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by raghava 7y ago
Thanks for the pointer. I will certainly explore if that works well with a hosted gitlab instance. I understand the value of static code analysis very much. Alas, I cannot start talking about things like cyclomatic complexity of code, or wa
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by raghava 7y ago
> Or ask them "how can we make it so next time we don't have to work all night?" That's a good one; will certainly use it! thanks!
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by raghava 7y ago
hmm, this is useful too! Thanks
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by raghava 7y ago
> Don't try to get everyone's buy in. You won't. > This needs to be enforced from the top. And immediately to stop the bleeding. Yup. Sounds reasonable.
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by raghava 7y ago
hmm, agree. Am still figuring out the way to bring these in, without adding more chaos to an already chaotic system. :)
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by raghava 7y ago
> it is healthy when people leave that aren't on the same growth path or maturity of the organization Yes. That's real!
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by raghava 7y ago
> capacity setting Very interesting. Will surely read it and reach out if questions arise. Thanks!
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by raghava 7y ago
> https://basecamp.com/shapeup Thanks, that's a really useful resource!
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by raghava 7y ago
> Don't look for a silver bullet. Have cut my teeth long enough to know that there's no silver bullet (except in a 'con'sultant's marketing brochure, that is! :D) > Trying to add some kind of process or framew
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by raghava 7y ago
Superb set of points; thanks. Current state: 1. version control [done; branching strategy and flow to be honed] 2. self-hosted gitlab [least of our worries, hasn't hurt to run, so will continue self-hosted] 3. regression has become a s
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Ask HN: Any framework to manage tech debt, increase quality – for small teams
29 points by raghava 7y ago|29 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
What according to you is a qualification to be a CISO, of a bank or a financial institution? I would any day put my money in a bank who has a CISO with such credentials as that of Michael Johnson. He has been an engineer, done R&D, does
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Goodgearguide's interview with developers of MenuetOS (2009)(goodgearguide.com.au)
1 points by raghava 7y ago|0 comments
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by raghava 7y ago
More power to you and your kind! I have been trying this model in India, along with a few of my friends/peers - to hire for junior/intermediate roles and found a great deal of success. Experience and capability, in a way could be
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by raghava 7y ago
> Someone Left a Hatch Open There's strong suspision that it was an act of sabotage. Not sure what turned out post the inquiry.
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by raghava 7y ago
Can containers better fit into this? Will it be better to couple it with a service discovery/publishing too (say consul, to make endpoints of multiple apps easily accessible)? Is there something that does this already, by any chance? (
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by raghava 7y ago
Essentially, a larger grid, involving agent( tech, management ) # assuming management has power over tech worker understanding-of-ML( yes, no ) concerned-about-ethics-and-privacy( yes, no ) The below combinations are worst in terms of ethic
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by raghava 7y ago
> It's hard to keep up with what's legitimate when seemingly everything you do involves a different domain with a different design language and account management process. Seriously, right! https://microsoftazurespon
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by raghava 7y ago
Exactly. This is what I employ as one of the safeguards as well. All important resources accessible only to via a jumpbox, and jumbox itself is only accessible in a VPN.
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by raghava 7y ago
Now a days, pretty much everyone uses an automated resume parser.
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by raghava 7y ago
> HR gatekeepers (who don't have the knowledge to make accurate technical assessments) are effectively searching for a perfect match, rather than someone who could do the job well. IMO, that's just a symptom. The real problem i
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by raghava 8y ago
KaiOS offers a decent package. But unfortunately, there are many things missing yet. - decent crypto base - decent set of apps (with contraints on user/input interfaces) [ as of now, there isn't an email app available yet! ] And p
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by raghava 8y ago
With next-gen speech-to-text (voicea), it is modestly possible. Am sure that could get better by time!
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by raghava 8y ago
> need to justify the headcounts Something similar happened in LinkedIn too I guess. Multiple teams building very similar tools that were on very related problems.
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by raghava 8y ago
This looks pretty neat! Considering that there's a FaaS layer too, which could be used along with the DB layer offering, what degree of vendor-lockin are users getting into? Also, this product seems only targeted at those direly needin
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by raghava 8y ago
> klepto-plutocracy is slowly taking over And it is aided by the perks and privileges that the platform controllers offer (at least, initially) to lure the sheeple in. For a more visual representation of what people see as a future, chec
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by raghava 8y ago
Blockchains Are a Bad Idea (James Mickens) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15RTC22Z2xI I find almost all from GOTO 2018 very insightful. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=goto+2018 esp ones liste
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by raghava 8y ago
Pardon me, but this reminds me of https://www.monkeyuser.com/2018/workaround/ >> numerous things that increase velocity for a large team, but decrease it when the product is just getting started. Irrespectiv
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Ask HN: How do you deal with over-ambitious managers who just push you too hard?
1 points by raghava 8y ago|1 comments
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by raghava 8y ago
I might be missing something, but wasn't this (=> encryption at rest) the case always, and why this post only now? Also, the cautionary note, as given https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazondynamodb/latest/devel

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