cosmodisk

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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Math is the purest form of art humans can produce.I'd say one can learn a fair bit of it on his own and be relatively knowledgeable,but..There are many many things in math that are not just mind boggling,but also so difficult that unle
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Math,queen and servant of science..
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
In the country where I come from,we've got a very popular online news website. comments are are split into two categories: registered (facebook,google+) and anonymous. Users also have an ability to upvote/downvote or flag comments
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
A lot of people don't get this. When I tell I like companies, everyone's fine.When I say I equally like being on my own, a lot of people get funny about it. I could sit in a room just with myself for weeks and I'd be fine and
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
While obviously it is much better than the likes of Daily Mail,it is still far far from being really good. A lot of articles are often opinionated and present journalist's opinion in a much stronger way than the facts themselves. Also,
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
I do read it quite often, however I would never ever pay a penny for it until it opens up comments under all the articles and not just some vanilla news,where you can be pretty sure there won't be much of a debate. There many ways to
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
100% agree. Linux is great for developers or server admins but when it comes to an average Joe from the office,it is 20 years behind windows. It may look similar,it may feel a little similar but it is not.Most of the apps are complete shit,
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Publicly available pricing won't solve it all,as it can't be always easy to define how much a treatment would cost without actually doing it,however it would benefit a lot to ensure better prices.There must be a very strong lobbyi
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Not suprised.We used to have customer purchasing our services on a credit provided by a finance company,then cancelling and demanding full amount to be translated to their bank accounts... It usually take a bit of time for people to get it.
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
As someone who lived only countries with free public health service,these numbers are appalling.Not the numbers per se but rather lack of competition between healthcare providers.
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
And the best is when the cowards send an SMS instead of just saying it face to face..
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
I've got a connection on LinkedIn, he's a technical guy turned recruiter. He knows the platform he's specialising on pretty well,can talk to devs the same language as opposed to some random guy who doesn't even know half
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
I work with Salesforce and here's the reality: they are as closed source as possible. 'No software' logo and marketing campaign was targeting sales and marketing people with an appealing idea that they no longer need to rely
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Get an average person into a room, interrogate for hour or days,if necessary, and ultimately, the vast majority would confess to anything just for the sake of ending it. There are many tricks in a hat to do so+ decades of experience within
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Vendor lock-in isn't something anyone, especially at C-level should be ignoring. Yes, there are things to be gained and money to be made,but one should always have some sort of alternative,just in case. I happen to be in a business,whi
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
I may be a bit paranoid but I don't think I'd ever buy something like Echo... Every single command,ask nad sneeze can be sent back to the mothership to analyse...I,'ve already got google for that,no need one more...
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
What I find fascinating is that a good number of people discussing this could probably have equally interesting discussions on Java or algorithms,which won't be same on your average history forum...
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Also, don't forget that development is pretty difficult job on its own,so as soon as it becomes a commodity,people will stop training and applying for these jobs,as there are plenty other jobs that are easier to do and pay the same.
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
However,the reality is that most people simply can't do it. Take an average office and try to teach everyone how to code. after a month, 99% will know how to output text to console, 10% would probably be able to write a loop or two and
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
And yet, despite all the difficulties, most job ads just look more or less the same- 3 pages of tech requirements, a ton of self praise about the company and 3 lines about what successful applicant would get: bean bag in the corner, Foosbal
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
There's a lot of them out there.. However, if a company wants something more sophisticated,like process automation, integrations and similar bells and whistles, it will end up being either Salesforce or MS Dynamics.Most other CRMs are
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
Disagree. University education is not just about learning how to do something,but more about developing yourself as a person and those additional courses are necessary. CS graduates with little to no exposure to other areas or fields are us
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by cosmodisk 8y ago
While the numbers are impressive,this kind of stuff can be easily done to a lot of companies. If a company lacks proper PO system or things often get done in excel instead of CRM/ERP or similar software, it's pretty tricky to chas