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13y ago
Perform a job search for the same two topics.
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13y ago
Before someone attempts to nitpick, 20 euros per month is nothing as well.
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13y ago
The cheapest Campfire plan is $12 per month and the second cheapest is $24. HipChat is $2 per user per month. 20 euros per month with no user limit is entirely in line with this pricing.
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I find it rather annoying that someone on HN will complain about the price of a service no matter how low it is. $20 per month is absolutely nothing. Most of the other team chat services cost more, and for good reason. Businesses are more t
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13y ago
What? Most of the business world runs on spaghetti code sold by successful software companies. Success has almost nothing to do with technical skill.
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13y ago
Business Insider does not practice journalism. It is more like People Magazine for business.
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1,458 Bacteria Species 'New to Science' Found in Our Belly Buttons
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14y ago
You are advocating a meeting once per day. Why not spend 2 minutes at that time to look over the agile board in the tool instead? I look at my team's board several times per day, as well as check-ins, and I spend very little time doing it.
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14y ago
Stop putting information in the tool to create a reason to have stand-ups?
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14y ago
I already do: http://nathanbarry.com/webapps/ https://peepcode.com/products/design-bundle
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We also pay taxes for Social Security and Medicare, which are 6.2% and 1.45% respectively. Most of us pay for at least part of our health insurance premiums as well.
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14y ago
My response was not directed at Expect, but at this submission.
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14y ago
What about it?
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14y ago
Perhaps many of us question whether these startups are doing meaningful work.
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14y ago
I think that he means do not do things like create a process that everyone must follow, full of red tape, simply because your worst employees cannot perform a task correctly.
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Why are any of these good interview questions?
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Again, the system on which I work is used by the VA. I cannot imagine that any of these regulations are any more onerous than standard best practices in the industry.
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14y ago
Frankly, standard best practices for software development are far beyond what is common for healthcare software. The sentence that you quoted sounds more like ass covering than anything else.
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14y ago
To which legislation in particular are you referring? I often see this claim on HN, but I do not think that most people here have any real understanding of the situation. As an anecdote, I work on a medical information system for emergency
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14y ago
This is not reddit. Stop worrying about such things.
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14y ago
For comparison, I have a 64 GB iPad (most recent generation) with a few gigabytes of apps and content right now. I have 53.8 GB available.
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Detroit Real Estate Tycoon Wants To Turn Island Into A Utopia For Rich People
(chicagoist.com)
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14y ago
I attempted to view this URL at work. It was blocked by our Barracuda filter. "The link you are accessing has been blocked by the Barracuda Web Filter because it contains spyware. The name of the spyware is: Spyware.Exploit.Misc.MWBR"
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Why You Truly Never Leave High School
(nymag.com)
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Actually, Medicare is for the elderly and people with disabilities. Medicaid is for families with low incomes.
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I work on a medical information system. You are grossly overestimating the ability of enterprise software companies to provide good security.
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I live in Chicago and see them every single day. They are usually on buses and trains or at the stops and stations. I also see them digging through the trash in the alley behind my building.
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Chicago has a huge homeless problem. http://www.chicagohomeless.org/faq-studies/
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14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Chess
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14y ago
Leaves more room for cat videos?
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