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cynusx
3y ago
Wouldn't that mean that all your web traffic is going through a google server?
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3y ago
Criminal darwinism in action
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3y ago
You can hire great management talent by adopting low-level titles. In your case he just needs to hire "coordinators" that coordinate the work and quotation and have some P&L bonus. In construction, former architects are great
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3y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote Looking for somebody who has experience with AWS device farm and Appium to help us setup real-device testing Feel free to reach me on nicolas at horizon65 dot com
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3y ago
You know, waterfall only fails when you build things nobody wants. If you, on the contrary, invest ridiculous amounts of time in user research and only build things that are validated then waterfall is fine.
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3y ago
I'm curious (but not really qualified to understand) if the theoretical calculations on viable superconducting structures was a new insight on its own. If there is a theoretical model for ambient temperature superconductivity, then tha
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3y ago
It's more about inefficiencies in the judicial system, every infraction is a new crime that has to be researched and evidenced and ruled upon which provides avenue for delaying actions by lawyers. The justice system is designed to defe
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3y ago
Nice one, reading that post makes me wonder if the proof could be furthered when considering parallels from compression algorithms. Compression algorithms detect recurring blocks and remove them with a special symbol and I think the shortes
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3y ago
Forgot one - Meeting activity tracking Meeting scheduling is kind of covered now but meeting activity tracking in CRM's hasn't caught up. Also these types of calls and call activity is unrecorded now This issue got worse since vid
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3y ago
There's a lot to do in this space. As a former CTO, almost every product I worked on had a request coming in at some point to create an internal CRM and I do believe in embedded CRMs as a software category. There are even SaaS categori
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3y ago
I was like this but reality beats it out of you over time as you are experiencing right now. The reality is you will make mistakes, even if you are the best programmer in the world. You can shift your mindset and accept that you are making
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3y ago
Sure, You can email me at nicolas@horizon65.com
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3y ago
yes, that's not an issue. You can email me at nicolas@horizon65.com
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4y ago
Private Pension | Sr. Software Engineer | REMOTE | https://horizon65.com/en/germany/retirement/investments/priv... Private Pension is a leading provider of retirement solutions in Germany. We help indivi
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4y ago
The choice is obviously not on being abused. The choice is on moving past it and taking a positive outlook going forward rather than keep looking backward at the injustice that happened to you.
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4y ago
Victim blaming is completely different, that's saying that you deserved to be abused. Nobody deserves to be abused. There is a longitudinal study on PTSD cases that investigated why only 35% of people suffer PTSD while some of their co
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4y ago
Being a victim is a mindset, sure you can come from a shitty place but that doesn't determine where you go next. Thinking you are a victim is also highly addictive because it shifts responsibilities from you to something that is not-yo
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4y ago
It's worse actually, people create GMB accounts for their competitors and list their phone number. Anyway, aren't they doing address verification with snail mail nowadays?
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4y ago
What exactly is the problem with a "massive monolith in a monorepo"? Having it all together is perfect for code re-use and testability. It's also very easy to know if you broke the bigger picture while working on a subsystem
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4y ago
I would agree with you that it could be useful for organizational problems but I would resist this as long as possible. In any case, I prefer to not split engineering teams but for practical reasons (e.g. keeping onboarding times into the t
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4y ago
Exactly, microservices make things unnecessarily complex and are often just a poor way for a team to avoid implementing design patterns, namespacing in a codebase. That's assuming good intent, worse intent is that devs want to experime
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4y ago
I had the privilege of talking to a big investor in hydrogen fuel a few months ago so my answer will focus on hydrogen as a substitute for fossil fuels rather than the use of hydrogen elsewhere. 1/ Hydrogen cars and trucks exist but th
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4y ago
You know everything is possible but a situation like this makes it a lot harder. First off, young kids (<6) need parenting attention. If you want to go hardcore working side-projects and a fulltime job OR more than fulltime without incom
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4y ago
Well, it's the first time I see crypto trying to tackle real-world financial issues such as counterparty risk. Crypto's real future is in machine-readable accounting imo
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It's an abstraction of the stock market imo. People who bought and sold stocks also never understood there was something of value beneath it and just look for "is it going to go up?" and "why is it down?"
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4y ago
wait, you're telling me Runescape is still alive?
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4y ago
Definitely just fire him and be open about why with the rest of your team. If you are really worried about the rest of your team, just discuss it with them first and ask them for advice on what you would do, most of the time if he's re
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4y ago
Same here. I just ignore devs that apply directly to me on linkedin, I would be surprised if any of them were real or not an agency.
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4y ago
That does look like technical bankruptcy, however rewrites of large projects almost always fail (especially without management buy-in and feature-freezes) A strategy you can use is to incorporate any refactor into the estimates for a "
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4y ago
Being on the hiring side of the engineering job market you do see the occasional companies imploding when their entire technical staff departs. When it happens to post series-A companies it's usually just a team that leaves such as wha
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