Mandatum

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by Mandatum 4y ago
Sorry - that sounds horrible, what island were you on that snows during Easter? Also, always assume some asshole burnt down the hut. Apart from that being a semi-regular occurrence now, it also just .. happens. Assholes book and stay at DoC
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by Mandatum 4y ago
And a face scan when you're going through the gates, which is better than fingerprints and iris scans these days, given the improvements made in LIDAR.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
> except somehow I managed to survived. We don't have many deaths from hikers and trampers. Most are from falls, others from drowning. I'm sure you prepared for the hike, many tourists do not and it's often national news w
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Floods are pretty regular, but in places like the Hauraki Plains and Canterbury, mostly regional farming areas. Main people affected are farmers, livestock and farming infrastructure.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
If you can name a global organisation that doesn't get the lion's share of revenue from US organisations, or doesn't make major purchasing decisions out of the US - feel free to correct me. If you're a startup, you shoul
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by Mandatum 4y ago
You're insane if you don't launch in the US - even virtually. US is where the money is, US is where the market is, and US is where the only customers that matter are (unless you're selling to defence, gov or niche regional fi
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by Mandatum 4y ago
scottscheapflights + hyper localized marketing
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Haha, and you can trust the Indian government? No offense, but India any cop can walk into Zoho's offices and ask for whatever they want. It doesn't have to go through any agency. Given the corruption of that country, you're
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Bet the alternatives of what you're asking are much more expensive.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Google News RSS feeds
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Highly recommend asking them for help with chores when they come knocking.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Funny. They’ve built their business, just like IBM, and so many others - on open-source tools and libraries. And that’s all they’ll commit? It’s not even annual. And it looks like it’s a “we’re targeting new projects” which means they’re tr
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Fastmail is the best full-featured provider I could find although I wish they didn’t have a limit on aliases.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Try new therapists.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Pivot immediately to offering excepts, and then contact the publishers for resale rights when a request comes in.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Contact Substack and ask. They're small enough still, they'll likely respond to requests around this. Then you'll have someone to contact. Include an example of your work.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
How the fuck can you be underpaid C++? It's like COBOL 20 years ago.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Welcome to management. Fire them.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
> 90% of requests are met with a subtle RTFM! If you can answer 90% of requests by RTFM, you really should RTFM.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Sounds like something suitable for a vendor writing new drivers and compatibility abstractions for fresh hardware. Intel might have a leapfrog opportunity here..
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by Mandatum 4y ago
We need to change education, and until we devalue prestigious institutions, this will never change. I'd look at breaking it out into 3 separate areas. 1. Foundations (1-2 years). This is a course offered which introduces students to t
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Standard incident response structure - but you get to play with hours and responsibility a bit more. eg I'm going to a gig on Saturday, can you watch the #alerts-outage channel? All of the major SaaS providers have good blog posts and
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I guess leadership's moving to Texas..
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Google "lean". They made it popular in the 90s.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
awk grep vi sh jq python2 python3 java curl pipe XPath cron
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Zoom does, Teams does, Slack does.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
This is a last-ditch attempt to keep the original MuleSoft product relevant. DataWeave is XSLT with shittier tooling. Take a look at Stylus Studio's XSLT mapper and compare it with the mapping functions of Studio. Oracle did this 20 ye
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by Mandatum 4y ago
What’s the max someone at Atlassian can make in Australia? Between them, Canva and MAGMA - it seems like the best paid jobs in APAC is your own consultancy.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Because they have no boring Enterprise competitor. Why invest in something you don’t have to compete on because you know the competitor will always be better, but your price is what eats their marketshare. They compete on price with compani
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by Mandatum 4y ago
This boils down to why most NFP's fizzle out. They're usually used by founders and participants as a launchpad for careers or companies. Glad I saw this.

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