cosmodisk

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by cosmodisk 6d ago
You are being downvoted but only a few years ago Google contemplated whether to kill GCP altogether because of lack of traction in the market or revenue goals.
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by cosmodisk 21d ago
There are some exceptional executives out there with strong vision, ability to execute and build. Those are rare. The rest are just a bunch of people who had risen to the position because of whatever. They often don't have any special
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by cosmodisk 21d ago
If a ceo can disappear for months and still return into a company that isn't on fire,it means they have a functional company. It means there are processes and people in right places to run things in a continuous manner. This isn't
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by cosmodisk 2mo ago
I had a few company events that could easily become the foundation for one of those films where the main characters wake up in the morning in some random Asian country. No matter how crazy people go in these parties, there's always som
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by cosmodisk 2mo ago
In Lithuania it's €7.05/h.
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by cosmodisk 2mo ago
I'm yet to meet anyone even remotely associated with tech ( let's call it all IT) that is good and only cares about money. Debugging code at for 8 hours straight is most people's hell on earth but some people love it and that
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by cosmodisk 3mo ago
I did study for my undergraduate degree( design & business) full time whilst also working full time. Graduated when I was almost 30. It took me 10 years until I wanted to study anything again. Now I'm studying part time for my mast
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by cosmodisk 3mo ago
Over the last couple of years I went to a few events, such as ballet, classical music concert, theatre,etc. People have no manners at all when it comes to phones. They lift them all the way up, screens on full brightness and then just recor
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by cosmodisk 6mo ago
I've been using LinkedIn for years. I'm one of those cynics who loath all those "inspirational" and "leadership" posts, but there's more than that. I've met some people who tremendously boosted my car
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by cosmodisk 2y ago
Thinkpads, Dell XPS or Precision.
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by cosmodisk 2y ago
I do the same. The last hiring I did, I sent them a homework assignment that shouldn't take more than an hour. Then, we started talking about it. I asked to explain what and why was done. The started expanding into the sides areas of t
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I don't expect people to know every single item on the menu and all the ingredients they are made of. What I do expect is if a meal is made in a restaurant, the restaurant ( as a whole) to know whether it contains milk, soya,nuts, bana
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
Our daughter is allergic to a few things,nuts being one of them. When we ask for food information at restaurants, often staff have no clue. We had cases where they couldn't confirm for sure even after checking with the kitchen( we wal
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
This is very true across all businesses layers. I remember some years ago implementing a CRM system for a small training company. The result was great and they successfully use it even today, however at the time we needed one the junior adm
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I've been playing this for a while now with our daughter. She wakes up in the morning and finds some absurdity written on my account,then she changes it and the cycle repeats on the following day:)
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
What's incredible is that nobody is yet in jail for all those swattings
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I'm fairly young and I have balance issues. If I won't address them in near future,the retirement period will look very very bleak for me.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I started using it recently. $30, 50, or even $100 a month is litterly nothing for most companies in wester world. They'll hike up the prices eventually.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
Even without any AI, every senior I know( 10+ years of experience) is pretty much trying to shift to architect or similar position and sees day to day programming almost on the same level as sweeping floors. I appreciate this may not be the
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I'm currently working on a 'simple' integration between an accounting and crm software. I'm already pulling my hair because of various exceptions, limitations and whatnot. I think Horizon was anything but simple.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I'm almost 39 and I did pass my driving test last year for the first time in my life. Not sure how things work in the US, but where I am, we get a standard package of 30 driving hours before we can do the exam. For me that wasn't
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I was given an XPS 13 cat work a few years ago. The machine was solid: I even managed to drop it twice on a pavement and spill it with soup and some tomato juice. It still worked. However,over a 4 year period I changed 3 batteries. The last
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
It's probably same here in Europe. My local Lexus lists the hydrogen version,which is nice and all that but where the hell would I suppose to get hydrogen for it?..
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
Don't hire people who can't put two coherent sentences together in an email. I've seen many many of such types. They are tragedy in remote environments.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
It can't,as it relies on external plugins to make it work.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I get up to 10% of my salary as a bonus. It's linked to a handful of KPIs.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I usually tell people I add and remove buttons on the screen. People look at me like I'm a idiot and change the subject.
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
In my opinion networking events isn't really the place to go if you want to network. Networking happens naturally,not by going to one place and trying to meet lots of people. Instead, go to relevant community events,trade shows. Linked
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Ask HN: Dashboard Solution for an External Screen?
1 points by cosmodisk 3y ago|0 comments
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by cosmodisk 3y ago
I suppose it still looks a little bit like this then: https://youtu.be/2xcQIoh3FQQ

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