I learned something new here!
I thought an orgy would imply that for each fucking tuple (h1, h2) € F[H], there exists at least another pair where (hx, h3) € F[H], hx € {h1, h2}, so that there are not two disjoint strict subsets of O.
In textual words: When Tobi and Torben have sex, and Brunhilde and Gudrun have sex, I thought this is not an orgy. There must be a connection between those two pairs. I bet I am having an orgy with a lot of strangers by the definition of this paper.
Are there any CMS frameworks based on it yet? Would be a prerequisite for me to be of interest. I don’t want to re-invent the wheel, I want to manage my content in a good way.
YouTube and Spotify are paying license fees to be allowed to play music on their platform.
Do backups. Don’t forget to test if recovery works as expected.
I don’t get the comparison.
It is true that it is often cheaper to buy a commercial solution + support in a company, instead of using open source and employing a fleet of admins to support it.
But that sure is not implied in the post.
I am in servicenow. The bigger aspect of the job is talking to people to figure out what they actually want and design the implementation with all the best practices in this overly complex environment. The technical implementation that follows is a nice change of pace. I like the mix in both, talking and configuring. (You can’t really call it developing, the dev aspect is rather small)
I fully work from home, travel to the office four times a year for the team events.
Just show up and show them the booking confirmation!