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I thought the issue with such high/concentrated C-suite compensation isn't the envy (though that may be the case for some). The issue is that just by squeezing $116 per employee such a CEO can pay herself. Like if removing armrests from all employee chairs nets you a few additional millions of dollars, the temptation to do so exists.
If there was no such C-suite, there would be less incentives for pennypinching over basic employee wellbeing.
What? really? Do they change your pricing plan? How can they charge more for the same usage?
Let's say I don't care about the initial handshake latency, have disabled nagle and have no packet loss. Is there still a measurable latency difference between UDP and TCP? It would appear that there is (based on yours and other comments) - but I don't know why.
Wonder if there is a good term for this. I have been jokingly referring to this as 'headed' and headless as 'beheaded'.
Is it common in C++ builds to rely on the current O/S libraries instead of say making most dependencies explicit, close to full cross-compile? Do dependencies need to be pulled in using apt-get and not something like maven?
Interesting. Just to make sure I understood this correctly, are you taking of a purpose built app/software for each such 'request' as opposed to this being some 'module'/'add-on' in an ERP suite?
People who try coding for a month and based on that try to hire a programmer make terrible clients/managers. I am not sure this advice would apply to anything that has even a little depth/nuance.