re1ser

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Firstbase.io not issuing refunds?
2 points by re1ser 3y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How to summarize lots of short-term contracts in my resume?
18 points by re1ser 9y ago|7 comments
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by re1ser 10y ago
I've been freelancing for ~7 years now, and at this moment I can recall one month-long bug that took A LOT of time to fix. I like to imagine there is a certain "buffer" of hours, let's say a day or two of work, which you
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by re1ser 12y ago
Did they improved startup time of the editor? Last time I tested it (Windows 7 x64bit) it took good 3-5 seconds for it to start.
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What career path to choose?
7 points by re1ser 12y ago|7 comments
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Outsourcing as easy as sending an email(forwardjob.com)
6 points by re1ser 12y ago|3 comments
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by re1ser 12y ago
6 to 8 times. Up to 10 if I work hard. I'm working as a contractor.
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by re1ser 12y ago
Doesn't show useful info. Window load time is 1809ms, workspace load time 94ms, everything else is under 20ms. I hate being nitpicker, but thats a lot of time to load window.
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by re1ser 12y ago
Loads under 400ms on mine. Not sure why Atom takes so long.
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by re1ser 12y ago
Is there a way to speed up boot time? It takes a bit less than 4 seconds on i7 to load up text file, which is way too long for a text editor.
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by re1ser 12y ago
Would be cool if it was available as a screensaver :)
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by re1ser 12y ago
This is exactly what I do/did. Making initial contact over Freelancer, payments over wire/skrill. I look only for crème de la crème clients (as funny as it sounds over those sites) and it is maybe one out of 100 hit. I have severa
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Tribler(tribler.org)
2 points by re1ser 12y ago|0 comments
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by re1ser 12y ago
This is really good idea :)
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by re1ser 12y ago
Thats why you shouldnt do any larger jobs over these sites. Do smaller scale projects over them to build your profile and reviews, and each larger project should go directly through wire or any other kind of payment processor, without freel
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by re1ser 12y ago
I work from home as a freelancer. I use a flat desk, which I extended on both sides so its more wide. Under left side of it is chassis & UPS, under right are routers and subwoofer. On far left side on the desk you can see laptop, and on
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by re1ser 12y ago
eh, davno je to bilo :)
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by re1ser 12y ago
I will certainly take a look at Qt, and other alternatives, but isn't Visual Studio the ultimate tool of all tools? I'd rather start with it from the start, since I'm already familiar with most of the programming paradigms an
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by re1ser 12y ago
Thats exactly my plan, to learn some basics then further improve skills on minor contracting jobs I get and I feel comfortable to do them in new language. It would probably be C++.
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by re1ser 12y ago
Delphi is a great RAD tool, but it's also slowly dying and has lower and lower market share, 100% of my income come from Delphi contracting at the moment, and I love Delphi, but its not a great choice if you're just starting your
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by re1ser 13y ago
I'm in similar situation, and from neighbor country, Serbia. 24 years old, and with 2 classes left to finish college. I've started with freelancing 2 years ago while I still had tons of classes left, then job just went upwards. At
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by re1ser 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Delphi developer (remote/onsite), Serbia ~10 years experience in Delphi. paunovic [at] gmail for more information.
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by re1ser 13y ago
Serbian freelancer here Last year I was to USA (10 days), Mallorca/Ibiza (14 days), Greece (4 days), a bit around the country for a few days, and during winter I tend to take every 3rd weekend or so to go to skiing. That sums up to aro
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by re1ser 13y ago
Crashes for me upon startup: http://i.imgur.com/OzPT0yA.png Win7 x64
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by re1ser 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE Long term Delphi developer, writing clean code. For more info: paunovic AT gmail
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by re1ser 13y ago
You can't compare income from FL between 1st and 3rd world countries. I know for a fact that some of countries don't have other choice but to do FL business over various semi-shady sites like Freelancer, Elance, oDesk, Guru, etc,
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by re1ser 13y ago
from Serbia
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by re1ser 13y ago
Bad side is that there are alot of scams and poor programmers, looking to snipe the job and squeeze money from employer in any way possible. From my personal opinion, atleast 80% of bidders do this (I'm working over Freelancer). Good s