Mandatum

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by Mandatum 4y ago
It's usually the PM who prompts the lawyer, "hey that person is stealing my limelight, please fix it".
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I think they're trying to push down salaries, there's still plenty of hiring for technical roles. Recruiters, marketers, sales reps on the other hand..
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Write to your law makers. Don’t trust companies to provide access through public shaming and media, force them all to do so.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Eerily similar to "Roach Biobot".. I'm very surprised this was published, the cockroach is still alive. https://phys.org/news/2012-09-technique-remotely-cockroaches...
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Wait, so that list is things you WANT? To be honest it sounds like you've read what's on the back of the box of some proprietary integration platform sold by IBM in the 90s. It's a bit like when a vendor writes an RFP. You&#x
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I agree, once we've removed the functional, silo'd data stores that have currently been built as services and we migrate from proprietary or silo'd service to centralised event-log we've.. Come full circle and arrived at
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by Mandatum 4y ago
What solution are you trying to solve with an API Management Platform? AWS, Google, Azure all offer products, or a collection of products to fill most needs that a typical platform would provide. You can self-host and try open-source produc
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Do you mean RESTful and RPC-based APIs peak has past? Because in the backend, everyone's still using and building those, it's just the way they're advertising and mainly doing integration is event-based (which sometimes is ac
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by Mandatum 4y ago
It’s similar to SYSTEM account access in Windows
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by Mandatum 4y ago
You can set contacts and emergency numbers to bypass DND.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Any company that allows .reg files executed by non-admin users have bigger fish to fry. This method has been used for literally decades.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
It's certainly not a cheap SaaS, but if you get enough value out of it - it makes sense. For your use-case, it sounds like it doesn't scale and you can't justify the pricing structure they've setup. The best thing you ca
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Salesforce has a limitation of 50,000 records for any operation. 1,000,000 records for read-only operations. If you go beyond that, you talk to Salesforce about it, because they can make adjustments for you - and you can likely afford it. S
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I love the demo. I love the tooling. Demo tips: Name your queries. Following along "query1, query2, query3" is confusing. You should following best practice (where it makes sense) during demos, and you're definitely not doing
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Having looked at their Features page, I really don't understand how they're accomplishing each of their listed features - even with the demos. It seems like the marketing and product list is written for a specific company, or pers
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I have been.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
All the UK folks I know fled to the EU and work on visas. Germany, France, Norway, Denmark. Remote roles. All the multinationals who moved IT out of UK after Brexit.. UK just can’t compete. EU is bigger, and have more money. This isn’t even
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Usually all start with 6 months and options to extend. Market is the same in Asia Pacific. I’ve yet to work with a client who couldn’t find something for me to do after, they all want to renew unless they’re axing heads across the board. In
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by Mandatum 4y ago
That’s why we usually tie you into a 2 year contract with review points for expansion and adjustments, with looots of discounts up front. By year 5 you’re paying sticker price and paying our consultants for integration and Enterprise featu
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Amazon does. And then they mix the stock in with regular stock. Look at the hundreds of people online who bought Battlefield 2042 from Amazon. They ship a CD case with a slip of paper inside which has a code. Hundreds of people tried to red
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by Mandatum 4y ago
The housing stock in New Zealand and prices for energy unless you're building a passive home from your own specs (which will cost 3-5x more than it would cost to build in EU or US due to materials and labour) will make New Zealand wint
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Wages are stagnating. I expect they won't keep up with inflation. But alas, it's not a bad place to bunker down during a recession.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Every pro-league is going to end up doing this. Either through publicly visible time-delayed streams of the user's room, desk, front-of-user - or through a private entity dedicating a resource to manually review reports from proctored
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Proctoring means someone watching over your shoulder and surrounding environment. That is, setting up cameras for a side-on view, and behind you - with visibility of your screen(s). Only relevant for tournaments.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Check out pcileech. Private hackers are using the FPGA module now. Some anti cheats are proctored these days, they see what you see to eliminate ESP/visual indicators. They’ve only just added mouse/hand aim proctoring (some DMA de
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by Mandatum 4y ago
I’m pretty sure they did this for thermals. It’s a really common issue to resolve thermal throttling by changing your power cable from left to the right side so the power from energy draw doesn’t cause heat to dissipate internally.
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Why isn't this a Launch HN?
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Age? Verbal? Can they look after themselves? From your description I assume under 14, no, no. Recycling water fountain somewhere near tiles or a drain if you can afford it. There’s the pot type which has water running down the sides, low ma
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by Mandatum 4y ago
Honestly, I've found the best way to build camaraderie is getting drunk with your teammates, but YMMV on that way. Pretty much every team I've ever worked in, until we go out and have dinner and drinks, it's all-business, all
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by Mandatum 4y ago
They have offices in NZ, they are owned by a HK based entity.

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