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by bonsai 12y ago
I can highly recommend books written by Nicholas Zakas. http://www.amazon.com/Professional-JavaScript-Developers-Nic... There is one shorter book that he wrote recently: https://leanpub.com/oopinjavascript
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by bonsai 13y ago
"It's clear that Kleiner lost their first bet on health startups" - What do you mean by this?
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by bonsai 13y ago
One of the best sites I have visited recently. Remarkable recommendations. My favorite artist is http://ifyoudig.net/mike-oldfield and actually ifyoudig.net recommended some really interesting bands. Way the go!
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by bonsai 13y ago
For 120k you can employ 2-3 developers in Europe, outsource development, and keep marketing and business stuff in usa.
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by bonsai 13y ago
Interestin blog post. thanks kevin.
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by bonsai 13y ago
:) I am aware of that, that is why I have posted this message on hn.
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by bonsai 13y ago
Same situation is here in Serbia. Good developer salary is around 30k usd per year. There are a lot of dev companies in Serbia too. My goal is to start small and outsource projects to clients in usa.
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by bonsai 13y ago
Anybody?
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Ask HN: I am in San Francisco for a month
8 points by bonsai 13y ago|7 comments
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by bonsai 13y ago
How to get invite for oomf?
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by bonsai 13y ago
Can you tell us in more detail about your application? All those doctors can use IM, phone, email to communicate.
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by bonsai 13y ago
pfarrell thank you for your answer. This truck stop looks interesting, especially "curry up now" and "Tikka Masala Burritos" looks promising. I just hope this food is fresh. I have just found that monthly bus is $74usd for Adult "A" Fast P
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Ask HN: First time in San Francisco. Please Help?
1 points by bonsai 13y ago|3 comments
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by bonsai 14y ago
It is interesting idea. But course is expensive. I hope they will realease course in online form (similar like coursera) and offer it for reasonable price (max 100usd per person). There are plenty people outside of USA willing to take lesso
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by bonsai 14y ago
What is your technology stack? You can contact me, via email on my profile link.
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by bonsai 14y ago
I have worked as a freelancer, and at that time I didn't use any software for invoicing.
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by bonsai 14y ago
I have expected much more from this book. Afer reading Zakas books any other javascript book looks like complete waste of time.
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by bonsai 14y ago
Can you please elaborate?
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by bonsai 14y ago
I am planning to evaluate play! on some small projects. Does anyone knows what are pros/cons using play with java/scala?
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by bonsai 14y ago
This article is garbage.
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by bonsai 14y ago
HtmlUnit has very good support for javascript. http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/
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by bonsai 14y ago
Do you know any serious framework for image processing written in python?
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by bonsai 14y ago
I would suggest you to read Dmitry Soshnikov blog, it has great level of details http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/tag/ecma-262-3/ . This 3 books are great reading material: 1) JavaScript: The Good Parts - Douglas Crockford, 2) High Performance
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by bonsai 14y ago
I wanted to implement similar service for EU market :) But I didnt have time beacause of regular job. Really great user interface. What is your technology stack? Do you have some machine learning algorithms under the hood? Do you have objec
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by bonsai 14y ago
Have you considered Symfony 2 http://symfony.com/ ?
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by bonsai 15y ago
Send me a message with site url too :)
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by bonsai 15y ago
Thnx for upload.
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by bonsai 15y ago
Oh no ... last we need is cheap software from Asia. God mercy on us all.
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by bonsai 15y ago
@graeme Can you explain what creativity is demanded for #9 question? As I see it is really basic elementary school math.
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by bonsai 15y ago
Slaves in Egypt were working less when they built the pyramids. The one who works 16 hours a day is crazy.

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