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by Trias11 7y ago
Our team has essential engineer who has great potential [to become very rich person and do very creative and interesting things] and he is wasting his time and pushing on customer schedules because of his participation in stupid hackathons.
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I have friend who ZeroTier-ed over corp VPN (read: bypassed it completely) and installed necessary VPN accessing local thingies on his personal laptop. The reason being (in his own words) - "it takes too much time and hassles to sign u
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by Trias11 7y ago
Considering how insistent Samsung is on keeping this in front of customer faces (and fingers) I wonder if there are any more hidden purposes of Bixby?
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by Trias11 7y ago
I absolutely did and will. Local are often preferred.
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by Trias11 7y ago
After desperately trying to find local consultants to do $75K gig, we hired remote Indian person who did it for ~$13K. The delivered quality and timing exceeded our expectations. And honestly it changed the way i used to view remote offshor
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by Trias11 7y ago
I did and it fucking worked!
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If the guy barged into the new position from outside and cursed his way through meetings in aggressive way - that is one thing. But if he used a "curse word" once (OMG!) in a meeting and some primadonna filed a complaint - fuck th
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by Trias11 7y ago
+1 Talk to HR, discuss this in details. HR would be on your side (and not on the employee side - even though he/she may be told otherwise). So HR may propose good plan to resolve it.
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by Trias11 7y ago
I am that client. Not exactly yours of course - but i am the client who is going to replace someone with India provider within next month. Here is the context: - Current worker is USA, Bay Area based and is good technically (4+ out of 5).
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Taking pride in building solutions that are looking for a problems to solve.
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by Trias11 7y ago
I moved from Canada to management position and found myself working from home most of the time. Or traveling to visit customers. I don't go to SF often, unless the visit is driven by some sort of event. Traffic is a mess, parking is a
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by Trias11 7y ago
Make publications, blog posts, participating at a relevant conferences.
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by Trias11 7y ago
Not a proxy but rather a reflection or quick "before and after" analogy.
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Attention: Customers, Advanced technology. Obsession: Sudden cloud-everything religion. "Cloud or death". I concerned that it may hurt proven track record, flexibility and sales of on-prem and standalone editions of solution. Also
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by Trias11 7y ago
Moderately depressed in 40's. Doing engineering stuff for clumsy startup that doesn't really matter. By the time I hit 50 I also hit the highest debt owed due to bad past financial decisions. Got laid off at 50. Got offered the jo
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by Trias11 8y ago
Is setting up a speed traps and harassing motorists for money instead of fighting crime is not a misconduct?
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by Trias11 8y ago
That said - merchants can retaliate back to consumers by banning them or reducing their ratings especially in industries where merchant provides essential services. Consumer can of course re-retaliate back to merchant via social media hell.
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by Trias11 8y ago
Create Electrum wallet. Generate MPK. MPK allows you to generate unlimited number of bitcoin addresses that belongs to your wallet. There are softwares that do that.
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by Trias11 8y ago
Consumers love PayPal because it’s more friendly to buyer (than to seller). Thus supporting PayPal is beneficial to vendor. For vendor it makes sense to exercise caution: not leaving large balance on PayPal account, attach only intermediary
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by Trias11 8y ago
As a consumer I totally love chargebacks. Very easy to deal with fraudulent vendors and discourage shady business practices. That said merchants definitely hate that because it’s lose-lose for them even if they win (mandatory $25-$40 fee th
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by Trias11 8y ago
The key is not relying on any exchange/entity to hold your cryptofunds. There are software solutions (such as electrum master public keys) that can be used to dynamically generate “pay to” bitcoin addresses against your own bitcoin wal
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by Trias11 8y ago
"Can't affordness" comes as a result of a lack of a resources/budget. Which means decision makers or ultimately state/federal government think that funding of certain things at certain geographies is not important.
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by Trias11 8y ago
The article overthinks this. I been brain drained by being offered higher pay. You want to stop brain drain? PAY! Solved.
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by Trias11 8y ago
If company policy is going in the direction you don't prefer - I think you may want to start looking for alternatives. Priority in diversity usually means that technical skills and capabilities of workers will be considered after &quot