vain_cain

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by vain_cain 3y ago
A couple months after I started studying software engineering in 2017 I made a facial recognition desktop app that was just a few open source projects bundled together. It would just write the name and age of the person that was standing in
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by vain_cain 4y ago
Out of high school I've worked a couple of years for A1 telecom(in Croatia) in customer service. When someone called, all I was required to ask is their OIB(Personal identification number) and they could literally ask me for anything i
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by vain_cain 4y ago
git repo for this: https://github.com/brianhama/SkillzTruth
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by vain_cain 4y ago
I immediately thought of the book "Thinking, fast and slow" from reading your comment. I don't know if you're familiar with it, but it talks about two "Systems" that guide our thinking. From the description of
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by vain_cain 4y ago
>It's possible you might not have worked in erp space, especially sustainment / maintenance (as opposed to implementation) long enough to see true customization price. I haven't, but some of my colleagues have been in the
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by vain_cain 4y ago
>If a customer doesn’t like that then an off the shelf product is the worst choice they can make unless they are prepared to hire a significant in house dev team Correct. This is the problem my company solves. We are ERP consultants&#x2F
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by vain_cain 4y ago
You're right, for some reason I just assumed all ERP's are as easily extendible as Microsoft's. It just makes sense they would be oriented that way due to the complexity of the world. I often hear horror stories about SAP, an
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by vain_cain 4y ago
I see a lot of comments here saying a company should adapt their business processes to their ERP, and in my experience they are wrong - with the exception of accounting(Good luck trying to customize accounting modules within ERPs to fit you
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by vain_cain 4y ago
> Small/medium sized non-tech companies don't value technology and don't understand its importance. I work closely with IT departments within such companies through ERP implementations/localizations and can coroborate
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I'm in my mid 20s and have been working for a small 5-person company since I started developing professionally 4 years ago. I know through my peers and offers I received that I could get at least twice as much compensation if I switch
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I think you misunderstood what the commenter was trying to say. He didn't mention anything about becoming emotionless, but becoming less emotional. I think we can all agree that new first world generations are on the extreme side of th
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I kind of think what you said here actually proves my point. I didn't mean it's not adventurous or exciting, it's just that it becomes too familiar when you do it repetitively for the same reason under the same circumstances.
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I think you have a point. But it sounds to me like your example was more similar to repetitive traveling for work than a unique travel experience each time. I don't know much about touring, but how different could've your daily ro
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I have an e-mail in my description, you can ask me what you'd like to know there.
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I never said anything about not understanding them. If it's something simple, like getting a date from a string, a quick glance will tell me if it'll work. If it's more complex, a quick glance or two will give me the general
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by vain_cain 5y ago
I mostly work with data mining on my personal projects(which is a couple of hours every day), and I'm pretty sure I didn't have to write a single regex since I've started using Copilot. It's hard for me to even imagine h