dublinclontarf

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by dublinclontarf 10y ago
> In the UK their is a push from universities for students to self fund their Phd in aeronautical engineering ! This is simply the market saying we don't need as many researchers in with Phd's in Universities.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
> the idea that bacterial infection was the cause of stomach ulcers I would add to that "most", had a stomach ulcer, no bacteria detected in multiple tests. Turned out my stomach produces excess acid when I'm under stress.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Nitrokey provides an open hardware implementation of OpenPGP Card, keeping your private keys off machine.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Well, colour me surprised it is, that's awesome.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
DBMS's generally bring a couple of things: ACID Queries Unless you need either of these things then dumping onto the file system is fine. To ease your anxiety you could always use SQLite (has JSON extensions) and simply writes to a fil
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Look at CTO positions advertised on workinstartups.com "15 years experience as CTO, must be top coder in XYZ, willing to work on this full time and make at least a minimum investment amount, 0.8% share option" Lots of deluded peop
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Are they likely to have smart-phones to use?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Only poor people drink drive? I'm a software engineer in the UK and I've known plenty of people who've driven home after a few.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
There are a couple of things about this. Firstly yes it does happen, it happened at my startup and others that I know. Secondly, it is an indicator of how inexperienced the team (and management) at the startup are. Research has shown that k
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Keep your equity, you don't give back vested equity for nothing(trade it by all means for something you think worthwhile). As was already said you could sue if they create another company. Finally go talk to a good lawyer(pay, lots if
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Read some stuff from Michael O. Church
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
I had a heavily impacted wisdom tooth removed from my lower mandible. Local anesthetic only, was a lot of work and as the surgeon got his leg up to get leverage I could feel my front teeth moving a little from the pressure.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
That is only the case if you're providing digital goods.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
> GDS (Government Digital services) GDS build the .gov.uk websites, they're a software development house that are competent (unlike most other government IT initiatives, most of their developers are Ruby/Rails engineers). Nothi
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
How does this compare to ActiveAdmin?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Ireland?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Am in the UK, no one is worried about this. FYI we don't have the freedom of speech guarantees that the US does, and this doesn't really bother people. TLDR; storm in a teacup.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
As opposd to the publishers of THIS report?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
In software, qualification and even experience does not correlate with ability. If you have a newly qualified accountant, doctor, architecture it is assumed they are at least competent to some basic standard (and it is expected there compet
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Ah, development servers with real data.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
I'm wondering what their setup is? Are they running on their own machines? AWS? Heroku? From looking at their careers the use PostgreSQL/MySQL, Python, Scala, Ruby, Node. I am assuming because of the nature of the breach that they
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Probably a realtime(i.e. happens within a guaranteed amount of time) system but the statement is still too vague.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Sparkling water?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
> Men pay for sex, women get paid for sex Some.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Bitcoin?
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
I don't know, I am certain that the big co's miss a LOT of good developers who just don't fit their interview process. I went through Google's once and got cut off pretty early in the process, and never attempted a large
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
There are multiple problems we're talking about here. One is the selection problem, that orgs have great difficulty in working out who is a good developer and who is not. The other is that there are a lot of developers who have difficu
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
There is no over-supply of developers, there is a shortage of good developers (for various definitions of good).
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Since this is BBC international UK based readers cannot read the article.
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by dublinclontarf 11y ago
Come to the London startup scene, it's well known.

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