TheSmoke

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What do the investors look for in founders?(medium.com)
2 points by TheSmoke 10y ago|0 comments
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by TheSmoke 10y ago
react-rails is really good.
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by TheSmoke 10y ago
i think it'd be a good one to interview donald trump before his presidency. about his entrepreneurship past, his future actions on startup visas/programs, supporting startups, etc.
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by TheSmoke 10y ago
just watched this earlier today on tv. u-ram has made incredibly beautiful living sculptures. his struggle to become an artist is very similar to ours as entrepreneurs. the scarecrow [0] has became my favourite. [0] https://www.y
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Kinetic Sculptures (Art meets engineering)(youtube.com)
2 points by TheSmoke 10y ago|1 comments
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
oh, so newlisp is not that much new then.
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
well, SQLAlchemy manages to keep the code pythonic and SQL oriented so it's worth it imho. check the core, you will like what it has to offer.
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
all the answers aside, imagine a complex SQL query that you can't possibly generate with Django ORM. well, SQLAlchemy will do that for you.
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
in turkey, banks automatically enroll your debit or credit cards to 3d secure networks so you don't have to do it yourself. all you have to do is to enter a one time password sent to your mobile phone during payment. with full 3d secur
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
in turkey, any purchase online over 300 turkish liras must be 3D-secure. all debit and credit cards issued in turkey are automatically enrolled in the 3D-secure system. all 3D-secure transaction pages are hosted by issuer banks. they send u
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
risk score means the possibility of a transaction being fraudulent. here's another way you can do this for cards issued in Europe: if the risk score is too high start a 3D secure transaction. if the risk score is acceptable then start
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
loved it. extremely smooth and not confusing at all.
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
and i even hear marilyn manson doing a dirty version of it. "tainted func"
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
excellent article, thanks. it's comforting -for me- to see that almost everybody is going through the same phases while learning haskell. i believe that should say something to haskell community. i've recently started learning has
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by TheSmoke 11y ago
alright, i don't see any city from the country with the most tea consumption [0]. add istanbul to the list please. i'm in. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_tea_consum...
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by TheSmoke 12y ago
i second this. i started rejecting offers from companies that are using php, two years ago. companies using php (in turkey) have high turnover rates which means they have crippled products. i don't want to deal with a company like that
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by TheSmoke 12y ago
as a recent react convert from ember, this is a great presentation. _to convert more ember users._ :) for a flux implementation, you might want to checkout delorean. https://github.com/deloreanjs/delorean
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by TheSmoke 12y ago
i'm a big fan of world cuisine and i really would love a web site (some might like an app) to browse recipes categorized by region / country. if all the recipes would go through someone who's good at cooking (or eating) and v
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by TheSmoke 12y ago
Some random thoughts: - The most important thing for me: EU states are social states and US is not. - You are not going to get a free health insurance or cheap but quality education for your daughter like in Europe. (Not saying she won&#x27
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
this is an event from the organisers of kod.io developer conference. kod.io took place in both linz (austria) and istanbul (turkey). it was a very pleasant event for both attendees and speakers. codefront will be an awesome frontend confere
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
why wouldn't you ever use it at work?
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
hey there. i hate java. i hate java as much as i can. and i love hating java. java must be hated. java must be estranged. java must die. but definitely not the jvm. that's a beast i love. i use clojure and fantom on the jvm.
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
it's back now.
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
OT: is it allowed to post news / articles which require signing up? i'm in turkey right now and every time i click for a nytimes link, i see this: http://imgur.com/e8VVI9v
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
i am not able to give you an advice on how to negotiate but i'd like to change the way you think about this problem. ask yourself what is going to make you happy? earning $10K more? working in the valley? is the money worth to leave yo
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
i think so. i have a similar application (and idea) that i want to expand. what is your twitter handle or e-mail address or are you using irc? let's meet and talk about it.
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
i don't want to be the buzz killer but there's rubymotion :)
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
"... others, we buy."
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
it's been ~4 years since put.io opened its doors.
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by TheSmoke 13y ago
sqlalchemy is the best database toolkit for python developers. you can use it as an orm or you can just use its core functionality; write sql expressions in python, define your tables, columns and types. anything you can think of, in terms

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