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by unlimit 6y ago
Absolutely. This is true for any professional service business not only limited to the elite. If you work for a company that works for a client then you are basically working two jobs.
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by unlimit 6y ago
Being from India, his videos did show up on my recommendations. And I have opened some of them. The tone of the videos are bit off for me. He has some photo copyed written notes that everyone does in colleges in India. Needless to say I nev
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by unlimit 6y ago
Yup, its ctrl-alt-t the moment DE loads.
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by unlimit 6y ago
This is true but as someone who played chess as a child and who was never trained, chess forced me to think ahead. At that time I simply enjoyed the game and frankly did not know all things like patterns etc. All of us who played never read
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by unlimit 6y ago
11 years? Wow. And here I am, ever since I saw this project I have been wanting to start something and its 11 years of just thinking. I need to get going.
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by unlimit 6y ago
I got curious to know how it was published. I see that it has been published using publican. I looks like the source is all in xml. Are these hand written in xml or there is some kind of UI to write? Writing everything in xml looks painful.
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by unlimit 6y ago
My company does this often. It sends legitimate looking emails and at last I fell for one recently. I thought about it, then I understood why. My company uses a lot of saas products - for submitting expenses, for giving appreciations etc et
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by unlimit 6y ago
I agree with it being simple. I used it when I needed to learn about accounting for my day job. I used it for 2 or 3 months for my personal expenses. I could not continue because I got lazy. But I learned a lot about accounting from using i
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by unlimit 6y ago
The links in the footer are not very visible to me.
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by unlimit 7y ago
I have heard it is big business in India as well. People from US/UK also outsource their day jobs too. I used to know a guy who bought a flat doing this in India and also got invited to his client's wedding. :-)
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by unlimit 7y ago
How are they getting the data? Is there a API or its plain old scraping?
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by unlimit 7y ago
I am also on the same boat. I am on my 3rd blog and after writing about 10 or so posts I am not finding anything to write about.
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by unlimit 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE only Technologies: node, expressjs, angular, SQL Server, Postgresql, go, c#, aspnet core, Android Native, REST APIs Availability: 20 hours/week Domain wise I have mostly worked in the cards industry. Technology wi
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by unlimit 7y ago
I have been thinking of signing up for gcp. Should I be worried that google could block me from gcp for doing something unrelated in one of my google accounts?
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by unlimit 7y ago
Thanks for the tip, I will definitely look at it. I think I might as well get a decent Ryzen 3/5 desktop just for Android Studio.
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by unlimit 7y ago
I run a AMD A8-7410 with 8GB RAM laptop from 2015. I too recently upgraded to a SSD. Unlike OP, mine is a internal SSD. The improvements have been ridiculous. The only regret is why I did not upgrade earlier. By the way, I don't think
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by unlimit 7y ago
> Frequently the letter of the law itself is publicly available, but there are also significant annotations and explanations that form the real body of the law/code as used by the courts, law enforcement, etc So its the interpretati
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by unlimit 7y ago
I don't get the headline. "Accenture sued over website redesign so bad it Hertz". Are they trying to use Hertz instead of hurt??
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by unlimit 8y ago
> As a group, Google engineers and PMs are obsessed with promotion. At the heart of every conversation about system design or product proposal lies an unspoken (and sometimes spoken) question: will working on this get me promoted? > T
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by unlimit 8y ago
I run Debian stable. Absolutely rock solid and boring.
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by unlimit 8y ago
Same thing is happening in India. But I have noticed that sometimes you will get cheaper food by calling the food joints. One side affect of this whole food delivery is that we are eating more from restaurants compared to before when we use
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by unlimit 8y ago
It is getting tougher and tougher. There are routine layoffs and the company offers "voluntary" retirement, but I am not sure how "voluntary" the process is. Lot of politics is involved too I am sure. If you are laid off
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by unlimit 8y ago
Looks like people don't even test in Firefox now. I find issues with quite a lot of sites.
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by unlimit 8y ago
> oversaw the growth of Chrome browser from minor player to the dominant position it has today. And he also oversaw Android's growth Couple of personal observations- Would it have been same if Chrome was not advertised on every goog
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by unlimit 8y ago
> Not hiring idiots in the first place is IMO the proper solution to this problem, If you hire all rockstars and you have to let go of 10%, then how does this help?
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by unlimit 8y ago
Looks like my job at the IT service company has a similarity with Google. We cared a lot about our clients when we were small.
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by unlimit 8y ago
Congrats on the launch. But could you please darken the text, I am finding it difficult to read.
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by unlimit 8y ago
I have never seen this in eastern and north-eastern India. I think its mostly done by people from west and south India.
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by unlimit 8y ago
I am working on an Flutter android app, I find it still very laggy. Even the official Gallery app from flutter team laggy. I am hoping they will sort it out by the time they release it from beta.
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by unlimit 8y ago
That is what I am seeing now here in India, folks in my circle barely post anything to facebook now, all pictures, status messages are on WhatsApp now.

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