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jmathai
8y ago
So you had a google account @yourdomain.com as a Google (and GMail?) account but later left GMail? Did you delete your Google account or just disassociate it with GMail? I haven’t heard of this but I can see how it could happen depending on
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jmathai
8y ago
Can you expand on what HIPAA compliance you’re looking for? HIPPA compliance is something that’s come up but not something I’ve dove into understanding yet. You can add an alias to a group today but perhaps you’re talking about something el
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8y ago
Feel free to reach out to me via email (jaisen@). I imagine you're hitting the same pain points that many of the customers I've talked to over the last few months are. Hopefully what we're working on will address them and it&
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8y ago
Easier to manage and more secure fall generally end up falling into the same bucket. We're working on ways to ensure that a group contains the people you expect it to have. Sounds like a no-brainer but this is one of the most common pa
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8y ago
I'm a PM at Google working on groups functionality for enterprise customers. We're working on ways to make groups easier to manage and more secure. Happy to answer questions related to this post or other gripes you may have with G
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8y ago
Thanks for writing this up. I'm a PM working on many of the issues you've raised. Happy to chat via email (jaisen@) or offline as well.
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8y ago
I was hoping for some evidence that we are that close. Her answer sounded more like a sales pitch that hit on all the buzz around autonomous vehicles. Is there any doubt that Waymo is the furthest along here?
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8y ago
I have an account and it's up to $2k in under a year. I think I have an automated $100/month deposit too. It's money I don't notice missing that's bring saved. It's not a lot but it's easy and a lot better
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9y ago
You're right. My guess is that on average a 40yo needs 2x the pay and brings 1.5x the value. So it's maybe not so drastic and there are benefits of hiring older developers (stay around longer, more reliable, etc).
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9y ago
Sure, a team full of 25 year olds probably isn't the best idea. But a 40 year old lead with 10 devs who are 25 year olds is reasonable. The latter does not dispute the OP.
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9y ago
https://github.com/jmathai (personal) https://github.com/photo (founded)
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9y ago
I'm really not trying to be dismissive here...but I think you're pointing out exceptions and not the rule. The vast majority of software jobs don't need 20 years of experience. 5-10 years is plenty. > Programming proficien
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9y ago
Problem is that a 40yo dev needs 2x the pay of a 20yo but doesn't bring 2x the value. Unless you're highly specialized then you run out of options as you become an older programmer. The market size of "specialized programmers
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9y ago
Unfortunately, not as much as the collective number of people who are willing to pay to send you an email through their platform.
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Cloud Identity
(cloud.google.com)
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9y ago
I don't think that's what a typical software engineer makes. A Level 5 SWE at Google makes that. But that is far from representative of the vast majority of SWEs. More likely, you can afford a $1m mortgage on a double income of $1
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9y ago
Most people who are passionate enough about something to receive these fellowships will take the opportunity to pursue their passion. I had a Shuttleworth Fellowship for 2 years which is very similar to the MacArthur Genius grant. They are
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9y ago
my software was insanely successful. Why is that? Well the answer is not in the realm of computer science. I have always had a user-experience focus to my software. Homebrew cares about the user. When things go wrong with Hom
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Don't many businesses have 'no-traffic' websites?
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My photo organization workflow. https://medium.com/@jmathai/understanding-my-need-for-an-aut... https://medium.com/@jmathai/introducing-elodie-your-personal... https://medium.com/@
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Thanks. Making it more valuable is what I was getting at. I think more time spent with me or my wife doing what they want would help too. Interesting point on finishing what you start in relation to a limited quantity of time. I'll hav
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9y ago
1 hour of watching television feels shorter than 1 hour of jumping on the trampoline. I think you misunderstood my question.
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My point is that there's a small window of time remaining in their day once school is out. And my wife picks them up right after school. Most kids are in after care until 6pm. How can we make the 2 hrs of actual free time he has feel l
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Last night at bedtime my 7yo son (2nd grade) said that he doesn't have enough time to play. Yesterday was a short day that he has once a week and he wished every day was a short day. To be honest, it was really sad to hear him say that
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Twitter threads are still more concise than a long form blog post where you have no limits on the verbosity of your thoughts. Twitter helps me as a writer to communicate more concisely. The same goes for Twitter threads. Also, as others hav
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This would be a really big time saver. I'd say that Travis fails on 10-20% of PRs which pass locally. The main reasons are that I don't run tests locally across different Python versions and my local OS is different from what Trav
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9y ago
> Please note: Preference will be given to especially tall candidates with curly hair.
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CrashPlan is shutting down its cloud backup service for consumers
(theverge.com)
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I agree with regard to cloud services. Google Photos + Google Drive is the killer combo.
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I'm a big proponent of local software but the problem with Apple/iPhoto is that everything is stored in a proprietary database. I think a good compromise is smarts in the cloud vs. local copy. I do this with Google Photos / G
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