andrejguran

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by andrejguran 5y ago
Hi, I have experience with 2 startups in Germany and recently incorporated in the UK and I have to say UK is much better option (no notary requirement, everything online, more options for 3rd party support i.e. seedlegals). We have also rai
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by andrejguran 5y ago
it's their job to figure it out ;)
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by andrejguran 5y ago
In January I got offer from both Amazon (L5) and Shopify (Senior Eng) for 130k package f in Berlin. If you're looking for a higher salaries I recommend going for a bigger names
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by andrejguran 5y ago
I think it was an attempt for a joke as today even the easiest jobs like increment a number are over-engineered with serverless architecture
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by andrejguran 5y ago
on $209k salary or £148k, here in UK the total tax is £46,632 and £6,838 for National Insurance. So about 36% which is almost the same as California. Source: https://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php
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by andrejguran 5y ago
I don't understand the problem here! Prefetch loads additional data while you're not doing anything. The whole argument is that prefetch doesn't respect caching??? Those are two different concepts. While I am looking at slide
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by andrejguran 6y ago
login doesn't work for me :/ Chrome Version 89.0.4389.114
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by andrejguran 6y ago
how is the money distributed? I never heard about this problem. Do you have more info on the topic? Also what do you think is the fair distribution?
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by andrejguran 6y ago
I wish Rocket Internet read this article when they decided to switch to Phalcon framework because it's 10% faster than PHP but since it's C-extension there is no possibility of debugging, smaller ecosystem of plugins and libraries
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by andrejguran 6y ago
I am curious about the third point of e2e encryption of the secrets. The problem is that the hosting provider would see plaintext secrets or that someone with access to AWS account could see them? You could also input the encrypted secrets
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by andrejguran 6y ago
I'd add a different perspective: do you really need a technical co-founder? There is rarely a need for you to have a technical co-founder and usually it's when your startup is highly technical. If it's not new operating syste
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by andrejguran 6y ago
how do you know that the underlying infrastructure is not compromised? Your files are still on their filesystem and all data is in their memory that can be accessed by any employee (in theory)
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by andrejguran 6y ago
you remember correctly: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200428005278/en/Sho...
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by andrejguran 7y ago
Most probably because of this: https://securitytoday.com/articles/2018/04/03/under-armor-ad... Test your email here if it was leaked: https://haveibeenpwned.com/ Also from the email it s
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by andrejguran 7y ago
Noiz
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by andrejguran 7y ago
Can you explain a little what exactly is it doing?