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bcambel
14y ago
Looks great, I think the website needs better code highlighting with larger fonts for text and code. Definitely disqus comments will help a lot. Are you looking for guest posts ?
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bcambel
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it's back online again. I guess there was an outage for at least 15mins.
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End of the digital world. Gmail & Google Down?
(mail.google.com)
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bcambel
14y ago
thanks
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Funny and effective
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bcambel
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I am also looking for a job in Netherlands, do you know any company/friend ? Send me an email to bcambel@<google's-fantastic-email-service>
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Thank you
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that is not a affiliate link
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the customer will complain, close his account or ask for a refund
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http://blog.bahadir.io/posts/story.html
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Why have I failed?
(blog.bahadir.io)
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You better replace your development error pages with proper 404 Take a look at http://blog.authy.com/feed
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I don't know that much about Java world, however what I can say about Windows + .NET is you are less productive. Why ? 1. Linux > Windows ( For .NET ) 2. Python + Django/Flask are really powerful. Ruby & Rails as well. 3. You're ba
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Ruby & Python
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Life: Moving to Netherlands Programming: Leaving .NET behind after 6 years.
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A great wisdom: "You don’t match your age to your job. You match your motivations to your job."[From the article]
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what an amazing tutorial!
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Tornado(py) + Redis (queue)
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> No, but I'm curious as to why you would mention this? stay on the top of the tech. Your employee's next job might require experience on MongoDb, Cassandra, Redis, etc.. And there is a lot difference using in production vs playing at h
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> Open to the possibility of interesting side projects if you have any ideas Rather than saying a generic sentence, you might also say "Work on your side projects 4h per week" or whatever your hour constraint will be. No future plans to
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Need inspiration? Watch this video
(youtube.com)
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Get It in Writing
(daslee.me)
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! misunderstood!
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Seems like great benefits; The hi1.4xlarge configuration is about half the system cost for the same throughput. The mean read request latency was reduced from 10ms to 2.2ms. The 99th percentile request latency was reduced from 65ms to 10ms
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Let's say you want to create an ultimate network. Ask for $10K per month from each member and throw a party each month which will be host by Alicia Keys, Adele and many more top notch singers in the world. There will be 100 or so members.
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When do you think Py3K will be main stream ? I'm afraid this might be a failing effort. Is there any company out there using Py3K in production ?
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No I am not sure and that's not the point...
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How to Charge 100X More Than Your Competition
(socialtriggers.com)
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I think you're not talking about GitHub. Because I see A company which started from zero, revolutionized SCS, socialized coding. Makes a lot of cash, not from advertisement, but from an actual useful product. A Product that people love to u
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Free E-Book - Bootstrapper's Bible by Seth Godin
(bahadir.io)
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