8bitpal

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by 8bitpal 10y ago
Let me know if you have any questions! Also, check out our certified Ethereum Developer Online Course: https://academy.b9lab.com/courses/B9lab/X16-2/2016-2/about
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Show HN: We made a free introduction course to Ethereum and Blockchain(academy.b9lab.com)
15 points by 8bitpal 10y ago|2 comments
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Getting into Blockchain development is hard so we built an online course(academy.b9lab.com)
11 points by 8bitpal 10y ago|0 comments
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by 8bitpal 12y ago
Hey, I'm one of the guys who started and ran it. I think there are a couple of reasons. 1. We decided to build something custom. Which means we have to respond to feature requests, keep things secure and maintain the system. In hindsig
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
http://hackful.eu Some overlap but getting more quality Europe-centric content. Disclosure: I am part of the hackful team.
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
I'm working on it. Coming soon. (I developed Hackful)
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
Yes, very soon.
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
Clickable: https://adscaped.com
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Ask HN: adscaped looking for beta users
5 points by 8bitpal 15y ago|1 comments
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
Rationally those are compelling reasons for a business to leave. But I think personal reasons play a huge role in this decision. A majority of the people tend to only leave when the situation becomes unbearable (or not even then). What woul
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
Very true. Would it compel to leave permanently though? I left my country of birth for the reasons you stated but I guess somewhere in the back of my head I see myself returning one day.
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by 8bitpal 15y ago
I'm really interested in what compels entrepreneurs to leave a country or area that was formerly a hub for startups. I posted before in the context of SOPA: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3265961 What would it take for you to leave t
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Ask HN: Given that SOPA or a similar legislation passes, would you leave the US?
5 points by 8bitpal 15y ago|7 comments