to make a comment about "The Mythical Man-Month", which applies to more than just software. The management complexity is going to increase dramatically. It will be interesting to see if they hit the wall soon.
Working for unethical or immoral companies is protecting users? That's like saying a concentration camp guard leading people to the gas chambers can protect the victims.
Your time would be better spent writing plugins to detect and flag shady practices. Quit now while you still have a soul.
I assume people who live in the forest know how to run a chain saw.
You should see some of the places I have seen, 7k sq ft "cabin" occupied for a few weeks out of the year, occupied just long enough to get the tax write off. Let them burn.
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then whine about not being able to find talent.....
Just wait until EDS+CSC , a black hole of IT despair.
Film at 11.
so you like talking to people who are paid to be polite to you.
And those are actually optimistic episode. How about "We want everyone to use the system without logging in but we have to track their identity".
you wish
An interesting idea. Though Intel would have to agree to it.
They are dumping off their services division.
They are dumping off Enterprise Services, are buying SGI, and wanted to buy EMC. I predict that they will sell or spin off their software division soon and make a pure enterprise hardware play. Which makes sense as software is hard to manage and HPE understands hardware much better.
HPE is dumping EDS
revenue != profits. Net income ~ -39 million. Probably bought for their technology portfolio.
whoosh
If you've done nothing wrong you have nothing to fear.
eventually it will be consistent.
Conputers don't make mistakes, programmers do.
I've never work with a system which did not require ACID compliance. Can you give some examples?
Thanks. I wish I could mod you "informative".
NoSQL databases == hierarchical databases
Unstructured data[*] = recipe card normalization
Graph databases == network databases such as IDM or IDMS
Java => UCSD Pascal
Machine Learning == pretty much Bayesian statistics (I haven't seen the rules based or simulated annealing versions of ML though. Are there such beasts?)
Go == an upgrade of C
R, Scala, Haskell, etc. => basically LISP
That's just off of the top of my head.
Some of the details differ but the basic concepts don't change very much. If you are good at generalizing and you see it a second time it becomes old hat. Boring at times, and infuriating when you see the same old mistakes being made over and over again[**]
[*] seriously, unstructured data is noise. If you don't understand that you shouldn't be in tech.
[**] Non ACID compliance? WTF?
After we build the wall to ensure no one can get out.
When you have nothing more to lose is when you go for it.
ummm yes, I've seen that before The "container" paradigm. We know there are no challenges there when all the pieces finally have to integrate. Right?
I was going to make a comment about "The Mythical Man-Month", which applies to more than just software. The management complexity is going to increase dramatically. It will be interesting to see if they hit the wall soon.
Working for unethical or immoral companies is protecting users? That's like saying a concentration camp guard leading people to the gas chambers can protect the victims.
Your time would be better spent writing plugins to detect and flag shady practices. Quit now while you still have a soul.
I think you just got "whooshed".
I assume people who live in the forest know how to run a chain saw.
You should see some of the places I have seen, 7k sq ft "cabin" occupied for a few weeks out of the year, occupied just long enough to get the tax write off. Let them burn.