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PII Redaction: Protect Sensitive Information
tl;dr: Identify and remove personal data such as addresses, phone numbers, and credit card details from your transcripts. Now available in 47 additional languages.featured in #538
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Hiring (And Managing) Cracked Engineers
- Charles Cook tl;dr: When we say cracked, we mean people who: (1) Take extreme ownership of ideas. (2) Stay optimistic at all times. (3) Make people feel excited and energized. (4) Behave in a completely authentic way. (5) Apply themselves to the craft. Charles outlines how to manage such reports.featured in #537
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Categories Of Leadership On Technical Teams
- Ben Kuhn tl;dr: “Recently I’ve been having a lot of conversations about how to structure and staff teams. One framework I’ve referenced repeatedly is to break down team leadership into a few different categories of responsibility.” Ben shares what these are and why he finds it useful.featured in #536
Security Questions To Consider For Your Next Project Using Speech
- Miki Fukushima Jesse Sumrak tl;dr: Speech-to-Text Security All security revolves around three fundamental problems: confidentiality, integrity, and availability. See the top foundational security questions to consider for your next project using speech.featured in #536