Demoneeri

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by Demoneeri 4y ago
Lol Google Assistant can't even tell me what I ordered despite having all the emails in Gmail.
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by Demoneeri 5y ago
I'd expect nothing less, if I ask Google assistant about my last purchases, I expect it's going to show me the data. It's bad enough that Amazon doesn't include what you are purchasing in the email and that you have to o
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by Demoneeri 5y ago
I might not necessarily want to go back to the office full time (I always had the possibility for part time remote work anyway), but I'm missing my bike ride commute and some off-record discussion with colleagues that are harder to hav
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by Demoneeri 5y ago
Like if an organization with >500 000 employees across the world is the same everywhere. You might have been working with incompetent people, but it's not my case. Successful projects are delivery every day. My worst experiences alw
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by Demoneeri 5y ago
It's always funny to see Silly Valley people that think they are so cool while working on yet another app that show ads. Meanwhile at Accenture, I just delivered again another successful project with a real impact. When a very large or
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by Demoneeri 5y ago
Well, it might be a mistake, but I find that the best communities I'm a part of are echo chambers. I like urbanism Facebook groups where we can discuss how to improve a specific intersection, for example. Where we are like-minded peopl
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by Demoneeri 6y ago
Like any other platform, it's hard to get started. If you are curious, you can start with this free training materials: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/exams/... Or go directly
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by Demoneeri 6y ago
I'm Power Platform architect, I have been working with Dynamics for more than 10 years. Your post feels more like you were thrown on a project where you didn't know the stack. I've seen those projects where I'm brought i
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by Demoneeri 6y ago
I came exactly to say that, the guy is a nut job manager. Working weekend and probably being belittled by this guy while doing that, for what? A driving app, wow.
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by Demoneeri 6y ago
Because business always end up meeting client expectation. Sometimes they do it kicking and screaming like the music industry, but now you can pay only one streaming service and have all the music. The movie industry will have the same fate
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by Demoneeri 7y ago
It's funny that you are using "heavily subsidized public transport" while using the entierly subsidized road system...
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by Demoneeri 7y ago
I agree with this. I use any pronouns or name someone wants to be called. I'm not a jerk. I don't understand the backlash, do you go around and call people other name that they want to be called because "you don't feel l
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
Exactly, I don't understand either. Most of my friends (and myself) just "cruise" social media as a way to keep casual contact with people we meet along our life.
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
Excuse my ignorance (I'm trying to understand by googling). I know it's not the same technology but is it the same concept (public/private key) as for example the Estonian government uses for identity and accessing government
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
I think you should read again my comment, the "we" doesn't refer to anything you mentioned. "We" as people in developed countries who have the luxury of having kids in high school with smartphone. Let me rephrase th
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
Phones are a distraction to an institution that refuses to evolve. We don't work the same way, we don't entertain the same way but for some reasons we teach the same way as a 100 years ago...
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
No, countryside seems like prison to me. You have to drive everywhere, you have to shop at the only one shop with limited choices. The isolation, etc.
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Estonia is using its citizens’ genes to predict disease(thenextweb.com)
1 points by Demoneeri 8y ago|0 comments
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
Seems interesting, I added it to my read later list but this font is killing me. I'll need to change it to read it.
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by Demoneeri 8y ago
I don't understand how managers at amazon can believe this is okay and that it won't blow off in their face.
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
You are mistaken, I work for one of these. I have 12 years experience and I have only one failure to deliver and it was stopped in the design phase because it was too complex and the client wasn't ready.
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
There are multiple rules based on collective bargaining (union). "The software platform itself, a heavily modified version of Oracle’s PeopleSoft program, had yet to be encoded with many of the payroll complexities faced by a massive a
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
I don't understand, here is my news feed right now: - A beautiful video from Patrick Seabase (person that I follow) - A post from a friend asking a question I don't know the answer to, but already 8 comments. - A post from The Eco
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
It's a geometry problem, you don't have enough space in a city to have all those pods and pods station.
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
I find the comments here depressing. Like everything, only a small portion of people are addicted to something. I use social media every day. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, etc. If I read the comments here, I should be alone in a dark room
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
Density =/= high rise. Lots of 3-5-story building mix with townhouses creates the density you need with a human-size feel.
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
Not every city has delusional real estate price. The point I made in another comment is that the "choice" of going into the suburb has a price put on everybody else. Urban sprawl has a real price (Highways, interchange, pollution,
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
Yes and no, yes it's preference but urban sprawl is a real problem and every other people pay for the preference of having a large backyard away from the city.
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
This is crazy. We made the choice to live in the city. We have a townhouse with a 300-square-foot backyard, a 20-minute subway ride to the office or a 15-minute bike ride. Friends choose the suburb, have I don't know how many square fe
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by Demoneeri 9y ago
Oh God, my Facebook feed is way more interesting than the comments section on HN of a post about leaving Facebook. Are you all wearing your "I left Facebook" badge?

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