m23khan

12 ms·

61.
by m23khan 7y ago
Just stop please. If you are a IT leader and reading this, do us technical workers a favor and just stop. Please get a life outside of work to satisfy your slave leader/world conquerer appetite instead. As a developer, I am really gett
62.
by m23khan 7y ago
so far what seems to capture people's imagination is news about automation taking work of IT workers/developers as well as jobs belonging to service industry and manual/labor intensive jobs. However, the game changer will be
63.
by m23khan 7y ago
Frankly, I find Kotlin syntax a lot more meaningful as it contains much less boilerplate code than Java. And the same time, though, I believe Kotlin can only be truly appreciated if you are coming in from experience with Java. The thing I f
64.
by m23khan 7y ago
well, for sure the owner would have town's monopoly in the bar business.
65.
by m23khan 7y ago
I wonder if Google’s project Sidewalk Labs in Toronto would be affected as well.
66.
by m23khan 7y ago
google has been making lots of typical corporate moves lately.
67.
by m23khan 7y ago
good point!
68.
by m23khan 7y ago
This is rather interesting development. Just last week I saw similar feature in IBM Watson being demoed on IBM Cloud. And now AWS Sagemaker has this capability. Does this mean that going forward, for small-to-mid size IT companies and Corpo
69.
by m23khan 7y ago
the preacher in me is saying: you have no idea how good you have it - here I am stuck with ‘high end’ market rate working in corporate IT making probably 1/3 or even less than high end FAANG salary with mortgage and kids. I have no ide
70.
by m23khan 7y ago
ah, so there is a good career ladder for us IT folks :-)
71.
by m23khan 7y ago
It's OK - if your partner really wants one and somehow you can afford, go for it. If not, than don't. No point of complaining or badmouthing (or promoting) diamonds. EDIT: wow, quiet a few downvotes (was expecting). Anyways, allow
72.
by m23khan 7y ago
question: Is transporting cargo via airplanes more environmentally friendly than ships? Because, one thought comes to my mind: If speed of ships go down, then airplane cargo industry would probably benefit. So, I am not sure if this move wo
73.
by m23khan 7y ago
I really appreciate people (amateurs and professionals) who take time to make explanation of mathematics concepts simpler and easier to understand -- even for layman just familiar with basic primary school maths. Because of such people effo
74.
by m23khan 7y ago
All I hope for is Google to settle this amicably with the discontented employees and at same time not upset their clients. Because, actions in both extreme would set a bad precedent for a tech giant like Google: Extreme 1 - Fire the employe
75.
by m23khan 7y ago
well they have had an amazing run since 2001 - and during that time, they have grown to be a huge enterprise comprising of all services under the Google brand plus others such as Youtube. Extending into OS, some hardware, etc. Still, 23% is
76.
by m23khan 7y ago
I am sure in 2-3 decades eating meat in West / developed World would either become prohibitively expensive like caviar or it would be outlawed. It seems that nowadays humans want to completely redefine what is humanity - all social, cu
77.
by m23khan 7y ago
from what I understand, the name of the language is Klub - which translates to Dog. And the example showcases implementation of fibonacci sequence and calling it with 10 as parameter. A nice, straightforward syntax indeed! Although I don’t
78.
by m23khan 7y ago
ah, that is a nice movie but no, this is from early 1990s (or maybe late 1980s). The premise was kinda similar to Stuart Little but I remember there were multiple mice who were able to talk to each other, some toy car driving scene and a bo
79.
by m23khan 7y ago
vim is definitely a great tool especially when you are editing/developing/viewing scripts within Linux. However, as soon as you start writing anything beyond one-file scripts, better move over to proper IDE, IMHO.
80.
by m23khan 7y ago
This is pretty cool. Reminds me of a movie I saw in early 1990s as a kid where there are rats who drive toy cars. If only I could remember the name!
81.
by m23khan 7y ago
Frankly speaking, the amount of steps a customer has to go through to ensure quality from Amazon -- check out reviews for buyers, cross check prices to ensure you are not getting ripped off, check out estimated delivery times, and then as t
82.
by m23khan 7y ago
Frankly speaking, I don't have MBA nor am I in Management. Infact, I can't afford to get MBA. But as a Developer, even I recognize the need for MBA grads from elite schools especially as Company scales in size. You can definitely
83.
by m23khan 7y ago
deleted.
84.
by m23khan 7y ago
the most basic pagers can only receive callback number. More advanced ones have additional features to display text messages as well.
85.
by m23khan 7y ago
question - what do Saudis gain from inflating their production capacity and oil reserves? Do they want to come across as some sort of superpower / critical country based on their reserves -- to continue getting preferential treatment f
86.
by m23khan 7y ago
global economy is slowing down, it’s not just India.
87.
by m23khan 7y ago
While it is good to move away from plastic, instead of discontinue, can no other construction material be picked up? I have seen 'biodegradable' plastic being used to make water bottles... Wood would be a great choice but I reckon
88.
by m23khan 7y ago
dumb question: what can scientists do with this besides studying the DNA data? Can they now clone that animal?
89.
by m23khan 7y ago
I am sorry but as Canadian, I don't see much point of development in Canada's North. That part of Country is simply unsustainable for human settlement and whatever is there currently is on back off massive amount of investment in
90.
by m23khan 7y ago
I understand but the whole start off your day slow, be dainty in the morning, etc does not fly well in IT industry I have seen. People seem to rush to work, I would estimate majority either just grab some breakfast on the way or skip it and

More ›