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Client Side Estimation of a Remote Service Execution
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Is it possible to achieve a Client Side Estimation of a Remote Service Execution? Abstract: Many use cases, concerning the monitoring and controlling of real physical instruments, demand deep interaction between users and services that virtualize the access to such instruments/devices. In addition, in order to realize high interoperable solutions, SOA-based Web/Grid Service technologies must…
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DAD, I'm going through a tough time as a freelancer, I haven't been getting any work and I'm starting to worry about my future&life&existence. A few months ago I was getting a lot of work and making a lot of money and feeling great! Now no one returns my emails or they tell me the'll get in touch and they never do. I've been doing stuff for my self and keep my portfolio updated, but I'm stressing. Why don't they like me anymore? Thanks for everything, SadPencil123
What you’re experiencing is normal. Freelancing work tends to come in waves. When all that sweet cash is flowing in, thank the freelancing gods and stick it in a savings account. When work dries up, use that money to support yourself while keeping productive.
Some ideas for the dry spells: Sign up for some figure drawing classes. Give yourself a small series of personal illustrations to complete. Put together a zine with some friends. Update and streamline your website. Send out a quarterly postcard mailing. Research finances for freelancers. Take an online class.
As has been stated on this blog multiple times - the publishing industry works slowly, and sometimes it takes ADs months or years to find the right project for you to work on. It’s not a matter of whether they “like” you or not.
The only thing you can do in the meantime is continue to improve your work and promote yourself. In the long term, as you continue to build a reputation and steady clients, work may even out and become more predictable.
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Lil psa for rp’s with me.
I respond to rp’s in a snap, or as soon as I see em’ and get a good response going in my head for said rp. That’s just me. I respond quickly.
Now, to those who rp with me? You all can take as much time as you need with your responses. Doesn’t matter if it’s been a week or two. If it’s been a month, I’ll pop in and check up on you to see if you’re alright and if you need space or are just bored with our rp.
I’m just wanting you all to be in the right set of mind and happy to rp with me. If not, then that’s okay. Take your time, I’m a very patient individual. :)
This has been a small psa.
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iiaat to be really bad about responding to texts/emails? I have weeks/month old messages that I purposely haven't opened so they can't see that I've read it, and it's over an uncomfortable topic that I don't know how to respond to, so I'm ignoring it. Also sometimes I ignore them indefinitely? There's a club I got pushed into joining but independently decided I didn't want to be a part of anymore, but I couldn't bring myself to tell them that, I just withdrew myself from all activity. 1/
“But they kept sending me emails telling me that they need a response and I had to go to a mandatory event, and I just ignored it bc I couldn’t reply. I have trouble with professional emails, too. Eventually my professor emailed me saying that I was being incredibly unprofessional and rude and that I must reply to them. I ignored that for a while too because I had no idea what I would possibly say. I do this so much. iitaat? 2/2“
It could be as I know several other autistic people (including myself) that do this. The only problem is that many NT also do this as well, even professors (at least the ones at my university), and so it may just be a trait that many people could have regardless of autism.
Hope this helps,
Ayo
