ozuvedi

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by ozuvedi 11y ago
Look at the subject materials with the perspective of learning not finishing tasks. I'm back to school after 6 years in industry doing master's. I hate these assignments and some subjects I have to do where lecturer is just too mu
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
you can't be real !!! If you are, then ... I don't have words to explain ...
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Not sure if it's arrogance but my team mate always tries to win (i might be wrong). For example, if we are talking about topic A, as soon as she realizes what she's saying isn't correct, she jumps to another topic or starts t
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Does peaceful workplace help programmers perform better?
1 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|1 comments
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Will what you're doing now lead to where/what you want to be after 10-20 years?
1 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|1 comments
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Are apps demanding humans not to be themselves?
2 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|2 comments
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
"PhD is for people who want to push forward the state of the art" - that statement alone is more than enough to forget all other items you've mentioned as 'things to consider' :) that's what drives people (well
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I wish I had that offer for PhD !!!
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
feels good to know I'm not alone. thanks for asking :)
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
absolute beauty !!!!
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
What was your product? Possible to have a look at it?
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Why aren't any australian startup jobs listed in HN?
2 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|2 comments
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
May God Bless you.
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
The problem is: We programmers choose to stick to the companies run by money crazy people who don't care about us. It's a choice we make. We want to feel safe, love to see payment coming to our bank accounts every week. Problem is
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Thank you for the comment. Makes me feel good. I too want to continue being developer, hopefully I'll become a good one like you. BUT somehow environment within the company presents constraints.....
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
thank you for the link. That article certainly made me think again about how I think.....
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
unfortunately !!!!
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
In other words, we can't go outside our socio-economic boundary/ system. Phew !!!!!
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
It clearly is a tough job. Communicating technical as well as business process at the same time can be very challenging.
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Yeah, I can imagine that. Sometimes PM do not have enough freedom and they end up being just an assistant of the directors
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Thank you for your comment. PM isn't the role I'd want to be in but I just happen to love projects organized, process in place so that I can focus more in my programming.
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What are the best books on communication for developers?
2 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|3 comments
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I wouldn't be interested to be a full time manager but I'd surely like to see the team better managed, right tools used, development done in a better process and follow standards.
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I'm planing to regularly come up with suggestions, options and my thoughts in meetings. May be that would be a starting point ?
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
That is one of my weakness. I just can't tell people I'm great at what I do or even I'm good. I always feel others are way better than me and always seem to find some fault within me. I always listen more and talk less. When
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Thank you for recommending the book. Looks like a must-read for me.
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
well, nothing can beat that for sure.
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
wow, wasn't thinking from that angle. thanks a lot.
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Why startups always target money? Why is getting to millions first Priority?
2 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|6 comments
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Thank you. Cheers !!!

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