Mandatum

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by Mandatum 6y ago
Australia pays very well and has pretty reasonable overlap hours with much of Asia if you've got family or friends that you want to catch up with virtually. Probably 90% of my colleagues and customers aren't from Australia (includ
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I'm so sorry this happened, the CSO reached out and acknowledged the issue which was.. The minimum, but I'd be doing an internal RCA at Slack for how that post made it public without any acknowledgement. Just sucks - marketing, le
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Newsroom is Opening the Comments Section; will require Real Names and ID-verify(mailchi.mp)
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I think we're going to see some pretty awesome, in the true sense of the word, activism on this one. Hacked sats. Pirate-style space cleanup sats. It's gonna make an excellent Wired article.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
As someone who has done a lot of work in XSLT for data transformation in ESB or integration.. Honestly if I actually improved my tools a bit better, I'd almost enjoy using it. But it sucks, so damn much, in the current state.. And now
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Oops, meant Matrix.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Not given priority right now - it's getting abused by malware authors. Confirmed via Mozilla IRC. You can set it up yourself really easily (got it running locally on Mac in 5 mins), throw an auth'd gateway in front of it to keep i
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Governance and lack of a dictator with sane "technical debt to income" ratio. Unless you're NASA, you're not going to get there with a smart committee. You need a single person that can make the right technical decision
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Right at 9am pacific too. Good reason for me to wrap up in APAC. Thanks Google!
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by Mandatum 6y ago
To clarify they don't live "in Melbourne", they live in the outer suburbs. Sure, you can buy a 2BR apartment in Dandenong. Do you really want to?
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by Mandatum 6y ago
If you're in Australia: Refund your Oculus. If you aren't able to use the product without agreeing to new terms, conditions of licensing agreements - you are within your rights to return your product. Sorry to those who already in
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by Mandatum 6y ago
In Australia after some "on the box" features were no longer applicable to the product I bought, I was able to refund the product. This has worked for; - Consumer devices (cloud support dropped within the lifetime of the device, f
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by Mandatum 6y ago
It's also why all of the smart cookies have already left; anyone still there is waiting for a payday or waiting for a VP title. IBM don't pay quality. They pay market share. It took 2.5 years for IBM to begin the process of guttin
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Sorry, who's GP?
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by Mandatum 6y ago
In Australia we're all insured. The only developers who aren't are employees for the companies they're writing code for. The worst thing that can happen to them is they'd be fired. The company still owns the blame.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
And surprisingly, not one mention of Murdoch. Let's be honest - this is old media trying to push their weight to keep margins. Facebook and Google have effectively replaced both clickbait and tabloid news sources, as well as the well-r
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Yeah, this person lives in a shoebox in the outer suburbs. We pay double that for a 1920s apartment (so very spacious, but cheap) in a suburb walking distance from the CBD, right next to a tram line.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
At least you have mesh options in NYC which are arguably cheaper, faster and more reliable.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
The pricing doesn't scale linearly, this is an upgrade because he exceeded single metric (staff users). If it scaled linearly, it would have gone from $29 to $43.50 - not $99. This practice is a dark pattern. There isn't a single
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Search each product in docs for the "Deprecate", "Deprecated" or "Deprecations" page (it's not common across product lines), they list every single functionality and date they deprecated stuff.. And yeah,
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by Mandatum 6y ago
What happens to players who refund everything from these stores once the apps are no longer accessible? Does Apple or Google just eat the cost? I presume Epic has already been paid out, it seems like Apple and Google wouldn't be able t
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by Mandatum 6y ago
It does read like something from @shit_hn_says[0] [0] https://twitter.com/shit_hn_says?lang=cn
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Strange how this appeared on the Top 10 from hckrnews.com.
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I think it's fair to say HN policies around naming and shaming are pretty cut-and-dry in the comment section: that is, unless it's the subject of the article or link by the OP, it's not okay. So from what I can tell, if someo
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by Mandatum 6y ago
When both the Talathi and Circle Officer denied, all I thought was "why didn't you pay them". That's why I think relying on agents who handle the bureaucracy and know which palms to grease are worth their weight in gold
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by Mandatum 6y ago
So true. I'd say much, much more harm has been done by regular CRUD programmers than any others. You really think AI is going to introduce regulation around this? They're just going to treat it like munitions, because that's
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23904846
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by Mandatum 6y ago
Obsidian has been the biggest help for me here. Originally I was going to set up a Wiki for work journaling, but I found it was a pain in the butt to get working nicely.. Obs worked out of the box, and supported things like Screenshot and F
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by Mandatum 6y ago
It's going to be awesome to see chips that actually utilize the board space specifically for the functions the end-device is used for. I get general-purpose boards are the defacto to suit the masses and it's favoured by OEM's
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by Mandatum 6y ago
I've always heard the search terms as "Google dorks", but never heard it called "dorking".. Seems Google articles on the subject prove me wrong.

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