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Take a look at https://whoishiring.io/search/34.2614/-38.8137/2?source=hn It started off as a map of the Who is hiring threads a few years ago and now actually pulls from a number of sources. It's not p
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Being jewish isn't a problem in Turkey in general. In Southeast Turkey (Kars, Van etc) it's probably more of a concern if you're Kurdish due to historical tensions with the PKK and Kurds in general.
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It definitely depends on the company. There are a few companies that are pretty fast to update including Github. Many are ok like Twilio, Atlassian, and Mailgun (not super-fast but definitely updated pretty consistently). Then it follows
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I worked at a small company that laid off everyone in dev and project management that had worked there for longer than a year (they had decided to do a full rewrite and outsource it to a vendor with industry knowledge. That hasn't turn
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For webapps you would use a reverse proxy such as nginx or haproxy and replace your application page by page. Then configure the reverse proxy to send all requests to /home to go to the new stack and all other requests go to the old st
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You should be looking to get around 8 hours of sleep a day to feel normal and awake. If you want to be a morning person there are a few rules of thumb that I follow. You should have an alarm for the same time every day of the week. Sleepin
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Well the easy way is to have a monorepo, but it sounds like that's not a possibility in your case. It may make sense to have a separate repo where you keep your PO files or whatever you're using and just import that repo into eac
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Objectively, I would say that the problem you struggled with this morning should be doable by someone in comp sci 102 (and probably comp sci 101). That you're struggling with something like this, suggests that you're very out of p
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Stack Overflow had an article taking about how they did translations for their web app, which I found useful: https://nickcraver.com/blog/2016/05/03/stack-overflow-how-we... As someone who has done a few
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If you're actually interested there are a few companies taking this on such as Athenahealth and DrChrono, both EHRs for small to mid-sized companies. Or if you want to focus on healthcare billing, you should check out Cedar, which focu
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Jenkins is essentially a managed remote code execution engine. It can pretty much do anything you want it to
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These are very common problems to have, even with large teams that include project managers. The first problem is prioritization. One way to deal with this is to do a weekly meeting to hash out the product roadmap and prioritization. If you
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I'm going to focus on the US since that's what I'm most familiar with. The generalities will translate to other locations such as the EU, but the specifics will be off. 1) As others have mentioned the transition from engineer
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It's probably not a security concern yet, but definitely take it as a sign that it's a disfunctional organization. Likewise, stop thinking of Kissmetrics/Space Pencil as a long term partner. The only other times I've se
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In 95% of companies PIPs are there as a required step before during someone with no chance that the person can save their job. Hell, I'd bet that a good chunk of companies push them out before the 30 days by ensuring that something bad
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Lazy FPU vulnerability disclosed(access.redhat.com)
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Consulting and project/product management do teach these skills frequently. Additionally, the senior people at your company can probably discuss this at length, especially if they've worked at large companies (look for people 40+
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When evaluating projects for business projects, I'm going to look at github stars as a rough indicator of popularity and community. The larger the number of stars, the less likely the project will be abandoned, and the more likely it
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I'm pretty sure you're being facetious, but I'll answer anyway for anyone reading this that doesn't get it. There was a great article a few years back talking about how mainframes and the cloud were similar architectures
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I've never heard of one doing so. I'd attribute it to a few things: 1) modern tech companies already have a workforce that's familiar with the cloud and modern technologies. They're unlikely to have many employees with
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I think the more likely benefit is that pretty much every engineer knows git, it has become the de-facto standard even if other alternatives like Mercurial are easier to learn and use. In terms of onboarding new engineers, this probably sav
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The implication is that because the founder owns so much of the company, there are very few options left to the investors to correct this behavior. Here the options are to not invest in a new round or bring a lawsuit. At a normal company,
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Yes it's misleading. However, the point is that before now these giveaways weren't calculated. In many cases, this has lead to governments giving away more in tax benefits than they receive. The classic example are sorts stadiums.
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Most email providers do offer encryption in transit and at rest email. Email sent by any modern provider is sent over TLS. As proof both Gmail and office365 are HIPAA compliant. There are also additional protections such as DKIM that can
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So I don't even need that much (although I do use nesting groups for other things). The problem is that while Gmail is hipaa-compliant, groups is not. HIPAA considers any personal health information INCLUDING account ids, names, etc
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I mainly use the admin console (and that's where I would prefer the controls to be). Right now to update group permissions I use the admin console to go into the google groups console and then update the permissions there (as far as I
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I'd be fine with just an alias to a group of emails. A use case is that a customer service rep finds out that there is an issues with a patient's data. They can't forward a request to a business operations team to look into t
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Google Groups is the pain point of using GSuite. It's not HIPAA compliant, so only about a third of the company can use groups and everyone else uses workarounds. Security controls as mentioned in the article. Really I just want alia
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Probably the best thing you can do is start collecting data around the quality of the hires, and who interviewed them/hired them/etc. You should see that some people are better at hiring than others (yes, this is a skill). Start
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You should talk to a few lawyers at different law firms and get a free consultation. You should get a sense of a few approaches, the likelihood that you'll see some money, etc. Think of it almost like planning poker in agile where you&

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