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I kind of get what you mean, but you don't provide a good example. The first question is what are the specific technologies and why are they involved? If you take some outdated version of Java, this could be interpreted as teaching you
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My CS undergrad in the UK circa 2001 covered the items you mentioned in the first course. The second course was similar to http://www.inf.unibz.it/~artale/DB2/db2-course.htm . With UK degrees there is limited abili
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>> On a different note, what has been the value of "creative posts" and even "creative name for your blog" for you? Why do we name anything? There are many reasons, but it's important to distinguish your site
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>> What kinds of tasks? Who's they? They is whatever service you are signed up to that is outside of your control. "Takes it all away" I think is really meant to mean a multitude of things. At the worst end is the servi
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Does the management, or the quantitative performance of the company, agree with you here? I'm somewhat dubious given how frequently this occurs, but ideally I think you'd want some really long-term study that looks at both the lay
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You could integrate with something like Ping Federate. Then customers configure their identity provider to connect to your Ping Federate instance. I've seen the workflow for the support team to enable customers and it's not terrib
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You could look at getting out of the hosting game by providing a "bring your own hosting option". Then everyone is happy. If you have a good tool that doesn't resonate with individuals, you then have the option to pivot to pr
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It's worth noting that these low-code solutions indirectly drive usage of the SaaS products that Capterra lists and analyzes.
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>> architects are fun killers! I strongly disagree with this. Fun killers are working late nights to remedy poor planning, or getting paged multiple times every night because people didn't make informed choices. It kills the fun
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Can you post model numbers? I've never had good experiences with Crucial SSDs (internal or exteral) compared to Samsung, SanDisk and Intel. I've always bought the higher end models and not run an M.2 SSD in a small external enclos
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This is nothing like community college. Community colleges are held to some reasonable level of accountability. It's unlikely that they are going to be leading edge, or trendy, but you know that people learning some critical skills to
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It's a risk/reward situation. I hope we find better options, but it seems like a really delicate situation. The studies in this area always seem really small, but the problem seems much bigger. I think people attribute failure to
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Get tested and find a course of action that aligns to your goals. An endocrinologist, or urologist with specialization in male infertility are critical in the context of the original post (male-factor infertility.) Many TRT regimens are not
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Many TRT regimens are counter to healthy sperm. Drugs like anastrozole or clomid are sometimes used along with HCG depending on the circumstances.
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I'm curious about Japan, surveillance, and cybersecurity. Are there any good reads on this combination of topics?
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No, but a better answer is probably that the relationships are different. As with most HN advice it's completely contextual. Close friends from before the transitionary period are still people I can connect with to a large extent. Not
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I'm skeptical too, but at the very least this gets buzz with somewhat limited development and maintenance effort. Summarizing your content and building personal models is expensive, hard to debug and support, and it opens the possibili
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>> I became CTO so I can solve this mess properly, I don’t hire devops, I hire infra engineers, build engineers, release engineers and: backend engineers. This makes a lot of sense, but you need to realize that this is only a tiny par
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Lots of people only look at data. A crippled mobile version that permit read access is good for an awful lot of people. Let's look at pharma. They have a ton of sales reps and relatively few people in tech roles supporting them. Simila
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I wasn't trying to blame the users. It's more a situation that you have to spend time managing. Many of the problems and situations can be understood ahead of time, but people avoid the early investments needed to smooth them out
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I think they mean "at scale" to refer to a large number of users. Any service with a significantly large number of users is going to have a lot of people with limited technical aptitude that can't setup 2FA, lose access when
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It depends on the reason. If it was an old pharma company with expiring patents and no pipeline of new products to immediately replace them then that's a bad place to be. It's not as big a problem when it's a company that&#x2
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You should flesh out your your own docs before showing it off. For the people that are buying documentation products they are comparing your product to many others including open source tools which come with substantially more evolved demon
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I don't take "unicorn scale" to mean "stable, reliable, and dependable" in the context of the original post. You seem to be a reasonable person that values building "stable, reliable, and dependable" syste
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Other teams may be able to add headcount, but my experience with big companies is that the organization wants to manage the number of tenured people, and people who are now sitting in non-terminal levels. Given how many people externally ar
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>>> why does IOS, Andriod, ect each have there own API gateway vs sharing one You need to be aware of some lifecycle aspects when dealing with first versus third-party clients. If you don't have experience with third-party bei
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This is not the reality when you go into most organizations. It may have started like that but a few cases of "just one more call" result in the client making a load of calls at startup followed by many others when user navigates
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All of the big companies have armies of lawyers deeply familiar with these laws and regulations. They make their engineering teams implement processes to mitigate the issues with storage and processing. Examples: replacing/removing ext
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They publish research updates like https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/group/experimentati... .
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This is not a surprise for anyone that has been using Windows under Parallels on an M1 Mac. What's important is for the real experience to be match the benchmark and it seems to fly for core office/productivity tasks. I setup a VM

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