xenity7

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   by xenity7 10y ago

   I love Babylon 5 so I appreciate the thrust of this article, but I'm not really sure what he evidence is that it's under appreciated. Most people who like science fiction TV know and love Babylon 5.
2. 32.▲
   by xenity7 10y ago

   It's difficult for me to understand how these types of things (specifically, the order by California to halt testing of self driving cars) can happen at a company as ostensibly as sophisticated as Uber. There are two possibilities: 1)
3. 33.▲
   by xenity7 10y ago

   A lot of this is pretty typical data warehouse stuff, but I really like the concept of allowing "anyone" to creat ETL jobs rather than relying on a more strict segregation of duties. I've had the most success allowing free ac
4. 34.▲
   by xenity7 10y ago

   I agree with you that often the consultant gets nothing out of the NDA (bar the case where the consultant is sharing a proprietary method). Larger consulting firms actually often include their own form of NDA in engagement letters forbiddin
5. 35.▲
   by xenity7 10y ago

   This isn't good advice in general - sure, in this situation you happened to have all the leverage because you were developing a core product of the company they needed to own to raise funding, but that's a corner case. It's