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by dyeje 7y ago
This is a good start. I wouldn't worry too much about GDPR compliance starting out. Follow this advice and when customers start asking questions about your compliance, you can invest in a more robust ISMS.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I don't think the degree will be worth it. I'd say keep plugging away. I doubt you will find a better situation to do so than your current one if you're getting 2 weeks off at a time.
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by dyeje 7y ago
What do you want to do instead of what you're doing now and how does getting a degree help you do it? Wasn't clear to me from the post.
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by dyeje 7y ago
The Nixon White House used its illegality to discredit political opponents and drum up support in their base. When and how it became illegal is irrelevant (even though, ironically enough, the original motivation was still politically and r
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by dyeje 7y ago
You'll have to pry ActiveRecord from my cold, dead hands. I'll take it any day over the half baked quasi-ORM that your company has inevitably made over the years because an early engineer was anti-ORM and it turns out doing raw SQ
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by dyeje 7y ago
You don't see any potential issues with a boss dating one of their reports?
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by dyeje 7y ago
Came here to say the same. Seems needlessly antagonistic.
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by dyeje 7y ago
There's no silverbullet here, work as many channels as you're willing to open (local recruiter, meetups / user groups, ask your team to search their network, job boards, social media) and make sure you have a good interview p
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by dyeje 7y ago
The article says you need to work 127 hours a week at minimum wage to afford a median two bedroom rent. Is just building more housing enough to close that gap especially when most housing built in the high growth, urban areas is aimed at lu
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by dyeje 7y ago
Have you tried the freelancing websites to kickstart some new leads? (Toptal, Upwork, etc)
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by dyeje 7y ago
I mean, technically we don't who Satoshi is. Maybe it was Nvidia all along.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I don't wireframe super often, but I've always found Balsamiq to be productive and effective.
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by dyeje 7y ago
For a site like HN you don't need a JavaScript framework. Just pick a popular framework like Rails, Django, Laravel, Phoenix, etc (basically just pick the popular framework for your language of choice) and do server side templates. Mos
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by dyeje 7y ago
What does Twitter have to do with any of this? Do they run their own data center?
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by dyeje 7y ago
You have to turn it on in accessibility settings, but ctrl + scroll to zoom in.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Project managers do not always make more than software engineers. In fact, entry level PMs often make significantly less. It depends on the org and seniority of the position really.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I don't think there is a dominant alternative but there are almost an infinite number of them. PivotalTracker, Rally, Trello, Aha, Asana, Basecamp, GitHub Issues, etc
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by dyeje 7y ago
The average end user does not care or even think about what the app they are using is made with.
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by dyeje 7y ago
They are complete opposites in many aspects of their design. It would not make sense.
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by dyeje 7y ago
There is nothing to explain. Startups go out of business all the time. You simply tell them your last company ran out of money and you were laid off.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Blocking them as they come up or changing accounts seems easiest.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Observe your users and figure out what they look at the most. Take the top 3 - 6 actions / data and make them viewable / easily accessible on the dashboard.
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by dyeje 7y ago
It seems the simplest solution would be to never collect the data in the first place. Can't sell what you don't have.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I recommend going somewhere where you can try them out. You're probably going to have to go second hand with your budget anyway. I found that I did not like the popular chairs.
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by dyeje 7y ago
I believe tracking pixels are the only way to track email opens. I think their goal makes sense and it's unfortunate that it doesn't work for privacy focused customers.
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by dyeje 7y ago
It seems reasonable to me to not want to waste resources sending emails that will not be seen. Opening an email once a year does not seem very onerous. Also, they probably have a way to turn emails back on via the website / app so just
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by dyeje 7y ago
Have you tried reaching out to GitLab team about improving accessibility?
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by dyeje 7y ago
It may not be complex, but it's certainly obscure. Any JavaScript developer could understand the try/catch example but many would struggle with the Either example.
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by dyeje 7y ago
Ah yes, let's put the developing world in the caring hands of Facebook. What could go wrong?
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