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by 3327 12y ago
no college is not necessary.
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by 3327 12y ago
That would be fantastic. and I would love to chat. Also our space in SP is fairly large and we are looking to give/ mentor early stage companies. No equity or anything just to do our part and catalyze the scene bit by bit.
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by 3327 12y ago
We are paying very decent. I would say 50% more than what you would typically get. Benefits, vacation, hardware etc...
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by 3327 12y ago
Yes it was a tough sell to investors in the beginning and is anti-lean at mid to early stage. But we saw no work around. By the way our SP space in located in central and we are looking to give space to python and other developers who want
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by 3327 12y ago
fully agree this is the single largest cultural problem I have seen as a gringo running a brazil only startup. Hiring is a pain despite amazing packages, great benefits and working with cool people in a SF style setup. I think no large deal
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by 3327 12y ago
i really like your blog, fun stuff and i majored in math as well. what is the best way to contact you? How are your skills in django / python?
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by 3327 12y ago
Good write up, I also would add two alerts from diffferent locations with server response time > 5 seconds ive or take depending on your site speed.
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by 3327 12y ago
Cost is fairly cheap is more about security and vision. No one is really interested in equity just a pay check. Skill is also a problem we are actively trying to hire developers for the SP office but besides .net and php we have had no succ
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by 3327 12y ago
We (www.lalina.com.br) are a Brazil only startup and have had some success with a different model. Our head office is in NYC (better access to talent) and we just opened our office in SP. We are beauty only and a traditional business model.
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by 3327 12y ago
would be amazing if they elaborate on the open source components
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by 3327 12y ago
Look at what some people are doing with their time/lives while others are trying to make the next dating app.
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by 3327 12y ago
This article is form 2001
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by 3327 12y ago
Whats really impressive is that we use email to deliver messages but the US armed forces uses GBU-12 Paveway II.
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by 3327 12y ago
Surprisingly "empty" article. "Well folks we've just lowered the bound on data compression - there you have it." No reference, No Paper not even an example of how it applies. I hope an editor notices it and they pu
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by 3327 12y ago
interesting thanks
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by 3327 12y ago
Basic has been an easy language but python has dominance. This is key, for one reason another be it timing, era headlines IDK they never got the traction python did. The language is key and if someone can plug it in and per-se "not be
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by 3327 12y ago
GAME CHANGER. sorry for caps but this is huge. I have used arduino heavily but I can tell you it has its specifics and a universally accepted language with nice syntax like python will generate a massive uptick in projects and creativity. T
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by 3327 12y ago
Thats a loaded question and bit paranoid IMO. Has the secret police come to anyones house in the US? All the stuff NSA is doing is not to raid your house. My stance was and is: that Domestic Spying is wrong but Snowden revealed internationa
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by 3327 12y ago
Why? Because he is the best Russian double agent operation in the history of espionage ? Because he skilled gov't secrets citing domestic spying where as the vast majority of what he revealed is actually international espionage? Which
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by 3327 12y ago
where are you running it? Nginx on a single box can handle 300 connections with 2 cores and 3-4 gb ram
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by 3327 12y ago
wow this is actually genius cheap and doable can some please forward this to Jeff Bezos?
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by 3327 12y ago
great work always looking forward to seeing amazing examples like this on HN. Thanks you
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by 3327 12y ago
no most missiles have internal guidance systems. Inertial guidance, preset guidance etc.
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by 3327 12y ago
i loved it from the start when i was in the bay area doing my and loved it so much that if i wasn't a founder almost applied to join. good luck and exciting market.
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by 3327 12y ago
All your points are true. However if you were a teen in the 90's i can tell you that girls playing video games was as rare as a gypsy with a mortgage. Now girls play video games but it was unheard of only a decade ago. Things change, a
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by 3327 12y ago
Seeing the future requires reading between the lines and imagining. If any of you have developed with the Kinect, (i spent a year on it 2 years ago) it is pretty impressive for a not too expensive piece of hardware. I think MSFT is doing it
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by 3327 12y ago
Strange comments here. It saddens me that the US lost a drone like this. Maybe not everyone is American here, but the technology in this vehicle will be in China's hands Russia's hands etc. The whole world will miss the old world
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by 3327 12y ago
This is fucked up. This type of court due process is not America. That being said Snowden is a Russian pawn and traitor but thats another matter. Regardless of what might be the case even if its sealed there needs to be a process that allow
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by 3327 12y ago
I have a four letter word B I N G. Bing maps is surprisingly good and i switched after being fed up with the disaster UI. Pulling my hair out no more !
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by 3327 12y ago
History does repeat itself, all this means is that US hight tech weapons and hardware will be useless against cheap Chinese missiles dime a dozen.

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