MarkCole

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by MarkCole 11y ago
Oh I think you have misunderstood. On the code side for the website/software that is being translated that's what would happen. This theoretical software is for gathering all of the translations, and having editors and translator
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by MarkCole 11y ago
What business, or what tech/software business? Software wise, I'd probably look into developing something that helps with localization management. The tools around for managing various translations of copy, images, and so on for
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by MarkCole 11y ago
Lets imagine you check your email 4 times a day instead. In an 8 hour workday, you would check it around once every 2 hours. So the absolute maximum time your client would wait for a reply would be 2 hours during working hours. Would you
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by MarkCole 11y ago
You mention that he has taken to the mentor/mentee relationship, and have said elsewhere that he lacks skills or knowledge of things like SSH. Are they actually learning and making progress? Or are they unwilling to learn and actually
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by MarkCole 11y ago
I don't believe he has actually revealed anything that would be considered "confidential". The thing is most ex C-level executives don't act this way because they don't want to look bad to their current employer, o
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by MarkCole 11y ago
This is a technique called referrer spam. It's not real traffic just a way to get you as the owner of your site to visit theirs and "hopefully" purchase whatever they're trying to sell. If you wish to clean up your repor
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by MarkCole 11y ago
Interesting article, but the salary gap isn't just confined to the UK, but exists in the whole of Europe. In fact from personal experience, UK full-time salaries seem to be an order of magnitude higher than in Germany, for exactly the
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by MarkCole 11y ago
Assembly[0][1] is a great example of this I think. They have a number of community driven products in all stages of development. I think rather than just feeling like they have ownership the contributors do get some actual real form of ow
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by MarkCole 11y ago
I'm not sure how useful this would be with regards to break-ins (one of their selling points it seems). Uploading/Streaming 1080p video on a slow to moderate connection? Plenty of time for the thief to unplug and take that nice
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by MarkCole 11y ago
At the moment my niche is 'game development'. Specifically the development of a web based game at a medium sized (400-500 employees I believe) game company. So nothing really out of the ordinary there. Our tech stack is also pre
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by MarkCole 11y ago
£1.91/h or $2.95/h for you Americans, is damn near slave labour. That's not even half the UK minimum wage. When I was 18 and on Job Seekers (around 4 years ago), the travel costs to my "local" job centre took up a
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The Secret Community of 20 Kids That Spawned 5 YC Founders(needwant.com)
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by MarkCole 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Karlsruhe, Germany. Frankfurt, Mannheim and London, UK also a possibility. Remote is also a possibility. Experienced PHP and Python developer. Also experienced with HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I work with all manner of softwa
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by MarkCole 12y ago
For European businesses Paymill might be an alternative. It works pretty much exactly the same as Stripe, just available in more/different countries. http://www.paymill.com
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by MarkCole 12y ago
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by MarkCole 13y ago
Ahhh, well then I have no idea. I can't say I can think of any site exclusively dedicated to them. While I was unemployed and looking for work in Germany, one of the places I frequented was http://toytowngermany.com . Agai
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by MarkCole 13y ago
Perhaps you could advertise a job opening at a local university? Or on the local student forums? Offering to help teach foreign students German in return for part time work and a little pay? It seems more likely a foreign student already i