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beilabs
16y ago
I'm in the same boat, if you find anything suitable, let me know.... @beilabs
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16y ago
Holy crap, I was just about to implement this functionality this morning, this saved me a butt load of time.....thanks..
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16y ago
Is PivotalTracker a form of Kanban application? Been using it for a few weeks and not sure how I ever survived without it!
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16y ago
I'm Irish therefore you should bend to my rules, quirks and grammar....
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16y ago
Few things that jumped out at me You're 18, you have no right to use the word plethora. What will you use when you're 19? Your CV is too long. Meant to fit on 2 pages. Remove all color. Black and white only! If you must have color then
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16y ago
I lived in China for years, I recommend this approach....
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16y ago
At least she can secretly take my organs and sell them in case the worst comes to pass.
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16y ago
I've spent the past two years ducking it out with my Masters course. Once finished I'm going to throw myself into getting my startup up and running. Couldn't imagine doing it without my significant other by my side supporting me every step
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16y ago
I'm doing my M.Sc in Software right now. I want to do a startup right after this is finished (August cannot come soon enough). The one glaring omission from your post is that there is no thesis! My thesis is in something I am genuinely in
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16y ago
1. ... 2. get bought by google... 3. profit?
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17y ago
Hard to explain, better to watch! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmzivRetelE&feature=fvw
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17y ago
Seamus? Who worked in Arvato?
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17y ago
"Blas, for those of you not from the West of Ireland, is the polish a hurley gets from the sliothar when used by a player of unusual skill, a patina on the surface of the wood testifying to the depth of talent of the player that had used th
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17y ago
From what I can see with the bug report is that it is still active (Triage), awaiting someone to deal with it. That does not mean it will not get fixed in the future, I'm fairly certain with the high exposure of this article will get it don
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17y ago
Just because a single printer does not work out of the box does not a garbage OS make. I wonder if the author tested every single other Linux OS with the same printer! Instead of complaining regarding a free product I prefer if they submitt
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17y ago
Smalltalk & Ruby are deeply interrelated. Much of the same syntax between the two languages From 1970s Smalltalk was the language to watch Smalltalk epitomized Object Orientated Design Described C++ as a mans language (need balls to cod
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17y ago
Is it just me or is that using the fedora symbol in the bottom right corner in some of the screenshots?
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17y ago
"hello joshua" is my favorite though.
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17y ago
http://www.trackmycv.com/
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17y ago
As an outsider (Irish) I find it interesting that this occurred. Usually at least one backbencher in Ireland would support the opposing view based on their own such morales. Was this down to pressure from their own party, their constituenc
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17y ago
Could be an idea to have a sample of the current color beside the string. So, beside keywords, there would be a box filled in with the current color, instead of clicking each checkbox it would have a snapshot of all of the colors. Handy to
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17y ago
If you find one out let me know, looking for gateways that will deal with banks in Nepal and India.
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17y ago
Afraid I only agree with one thing above: "If HN wants to filter out "calacanis" and "mahalo" from HN i'm all for it." Hear Hear!
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17y ago
I've been using LaTeX to write my MSc thesis. Anyhow, one of the reasons I used is was that it could be plugged into git quite easily, changes to partials would appear in the source control and could easily be tagged. Instead of changing o
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17y ago
Wait till you see the vehicle that they'll be travelling in... Best of luck to @EliasBiz for organizing it; if I was in the US I'd definitely be on it.
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17y ago
Plurk is banned by domain, however if it came under the Microsoft domain it may be a different story. Has anyone heard of any Microsoft products through Microsoft China being banned?
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17y ago
Good job Microsoft. I worked for vendors in China before and I'm well aware of their practices... So now Microsoft have no "plurk" service, why not buy the startup and integrate them into their offering? Wins all around.
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17y ago
It's the reason I'm working full time whilst studying for a M.Sc. in Software Engineering full time. Just because the world is in a recession it does not give any person the excuse of not learning new skills or not applying their current s
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17y ago
Never realized he was deeply involved in JXTA. Used the JXTA project about 4 years ago and it seemed to be in a constant state of flux. Not sure what happened to it and if it's still being actively developed....was one of the better P2P f
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17y ago
Looking forward to using this in RailsCamp Melbourne....well done toolmantim, really nice app.
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