payamb

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   by payamb 11y ago

   That's ture, But on the other side you get to enjoy the vibe of London i suppose. I'm already decided to move to London , But i don't know if the recruiter i'm working with is not good, Or the average PHP dev salary is l
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   Ask HN: Average Salary for PHP Dev in London?

   33 points by payamb 11y ago|54 comments
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   by payamb 11y ago

   SEEKING WORK Location: Manchester, UK Remote: Yes Email payam@babaee.co.uk PHP Developer \ MVC Frameworks \ Design Patterns \ Redis \ Elastic Search \ Geo Coding \ with hands on managing bunch of servers in AWS \ Google cloud
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   by payamb 11y ago

   Its legal ( In the UK at least )
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   by payamb 11y ago

   Start with mushrooms first, I always grow mine http://azarius.net/smartshop/magic-mushrooms/grow-kits/mushr... ( Note : You can buy it from different sources online, this is just a link, no affiliation ) Its
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   by payamb 11y ago

   Hey, I'm a Web developer living in UK, and English is not my first language, I can speak okay and also i'm studying to speak fluently. Iv'e been working in the industry for past 6 years, Considering i'm not a native spea
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   by payamb 11y ago

   The only way to stabilise middle east is to stop selling arms, I'm not a fan of conspiracy theory but there are parties benefiting from heating up shite and sunni confrontation, Not Middle eastern people definitely. I believe these two
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   by payamb 11y ago

   Try putting Varnish in front and use Redis for DB object caching, it reduce a good amount of pressure off the server.
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   by payamb 11y ago

   do you use any freelancing platform ? or do you do it locally ? For example for the front end ( design + responsive ), where i lack the skills and its the most time consuming part for me, it can be tricky to find right person for the job.
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    Ask HN: How do you find time?

    3 points by payamb 11y ago|3 comments
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    by payamb 11y ago

    I work at a agency in the UK and like you, I was surprised first when I heard that word, But yeah its an easy word for clients to understand.
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks a lot for your detailed answer. I was looking exactly for this kinda of advice :) I'll remember your golden words. Management bits doesn't really interest me but knowing what are so called enterprise skills are and where sh
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    by payamb 11y ago

    It depends on how large is your dataset, But in my use cases I found HighCharts pretty good ( Its free for non commercial )
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    How can I advance in my current role?

    2 points by payamb 11y ago|3 comments
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    How to go to prison in 1 easy step. Cocaine(reddit.com)

    3 points by payamb 11y ago|0 comments
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Any idea on C# learning curve for a PHP guy ? :)
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    Ask HN: Developing indie 2D strategic game – Go or Unity3D

    1 points by payamb 11y ago|3 comments
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    by payamb 11y ago

    http://go.jetbrains.com/HQ0110R0QkKgjD01O6V003M
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Benchmarked using : sysbench --test=cpu --num-threads=<number of cores> --cpu-max-prime=40000 run And the score is the total execution time. Also prices are based on Europe region pricing.
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    GoogleCloud CE / AWS EC2 / DO CPU Benchmark Comparison(docs.google.com)

    2 points by payamb 11y ago|1 comments
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Well I just moved to Manchester and the team at this company seemed cool, I could get around 30k in other places but i chose this one, I regret about it now, But i think 30k should be the average salary in Manchester, http://www.
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks HN People, You certainly made me feel better. I'm going to hand my notice today ! Now I know what kinda of work should i look for next time ! Cheers !
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks for advice, Yeah I accepted it only because this company seemed like a nice place to work, which might be for designers but not for me ...
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Your completely right, I wish i knew it before i join this company. Its kinda slavery in my mind, put as much as possible work on peoples desk and ask them finish it by end of the week.
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks for your advice, I'm not really familiar with UK market since I just moved to UK a year ago, so you are probably right. My next plan will be to find some remote works. hopefully I can find some time to work my personal projects
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    by payamb 11y ago

    It was a bitter experience for me, Also I've learnt a great lesson : Don't trust recruitment agencies any more.
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Honestly , I think that's the best thing to do, I just didn't have the courage to do it. I have 3 months notice period, So I guess I better hand my notice in this week ..
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Probably in London, But in Manchester 26-30K seems average.
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks for your comment, Its a small agency but five managers observing and interfering into everything, Iv'e tried to change things, I know I'm not perfect but my experience didn't matter to them and they decided to do thing
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    by payamb 11y ago

    Thanks for your comment, You are right it was completely my mistake to accept this job before knowing exactly what's my responsibilities. I was promised that at least I'll spent 80% my time coding and 20% supporting, but in the p