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hackits
10y ago
Your mindset is too stuck in the victim mentality. Yes, people are going to better than you, BUT there are also people who are LESS qualified than you! I will tell you a secret most people wont tell you. People with less qualifications than
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hackits
10y ago
I have to disagree with you there. You're taking the passive approach. Go out make a name for yourself in the market place in the field you work in. Do some volunteer work as a example to build up a client base and contact list. Adver
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10y ago
One of the video that can articulate the whole thing better than me is ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM1iUe6IofM ) It was a long winded written rant. I still use OOP but its more or less glorified name spaces with functio
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10y ago
Lets be clear here. What-ever the persons opinion of you should have absolutely no bearing on your professional work, and your relationship between then. I have rude clients, I have smart ass clients. Something is very clear I make it to th
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10y ago
I can attest to this. From personal experience I found websites that would ignore scrappers and just allow me to access their data on their public web-site easier to deal with code wise and time wise. I make the request, you give me the dat
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hackits
10y ago
Worked on a number of different projects clearly from a maintence perspective. From C,C++ mostly around VBS2/VBS3 (Operation Flashpoint) and VSS Simulation systems. Moved on from C/C++ simulation market when the money wasn't
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hackits
10y ago
Let me know when you have a sample up would love to take a look at it.
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10y ago
I tend to find fixed size buffers easier to conceptualize than dynamically allocated buffers. Tend to find that even with most modern language C#/Java I still see developer use fixed size buffer even within enterprise apps. So I think
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hackits
10y ago
From my understanding. v2 I can include x264 either dynamically linked or statically linked into my software and sell the software but wouldn't need to release the source code to my software. If I make any alteration or modification to
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10y ago
Just a outsider note, I've never heard about your book before now or like I say `It popped into existence`. I had a look at the url you posted. Although I couldn't find a sample of your book, let alone a couple of pages to judge i
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10y ago
GPL2 - I give you my time and my work, you can sell it or include it in your product but credit the software package/module in your read-me.txt file and where to find it. By any chance you make modifications please make it available or
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hackits
10y ago
Agreed your point. That is kind of the reason why I'm reluctant to use the GPLV2. If you distribute my software I want you to also honor the license agreement and release your resulting source code. In other words everyone has a gun po
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10y ago
From a person who makes a living selling software I like GPL v3 where I dislike GPL v2. This mostly resolves around that I can offer a proprietary license to the clients for the software in situations they dis-like GPL v3 but it also keeps
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10y ago
If you dont mind me asking, what type of application/webservices do you actually run on the Amazon EC2? I work in the NT, and we have our own self hosted servers using tomcat as the servlet container. Eg.. Spring/Hibernate/ e
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10y ago
Yeah,,, consider yourself lucky that you were never employed by a employer who didn't provide PAYG summary. That is all-ways a interesting conversation with the ATO and your accountant.
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10y ago
I don't see how you can say you're a Software Engineer when you don't have a national accreditation or standards body and peer review processes. Backed by research studies via Empirical evidence. Electronic Engineer, Aircraft
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10y ago
Oh.....
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10y ago
Are you being sarcastic?
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10y ago
Or you can ask them to explain the terms to you by leading by example. If they cannot articulate the terms or the terminology ask them to strike out the clause because both parties don't understand the terminology. Just because somebod
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10y ago
Turns out the May 2017 budget has been announced and the headlines are: `The federal government has given the go-ahead for a scheme in which the private sector would be given access to cheap capital in return for building more community hou
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10y ago
btw the prior comment was a bit of sarcasm. I sometimes wonder about the bubble prices and just conclude there is something else going on in the macro level that I'm un-aware off. A lot of the fundermental concepts such as supply and
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10y ago
What do you mean it had a wake-up call in 2008? Looking at the data its surpassed 2008 prior levels! https://mhanson.com/2-1-hanson-house-prices-main-street-bubb... It's like the world collectively said `Yeah this is b
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10y ago
You don't know Australian psyche that housing double's in price every 7 years and the safest investment you can ever make and you will never lose money. Idiotic, illogical, but that's the country I live in.
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10y ago
When the company I was working for transitioned to the Czech Republic, they wanted to convert our pay over to the Czech koruna 1-1 conversion (laughter). At the time all the CEO/CIO where all getting paid in Euro's. They made it o
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10y ago
Wait until the May 2017 budget. The government may announce co-payment or tax incentive to keep the system going. For my situation I will jump and purchase a new house if I can deduct interest repayment from my taxable income. It would leve
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10y ago
That will probably be pushed back when the baby boomers start retiring and the super funds come under pressure with more people withdrawing than members contributing. This is kind of a pet hate I have. Super funds only make sense when you h
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10y ago
I'm from Australia and here is my pet hate. Over here we have compulsory Superannuation Funds where 9-10% of your salary is deposited into your superannuation fund of your choice. Although you cannot access the superannuation fund unti
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10y ago
I found clients love having their questions in form of 'Y' in leading columns before the data. Such as, `Products shipped more than 250,000`, 'Products still in stock', 'Products in transit'. It allows them to
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10y ago
Hiding hours gives a wrong impression of how long a certain job will take and how much work is really involved. Same situation I see in large organisations and developers working long hours to get a project done because they've under-q
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10y ago
I would say you're sending a clear message to the client with (2) that you don't value your time. Bill them from the moment you start to the moment you end. This is inclusive of all meetings and correspondence you have with them.
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