I guess, any cost estimations should include the cost of recycling.
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So far, this approach worked very well for us.
Data needs of non-technical people have long been neglected. It was believed that any data wrangling should be done by IT people. So all non-technical people had was Excel. Luckily, the no-code movement finally started addressing that issue with a varying degree of success.
EasyMorph is a powerful data wrangling and ETL application that makes life easier for thousands of knowledge workers around the world. Your job would be to keep developing our high-performance best-in-class columnar data transformation engine that lies at the heart of the application. It's a challenging task that requires an experienced F# developer.
The company is bootstrapped, profitable since 2018, and rapidly growing.
email: hn.jobs@easymorph.com
They don't prefer it. They just can't resist.
They only read state but never modify it. So it misses the whole point of interaction with a web resource.
I started blogging 15 years ago and probably what I wrote made some sense because at some point the blog had up to 10K visitors every month and I had many interesting conversations with readers. Also, since then I never looked for a job.
The blog audience also became the initial audience for my 1st commercial software product. The product itself became a stepping stone to another, much more successful software product, but that's another story.
If not the blog, things could've been very much different.
EasyMorph is a powerful data wrangling and ETL application that makes life easier for thousands of knowledge workers around the world. Your job would be to keep developing our high-performance best-in-class columnar data transformation engine that lies at the heart of the application. It's a challenging task that requires an experienced F# developer.
The company is bootstrapped, profitable since 2018, and rapidly growing.
email: hn.jobs@easymorph.com
When markets grow by 20-30% a year, it's "wonderful". When they get corrected by 20% it's all of a sudden "absolute garbage".
Markets finally get back to a resemblance of sanity. Why people believed that double-digit growth without creating added value is somehow the new normal is beyond my understanding.
The scarcity may explain why Ukraine waited for 50 days to hit the cruiser. It was an "all or nothing" moment.
Also, there were reports that Ukrainian navy used 1 Neptun missile to hit a smaller ship, frigate "Essen", with less success.
Who do you expect to confirm it? Ukraine? They did it. Russia? They will never ever admit it. The US? They might not have technical means for that despite lots of flying surveillance assets in that area.
Also, I would argue about legacy. The legacy, as with many things Russian, was mostly made up. The Soviet army did a lot of atrocities during, e.g. looting and rapings in WW2 in Germany (aka the "German spring"), the pointless Afghan war that killed 1mln civilians, the suppression of democracy in Czechoslovakia and Hungary in the 1960s, the Chechen wars, etc. It has never been as glorious as Soviet propaganda described it. It's always been ugly and brutal.
PS. I highly recommend reading the long threads of Kamil Galeev [1] on Twitter. He did an excellent job explaining why Russia and its army are what they are.
You can't reuse the CRA login with all other government services. I'm talking about a single identity provider accepted by any government service, like a driver's license or a health card.
It should provide an online identity service, just like it already provides offline government-issued IDs (e.g. passports) without involving banks or other private institutions.
It doesn't mean vaccination isn't required as it's proven to significantly reduce mortality especially among the older population.