outsourcing

Think of using recruiters as 'outsourcing acquisition', it has all the upsides and the downsides associated with all other forms of outsourcing.

Is there a better way to have fast-loading comments than outsourcing them to Twitter/HN or Discus?

Usually someone (business person) without technical knowledge hired the cheapest outsourcing they can find.

We've saved ourselves a lot of hassle implementing application integration solutions by outsourcing domain-specific number crunching/mapping to a spreadsheet in our integration platform.

I'd pay $10 to $20+ / month for high volume, high bandwidth, cheap image hosting outsourcing with a great API.

Everyone has experience with say, math profs with indecipherable accents, crappy Indian outsourcing firms, or the QA department that's entirely staffed with low-skill imports.

They destroy people's lives (outsourcing) and pollute the land (externalisation).

And that is where outsourcing and H1B comes in.

One of the biggest changes I had seen at Microsoft (in my last few years at Microsoft) was the excessive reliance on outsourcing.

However, imo, today's Microsoft does too much outsourcing.

What makes Ethereum interesting is that it creates a public, decentralized infrastructure for standardized outsourcing of third-party verifiers for each conditional precursor of a contract, and each subsequent obligation.

Well, that's the very definition of outsourcing!

They want to live in a country with a strong middle class..." Let's ruin the previous middle class with outsourcing and replace it...

Shared hosting can be more secure than most self configured dedicated hosting options, simply because the hosting providers "cares" about the security in the former while outsourcing the risk to you for the most part in the latter.

But there's a weird corporate dance going on with "solutions" companies like IBM and Accenture, who subcontract through overseas outsourcing firms (sometimes derogatorily called "body shops"), who in turn use the H1B program to bring over some of their staff to the U.

> outsourcing of third-party verifiers Since people using the network will be in control of constructing their own contracts, they will have an incentive to draft the contract in such a way as to make sure they'll have control over this "outside verifier"; it could even be same company which it chooses to be the "verifier".