rizn

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   by rizn 5y ago

   Not sure where the stats come from, but €57k is not even that much in EE. Currently making slightly over €100k in Eastern EU state. Magic word "contracting".
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   by rizn 9y ago

   Thanks for your input :) Firstly, maths is just my hobby. I didn't pay much attention in my school years, but later in life I wanted to know more about maths. I'm a typical code monkey, which does business software and hardly need
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   by rizn 9y ago

   I was in your position as well and my recommendation is to buy a good book. I personally chose Precalculus by James Stewart and it works for me. It's a thick 1000 pages book with excercises and tests. It quite well explains all topics
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   by rizn 9y ago

   I'd recommend you to vote with your feet (if you don't have too many family connections with the UK) and leave the British Isles for now. I lived in the UK for some time, but general atmosphere, even before EU referendum became un
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   by rizn 10y ago

   Thanks for feedback. Not sure if I clarified my question. I already was a contractor (in reasonable rates bracket). I no longer want to work for other business nor gaining employment. I'm changing focus on working on my own and develop
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   Ask HN: As Indie Mobile Dev, is it better to do Apps or Games for profit?

   1 points by rizn 10y ago|2 comments
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   by rizn 10y ago

   I'm also from E.Europe and I was in similar position. Was contracting as php dev in UK/London, then moved back to my home country. As someone suggested, the best thing is trying not to be 100% programmer, but also have a little bi
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   by rizn 10y ago

   I consider myself as financially independent. I worked for a number of years in London as IT contractor (£400-500pd). Then I moved back to my home country and my hometown in Poland (reasonably affordable, not a capital). I don't have a