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by comprev 3y ago
Should this not be part of "Show HN" ? "Ask HN" is for questions to the community.
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by comprev 3y ago
Some projects have varying licenses to extend their open source product beyond a bare bones system. Some companies pick "open core" license models which lock enterprise features behind a paywall. For example a collaborative softw
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by comprev 3y ago
Often one person is the driver, the other is a director. Like being in a rally car :)
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by comprev 3y ago
The anxiety of someone constantly peering over my shoulder in a virtual sense greatly amplifies any imposter syndrome already present. Every typo, every goofy idea (which clearly would not work), etc. all laid bare to see in realtime. Pair
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by comprev 3y ago
My mum died last year just before I was due to start a new role and the company was very good to me, offering to delay the start date until I was ready. It was quite a few months after starting when colleagues quietly offered their condolen
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by comprev 3y ago
Sounds like a sneaky way to add your personal social media feed into their AI training data. Edit: the suggestion that translation functionality already does this is valid though perhaps this expands the scope to data in the users default
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by comprev 3y ago
B2B contract is probably the most common method so the "employee" is an external contractor providing a monthly service. They are responsible for all taxes and employment law. Quite a few companies exist to provide these services
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by comprev 3y ago
There's a good chance somewhere deep in the T&Cs a clause exists regarding changing the product as their business evolves to provide the "best experience" for the majority. Their argument for deprecating features might b
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by comprev 3y ago
The context is more around the pool of applicants for a role rather than the entire tech industry.
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by comprev 3y ago
Everybody thinks they're the cream of the talent pool
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by comprev 3y ago
I've been using DisplayLink and the Startech adapter for 6 months and it's been rock solid. There is also a Dell hub in the middle as I could never get it working without. Flow is as follows: Macbook -> USB-C -> Dell USB-C
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by comprev 3y ago
When a customer requests an audit of your supply chain as part of their due diligence. For legal reasons they might want to know who _you_ do business with, for example in case of international sanctions.
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by comprev 3y ago
It’s probably easier to define “a Chinese company” as one which is under jurisdiction of CCP regardless of their geographical location - similar to a US citizen having to pay tax even if they never intend to touch US soil again.
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by comprev 3y ago
Cynically most people will probably assume (with zero evidence, just hearsay) their data is mirrored outside of the EU/US as companies bow to pressure from CCP. Something along the lines of “We will grant you a license to operate in EU
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by comprev 3y ago
I have a piece of art hanging up from my favourite modern artists - Jim'll. A fantastic blend of a great film and my slightly wild young years... My copy is now out of print and removed from his site so please excuse the FB link [0]
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by comprev 3y ago
The laws within the country by which the product operates - and stores data - might not be compatible with regulations in which the customer must operate. The legal headache for a US/EU company to use a SaaS product from China would no
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by comprev 3y ago
By good fortune the PC I built from eBay parts was 100% compatible with a hackintosh macOS 10.6, even down to wireless and bluetooth. This allowed me to experience using macOS as a daily driver (at home) while saving up for an eBay macbook
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by comprev 3y ago
Audi All-Road? Surprisingly versatile cars
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by comprev 3y ago
The Apple Magic keyboard I have does this and thought it was a common feature of Bluetooth keyboards. Apparently not...
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by comprev 3y ago
"Doggy" or "Dodgy" ? What's a doggy company?
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by comprev 3y ago
Risk assessments. A younger person will have higher confidence in their new skills and take higher risks, completely forgetting how underpowered their car actually is. They will perform that risky overtake of a long vehicle at night. An ol
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by comprev 3y ago
/r/programming might be what you're after? There are frequent "buddy" posts for people looking to learn together. Using tools like VSCode LiveShare allows live pair programming during study.
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by comprev 3y ago
Perhaps related? Readers from Iran were having the same issue. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38943023
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by comprev 3y ago
With only 2-3hrs of time what can you realistically achieve?
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by comprev 3y ago
Rekordbox "export" mode works in the free version, which is for loading music onto USB sticks and playing at a club/friends house/your own kit without a laptop plugged in. "Performance" mode is the actual DJing
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by comprev 3y ago
Great read and a trip down memory lane for me as I cut my teeth being a field engineer for a small IT support company in London for 2 years was back in 2005.
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by comprev 3y ago
About 80-90% at the moment due to project work where I'm (currently) the most experienced/knowledgable person on IaC in the company. A few colleagues are learning very quickly so looking forward to taking a step back and focus on
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by comprev 3y ago
There are adverts for jobs and interviews rounds done to simply tick the box they have "attempted recruitment outside the company". This happened to me. To start the ball rolling I had to unofficially accept a job which did not ye
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by comprev 3y ago
Mixxx is excellent and has pretty wide hardware support. FYI the "limited" functionality of Rekordbox can be hardware unlocked with some Pioneer controllers. https://mixxx.org/ https://rekordbox.com&#x2
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by comprev 3y ago
Bandcamp usually offers free downloads in numerous formats for customers who buy physical goods. As a DJ it's great to have both digital and physical.

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