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so is there a thing like international law that really exists? or you only apply it when it benefits you?
I don't see how elixir can replace python any time soon because it's DS ecosystem is lacking rn sadly
We build 350 microservices, we used all types of databases that existed, we even had a team that decided to make their own object database because after an extensive research "all current ones aren't good enough".
Every sprint people would discuss architecture and we should improve it, because we had full freedom to eliminate our technical debt.
We researched and developed our own "patented" distributed RBAC subsystem.
Product is still in alpha and it seems to me its too slow to release on market.
It's for B2E sector and the backlog for any decent sale is still to big to have a meaningful usage.
fuchsia and all it's components are licensed under BSD 3 clause, MIT, Apache 2.0
Google is USA corporation, Israel don't recognize Palestine, Israel is USA ally on middle east.
STEP 1: Secure it by not using PHP in 2016 STEP 2: ??? STEP 3: PROFIT.
1) if you switching from ruby to php because there is no remote jobs.. well, there are plenty of them
2) you didn't touched php for 8 years, so why go php?
3) they are locked to windows and you can't install linux, well, don't go there
4) you can't even bring hardware! wtf! don't go there x2