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Msurrow
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The author bases his Strategy on the book Good Strategy, Bad Strategy and in that respect he hits the correct abstraction level imo. I can really recommend the book. It basically boils down to how to take Strategy documents from the classic
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As others have said, injecting fabricated data into prod wont give you any value. The only reason to test in prod these theys are to try your new feature on data with the breadth and level of detail that prod data has that you can never fab
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4y ago
Thanks, will look into it
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4y ago
Thanks for the Joplin mention. I’ve been looking for a secure, gdpr compliant and preferably selfhosted note app for some time! Bingo, I guess
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Well, we have a lot to disagree on. I’ll find the time to read your comment in detail and comment on some og your points, b/c I find the debate interesting. But I just want to say this right away: > > We’re not savages. Thats a v
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4y ago
At a first read through there seems to be a of usefull knowledge and experience in your post. So I’ll surely go through it in detail and take away everything I can. That being said, unfortunately you have a few assumptions, that makes some
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4y ago
No, but now I will. Thanks
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Interesting. I have zero experience with Drupal, but I assume its similar to WP in its architecture since you bring it up :) I think any good solution to working with these 50/50 code and configuration mgmt technologies have to start w
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Great question! Its one of the things where Im very curious to see if my plans hold up when they meet reality. I plan to solve it my a mix of process and multiple environments: 0) Base assumption is that Im starting from a working site and
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I’m building a hostingplatform for fully managed Wordpress sites. By managed I mean both the WP install, but also plugins, themes and other customizations. I have a customer who does marketing, SoMe, SEO and all that (as a small business fo
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4y ago
Same procedure as every year, James
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4y ago
Business value trumps tech issues/nice solutions/priorities/etc every time. Or put an other way: the guy paying for the party decides what goes and doesnt go, regardless of how technically correct you are (or how correct your
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4y ago
Fair point about those existing DNA databases, however I still think there is a sigbificant difference between “opt-in” databases, like MyHeritage, and the FP/FI databases in scope here (the OP) where its law mandated registration in
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4y ago
Obtain perhaps, but identify no. Identification requires a database of samples to match against. Way more FP and FI databases than DNA databases, so not much to use as a gallery for identification..
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4y ago
- The iCloud 50GB ($0.99) plan. Used for backups. Its _so_ cheap and no hassel. - Sublime Text. - Proton Mail. Its good, its secure, and its gdpr compliant.
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Sorry about response time here, familiy stuff happened. Yes emails are PII. In general anything that can identify a person. Its a broad interpretation of "identify a person", and actually hasn't got anything to do with the se
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I've never been in the situation, but from what I gather then both things happen. Sometimes your are given notice (and pay) but access revoked. But its also my understanding that in many cases, maybe even most, the employee works in th
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Well I’m from Denmark with 3 months required by law (if you’ve been employeed more than 6 months. 1 month if its <6 months.), so I completely agree. Sometimes it just usually distracts from the conversion if you mention danish basic righ
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The solution is right there in OPs post: “give them three months on the books to find somewhere else that don't count against their visa. It will give them a chance to get settled and go on interviews.” Thats it. HR knows who is workin
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Fair enough. Just wanted to make sure the take away wasnt that US companies cannot deliver services _at all_ to EU. Just curious whats your product/service? And how is PII used (high level)? As a dev and sw architect, and strong suppor
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If you dont handle/store PII then there is no problem. Or, you can just do it anyways. Its not like GDPR and Schrems II have stopped Microsoft, Amazon, Google, etc etc.
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IANAL As it stands right now, it is not possible for a US owned busniess to provide a service to EU citizens legally, if the business handles PII. The reason is partly due to the basic rights of the registrant granted by GDPR must be ensure
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It doesnt apply to individuals if it is not a business. See article 2, §2, litra c https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELE...
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This is funny. YOU are not wrong. But this answer is the wrong answer. I believe you fall in OPs category no 2. He’s asking for specific forums.. so, you know any? :)
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I know this is not actually the question you ask, but.. not the range? Have you looked at the NeoNate 6500D? It has a range of 800m (thats 2650ft in freedom units). I know you have big houses in the US but.. Edit: Didnt see the video part,
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Like when dropbox was first presented posted here on HN (before it was called dropbox), and the the top comments were all like “pssch.. no one will ever use that. Just use rsync”. A HN classic Edit - to op: post it because you find it inte
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5y ago
I’m asking this only because I’m curious to know what your answer would be, so even if my question persents some pushback to what you wrote, please know it is only my interest go “dig a bit deeper”. The way you define strategy here “ Strate
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Agree with this. And I guess a more “applied” branch of science that covers this would be Computer Science in the area of Computational Complexity ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_complexity_the... ) See f
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5y ago
Pay for Sublime Text :-D
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I agree with your model, but I also find Fowler’s model on tech debt helpful: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/TechnicalDebtQuadrant.html It’s sort of one level “deeper” that the one you use. For me it is helpful because
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