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5y ago
It is a function of incentives and punishments. The nature of the company you are in and the risk the org is willing to bear plays out. I work for one that puts in a lot of effort to get rid of all the user data if they request a deletio
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5y ago
Yes, In India incoming calls are free (been like that for a very long time).
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6y ago
Nothing says GDPR is something that can't be improved upon. Better enforcement, refinement of laws, everything is possible. It has to begin somewhere and that beginning is rarely perfect. Every failure is also an opportunity to learn w
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6y ago
Ever since i have had a kid, I have started asking the reverse question; Is my career dragging my parenting down? I always wanted be a good dad, whatever that means to each one of us, my career choices started showing up in conflict.
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6y ago
The principle of non-violent communication (NVC)[1] completely changed my approach in life to stressful situations. Practicing the same with my family, friends, work colleagues changed my life. Changed the way I approach situations. Allo
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8y ago
My guess is that they test it in chambers with lowered air pressure and composition to match 100k feet?
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9y ago
Just because you are small does not mean not doing the right thing is something you should get away with. I see lot of comments of how doing the right thing can be a burden. However, I see it the other way. Not doing the right thing is a bu
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13y ago
That was presumptuous on your part. First I shall talk about C. 2 reasons. 1.Any engineering graduate in India should know C. It is the first language they learn and use in curriculum. 2. We work in embedded and kernel domain. Welcome to a
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13y ago
Having interviewed 100+ candidates in past 2 years for my own startup and a similar number before in my previous job, I completely understand what the author is trying to say. Believe me when I say that 90% of my interviews simply stop at