momirlan

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by momirlan 6y ago
Rubbish. I was in IT 30 years, and it was all about surviving BS projects which inevitably were declared a "success" if they achieved 5% of the promised functionality. Numbers, performance ? What a joke. Yet I made a good income i
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by momirlan 6y ago
Amazon became just a bazaar, no quality products, actually mostly chinese fakes. Same way for reviews
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by momirlan 6y ago
now i figured why i creep people out
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5G and Coronavirus – Latest from NIH(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
2 points by momirlan 6y ago|0 comments
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by momirlan 6y ago
nice prank
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by momirlan 6y ago
beautifully written. and your first illustration sets a new high standard in visual design, i absolutely loved it.
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by momirlan 7y ago
same here: AWS refunded extra charges for unintentional mistakes, GCP went ahead and charged me without bothering to listen.
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by momirlan 7y ago
probably one of the objects most washed up on the shores of the planet. creates piles of indestructible garbage
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by momirlan 7y ago
why are you wasting your time reading it, if you have so many important problems to solve ? and why devote your important time to respond to it, and judge it from your high vantage point ? please carry on saving the world, we're relyin
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by momirlan 7y ago
laser writing to retina sounds like an awful idea. at least change the marketing
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China to inject record 1.2T yuan but please mind the details(heisenbergreport.com)
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by momirlan 7y ago
this is the story of the survivor, anyway
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by momirlan 7y ago
in my times, we used to go to the library to read books, wonder if that is still the attraction
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by momirlan 7y ago
yup, if you have infinite time hadoop will fit the bill nicely. but looking at the cost/skills to operate, maybe Elasticsearch is still the better offering
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by momirlan 7y ago
wish that worked for me. one thing that kept me going without effort was "Duolinguo". this clever language learning app has a points system and system of leagues where you move up if you are among the first 10 in a cohort. for com
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by momirlan 7y ago
the "automatic" adjective is what the problem is. i had the exact same experience. i expect an "automatic" refund. i had to search my order, and notice the comment, as if the refund is optional. any other companies would
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by momirlan 7y ago
Uhhh....no
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by momirlan 7y ago
Rediscovering the wheel much ? You guys are starting again like 30 years ago, with simple queries and think all that was built is overkill. When you mature and get into complex analytics and joining data from 20 sources you will understand
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by momirlan 8y ago
You need to ask for a pay rise. $125,000 is nothing these days. A regular developer makes that much.
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by momirlan 8y ago
It's a common setup in Canada. I paid corporation tax once for money left over in the company account, but that is just cost of doing business for me. Once I have the 6 months of salaries, I just roll it over year over year with no mor
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by momirlan 8y ago
I have been a freelancer for 24 years, and had this problem. Here's how I solved it. I incorporated my business, and I am an employee. My corporation pays me a stable amount, so I'm not worried. When I put the business hat on, I m