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by relaunched 4y ago
False. Teams is a very useful tool and continues to get better all the time. Albeit, it's much better if you are already in the Microsoft ecosystem - but, that's probably on purpose.
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by relaunched 4y ago
There isn't much here to go off of, but a few questions come to mind: What type of masters is she/he going for? Which schools are they applying to? Many schools / programs that you would know, in the US, especially coming fro
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by relaunched 4y ago
Find a remote job with a major tech company / startup. Then, move to Germany. There is very little reason to trade location for salary in this day and age, especially with the hunt for talent and the movement to work remotely. I'm
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by relaunched 4y ago
The broker model has a yes out in the transportation industry, before Uber and Lyft were a twinkle in someones eye. It's a low margin business and has gained efficiency through tech. Once we understand that the gross margins are probab
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by relaunched 4y ago
I'd apply to be seen at the Mayo or Cleveland clinic. While it sucks that there is a patient selection process, once you are in, they can line everything up, over a a few days, and get you an answer - at least all the testing will be d
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by relaunched 4y ago
I'm specifically exploring whether or not the ability to run queries quickly would be of value to a hunt-type situation - or more generally speaking, are enterprises losing out because complex queries take too long to run. Selfishly, I
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Ask HN: Are faster queries on your SIEM a vitamin or a painkiller?
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by relaunched 4y ago
Many mature companies are freezing net headcount, but still backfilling positions. Others are instituting temporary hiring freezes. Others are laying people off. In the startup space, many companies were raising money on valuations equal to
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by relaunched 4y ago
The Federal Reserve only has a couple of tools at their disposal. They can: adjust the Fed Funds rate: which is used as a target interest rate for many savings / lending instruments Bank reserve rates: How much cash banks have to hold
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by relaunched 4y ago
Prior to a federated identity solution, I'd suggest a corporate / enterprise ready password manager. Check 1Pass or LastPass.
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by relaunched 4y ago
My exposure is primarily through growth and income mutual funds, domestic and international. I'm continuing to make monthly contributions and trying not to check my balances.
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by relaunched 4y ago
Can you site any sources supporting your claim?
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What Top SaaS Salespeople Make(saastr.com)
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Triple Point of Water – See water in 3 states at once(youtube.com)
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by relaunched 4y ago
FedRAMP's tediousness really depends on your organizations level of adherence to a well-governed, mature security, risk and compliance program. If you are a startup that's just been building stuff and selling it to customers, FedR
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Evidence that life flashes before the eyes upon death(hyperallergic.com)
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by relaunched 4y ago
The body does a lot of very interesting things just before you die. Hospice nurses will tell you that bedridden people, who haven't spoken in days, will get up and seem back to normal. Apparently, the body floods itself with hormones t
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Evidence that life flashes before the eyes upon death(hyperallergic.com)
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by relaunched 5y ago
Some contracts include contract-to-hire provisions. In other cases, b/c of the total value of the customer relationship, the cost of the customer poaching is just a cost of doing business. Other times, a small contacting firm is stuck
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by relaunched 5y ago
Thank you for the context. Do you have any recommendations as to where I can learn more about the state of the art in this space?
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by relaunched 5y ago
nerds like nerd knobs... not sure customization has a mass market appeal. I also fundamentally disagree with the sentiment that the general public cares about privacy... though nerds do. Good luck!
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by relaunched 5y ago
I've been in the security field a while, what exactly do you mean by provably secure?
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by relaunched 5y ago
Call center fraud is a huge and pervasive problem. The use of 3rd party call centers, all over the world, have added additional complexity to address it.
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Ask HN: Have you bought something expensive on eBay with confidence?
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by relaunched 5y ago
Security roles are really hard. Assessor's that aren't just tool operators. Security architects that can threat model and deliver requirements, in the design phase. Anyone that has intersectional experience between security and ex
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by relaunched 5y ago
Adam? I was just having this conversation at work. I've also been told. that the ISP's will prorate the fees if you sign a contract. If it gets you business grade gigabit, it might be worth it.
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by relaunched 5y ago
The US has been tip-toeing around the idea of responding to a cyber attack with a kinetic response. Depending on the nature and impact of an attack, I believe it could provoke proportional kinetic response.
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by relaunched 5y ago
Please look into cureforviolet.com I'd even reach out to David and talk to him about it. His daughter was diagnosed with GM1. He used his media skills to tell her story, worked with the leading nonprofit in the space, reached out to bi
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by relaunched 5y ago
I love the post. I smiled quite a lot, not only because of the stories themselves, but because of my own childhood tomfoolery, oftentimes including my childhood best friend.
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by relaunched 5y ago
Yes. But, the machine doesn't care. The startup ecosystem is the prime example of the golden rule - "He who has the gold, makes the rules." Startups are very much like President Trump's administration. Everyone is all in

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