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by ssss11 5y ago
It depends on the context I think - big or small company, personalities at the top, internal politics… In the planning there definitely does need to be someone with the technical understanding on both sides giving input though. An architect
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by ssss11 5y ago
There needs to be a transition project headed up by influential leaders, and they need to set out the synergy goals - things like what important services or features are key, which side will lead important aspects in the future etc… Without
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by ssss11 5y ago
There is probably many definitions but that’s my opinion. E.g. a TPM with a data centre project should know about data centre physical security, aisles, enclosures, peering, power, cooling etc. I think they should “know about” the technical
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by ssss11 5y ago
They understand technical topics well, what’s required to implement them and what the risks and rough timeframes are to achieve them. On top of regular project manager knowledge.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I came across Radicle the other day (yes, blockchain and no, this isn’t a plug) and I thought it was an interesting idea - to decentralise the co-ordination of coding. I guess downtime is a thing of the past when the git servers are running
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by ssss11 5y ago
This is Hedera hashgraph blockchain (HBAR)
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by ssss11 5y ago
TLDR: .DS_Store files are Desktop Services Stores, containing that folder’s custom attributes, things like icon positions, and in more recent versions of macOS custom settings for the display of file metadata. Among the most important for s
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by ssss11 5y ago
While google search is the best search engine, I’d like to see research on what % of the large google search pie piece is simply non-tech savvy people who have never changed the default. As an example, my folks think google search is the br
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by ssss11 5y ago
How does this even get published let alone at WSJ. It’s that cliched person in the office who is clueless of what IT does.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I don’t like ads but also accept some ads are required. What I think shouldn’t exist is targeted ads - call them tailored or whatever the hell you like, but ads should be a static ad for a company/product just like they were on billboa
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by ssss11 5y ago
As an aside - the way this article scrolls and the maps are absolutely beautiful.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Some sort of investing.. it compounds over time, you only need to put a little bit in each time but do it consistently.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I feel like it was early 2000’s when JavaScript tools became a thing… jquery and it’s predecessors. I’ve found in tech that roles are constantly expanding, for many or all areas.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I think it’s quite common to be upfront that you didn’t work for a period (date A to date B) but usually put a simple entry in for what you did do (if possible of course!) E.g Feb 2019 - Nov 2019: travelling across Europe Or Dec 2019 - Feb
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by ssss11 5y ago
My 2 cents: if you have a good relationship with your manager and you think they are a good manager I’d stay, but I’d tell them that I’m stressed with the situation and feel that we’ve lost a lot of the know how while I’m still new - they s
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by ssss11 5y ago
I’ve done it twice - moving overseas and moving back again. I did enjoy some travel however it is REALLY difficult getting a job without having a job when you do want to look again. I also spent way too much time stressing about it while I
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by ssss11 5y ago
That brings back memories!!!
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by ssss11 5y ago
You’re right - that’s a no brainer everyone should be doing, but we don’t.
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by ssss11 5y ago
Pay walled unfortunately. Regardless of whether the internet broke brand loyalty, do brands think they’ll earn it back by surveilling our every move online?
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by ssss11 5y ago
Awesome :D
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by ssss11 5y ago
From one individual user’s perspective - card upfront trials mean that there’s a good chance either (a) I don’t want the product but will be unable to cancel the account due to dark ux/cx or (b) I’ll forget about the trial period and b
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by ssss11 5y ago
I just came across CoinSutra in which the article I read about Lido seemed very level headed and refreshing. Otherwise I generally read CoinTelegraph but it can get very bullish at times.
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by ssss11 5y ago
I found I disliked people problems, I missed being involved in technical work (at all) but I loved strategic thinking and decision making. I agree with others that the people around you supporting you are important - it gets political. I en
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by ssss11 5y ago
Paywalled
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by ssss11 5y ago
Agreed, but it almost feels like a media campaign by big co’s to show they need to bring us back to the office. Why do I keep seeing articles about working two jobs?! Surely the percent of people doing it is so low that this is being blown
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by ssss11 5y ago
Is this for small law firms or for non-law firms’ general counsel teams? Large law firms generally have practice management systems that enable master workflow and document management systems for the files, and eDiscovery systems for the se
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by ssss11 5y ago
For personal - Trello boards per subject. For work - paper. Cross an item out when it’s done.
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by ssss11 5y ago
There’s nothing “evolving” about it. People don’t want targeted ads, never did, and if companies don’t listen we will stop being their customer (or in fb’s case their product)
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by ssss11 5y ago
Maybe generally it changed to align with “storage” and “network” as the other building block of the cloud model
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by ssss11 5y ago
Yep. Last means you have nowhere to put your bag.

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