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by eb0la 4y ago
PSD2 certification - you must have some way to implement 2FA and a lot of banks prefer using an app for this that they can also use to gather information about customers than using strong authentication methods. I know a bank that makes you
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by eb0la 4y ago
Version control - not GIT, which is a tool, but the discipline to version control whatever you can. When I was in the uni I was writing software for my end of studies project on a computer whose hard drive died. Of course, I had backups, et
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by eb0la 4y ago
c5.9xlarge -> 74 GiB memory + 36 vCPUs (EBS storage) - $1.53 on-demand (N. Virginia).
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by eb0la 4y ago
Don't forget evolution: Business do change. A simple sistem far easier to evolve than a complex one, too.
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by eb0la 4y ago
One insight we found (with just a calculator) is that 85% of our customers that say they will leave, will stop beign our customers. Sometimes you don't need a huge machine learning model. Just ask the customer, record answer, and outco
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by eb0la 4y ago
Still too late. I was hoping for 2030-2032 target since it would look like a quick win for environmentmental targets
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by eb0la 4y ago
It happens in Spain as well. I remember some time ago when airlines had paper magazines, there was a huge section just fur this. Not limited to Spain, but also UK companies. If you need to incorporate and have money, you don't need to
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by eb0la 4y ago
In my case "backed by Google" was a deterrent, not a feature. I gave the language a chance after trying Rust (backed by Mozilla - which was a feature to me ;-) and I found it easy to start. Go is very well documented: That was t
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by eb0la 4y ago
I guess you're talking about Faber Castell gripmatic. They are still in production. Problem is they are plastic and the brand and model fades after using it heavily, which makes hard to guess which @#$! lead size you need (I use Staedl
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by eb0la 4y ago
Getting japanese supplies in Europe ain't easy. Most of the stuff you find in Amazon is from this party suppliers and is overpriced. I guess in Germany you can buy some stuff from Müller. Whenever I visit Majorca (I know, sometimes it
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by eb0la 4y ago
15 Euro medium film cameras? Where? You've just awaken a photocamera junkie. Please don't tell me they're Lomo cameras.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Hmmm.. Is there a market for that?
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by eb0la 5y ago
Interesting! I'be been trying to get my hands on an Ampere server in Oracle cloud without any success... I hope I will be luckier with Hetzner.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Makes sense to me, but I believe you should A/B test that (not just against signups, but MRR).
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by eb0la 5y ago
Most of the time we make tests when something is in our radar. I guess you have use case in your spec that tells you that's the expected behaviour, or at least some clever developer figured out it should be done that way. But it is not
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by eb0la 5y ago
> you have shocked people when they find out that 100% test coverage doesn't mean that you really have a bug-free codebase. This applies specially to business people. 100% test coverage just means you tested that s*t with all you
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by eb0la 5y ago
This statement made me think: "The database should be part of the tests. Do not stub it". Databases are both 1) complex piece of software and 2) hard to stub. 5-10 years ago having a database for testing was expensive. Today you d
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by eb0la 5y ago
I share my netflix account with my father-in-law and brother-in-law. Last December I was tempted to cancel netflix, but that could mean some family issues... so I stayed. I wonder how many people will churn if they have to pay extra for oth
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by eb0la 5y ago
Be careful with that! You can launch free tier instances anywhere you like in Oracle cloud, but unless they are in your home region, Oracle will charge you full price.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Even better: switch addresses every 2-5 transactions (max). This is might be costly buy this way you are harder to track.
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by eb0la 5y ago
For me GCP is way easier than Amazon. I feel like home there. Just remember to create a project (or put that one in a folder) for anything that must be billed together or when you have several projects that must inherit permissions or rest
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by eb0la 5y ago
They still keep that records. During the spanish civil war they had better data than the goverment.
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by eb0la 5y ago
IMHO you succeeded the moment you installed the first bench.
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by eb0la 5y ago
But according to the European Union, Natural Gas is a green energy source... I guess burning 100% methane in natural gas without leaks could make it greener, but it is not possible.
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by eb0la 5y ago
Sincerely, get an RPi or an Arduino and build a Batsignal with this. You already did the hard part ;-).
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by eb0la 5y ago
Taxes are one of the most powerful incentives in the world. For instance, dumping positions at loss before new years eve might help you with your tax bill since you have losses. And of course, setting up a company in a country where you did
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by eb0la 5y ago
Wow. Do you have any pointers to this information? You can get easily 2GB with a SBC for less than $60. The expensive part is the case, and power supply.
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by eb0la 5y ago
I was in a recruiting process about one month ago for a technical sales position. I quitted in the middle when I was told the company needed a fifth intervew and a technical test after it... and that was 7 weeks after I started the process.
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by eb0la 5y ago
There was even an Oreilly book about it: https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/programming-firefo...
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The return of big government sparks questions for Europe(economist.com)
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