fgheorghe

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by fgheorghe 7y ago
Yet spain still lags behind most other countries in terms of internet connection speeds.
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by fgheorghe 7y ago
Linux was built in an era of fierce resistance from the corporate world, so what is there to save today when everything runs or touches OSS in one way or another and most decent developers will make an OSS contribution, to claim on their CV
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by fgheorghe 7y ago
As much of a fan of Open Source as I am, I've come to realise the OSS has killed indie development. Many OSS projects are built for free to show as proof of skills when applying for jobs, with the outliers being cash cows for major clo
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
In the “old world” cities like London, Paris, Berlin and others are facing the eact same problems, with or without those overcrowded, overpriced buses you mentioned.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Another programming language?
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
My thoughts exactly. And freelancing can get you there - provided it pays more, and it can teach you how to be less reliant on a monthly paycheck.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Isnt this what the us is about? Financial freedom. Contracting or freelancing are the first steps in that direction.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Yet another guardian “the rich are bad” type of article.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Imagine if british banks would be prosecuted for all the crime they help finance.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
So in the name of higher valuations we should accept criminal money? Interesting thought.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Nice, a reskinned Ubuntu distro.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Try and find or do remote work.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
And how exactly are these organisations to make money, if not through ads?
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
That's interesting, as the USD is cheaper than a EUR and generally speaking life is more expensive in Europe than in the US. Would be curious if there are stats on how much a remote worker gets in USD in Portugal.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
How do you lose a class in a programming language?!
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Funny how suddendly commercial software makes sense
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Freeware at its finest
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Thats pretty much a bad practice well documented accross various php tutorials and books. But many php developers have no understanding of programming so they stash everything in that _SESSION superglobal or do other scary things.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
With new relic you issue a single command to install an agent, or an extension, and configure your license key. Takes a few minutes and you don't need to spend expensive devops time configuring yet another "free" tool.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
"It's free". It costs sysadmins time to configure and maintain. Probably NewRelic costs less, depending on where the salary is paid.
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
How is this better than newrelic?
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
As a 3rd world country, Armenia seems to have a pretty quick travel time
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
We needed to know more reasons on why not to open a business. Tell us more about how hard it is. !(It helps)
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Cool app!
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Address issues as they are raised. Don't wait too long to get rid of debt, and most certainly don't rely on fixed time cycles of fixing things. A team has good sense of the issues they deal with, and you can capture their view in
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
"And you know this rewrite, like others in the past, will be a significant sink of time, and likely a catastrophe." To avoid this establish clear goals for the rewrite phase and measure results. Don't just rewrite for the sak
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by fgheorghe 8y ago
Yeah because the us is preferred, huh?