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15y ago
Exactly this. And it (partly) comes down to something someone else has mentioned already here on HN: Hire a good PR person.
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It's interesting that my "emotional" reaction is to favor Dropbox to Windows... I like the brand, the entrepreneur in me is naturally inclined to cheer for the startup versus the corporate giant and I've been telling people about Dropbox ma
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Layar Amsterdam is looking for iPhone and Android developers for the summer
(site.layar.com)
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DjangoCon EU 2011 Videos
(blip.tv)
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15y ago
Thank you!
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The guy in the article is using Amsterdam too much as the reason for Appsterdam; in the end the _community_ will make it what it is, whether it's the best city or not won't matter if the community is a success. That being said Amsterdam has
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15y ago
Less expensive? not by much is my bet: Amsterdam is the most expensive city in Holland and one of the more expensive ones in Europe (Scandinavian countries + London may be worse is my estimate). It's also impossible to find housing. As far
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15y ago
There's a lot to like about BitCoin. They "just" need to solve the following: 1. Technical issues (make it more secure) 2. Economic issues (deflation) 3. "Competitor" issues (governments, banks, the powerful status quo)
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15y ago
Is FF planning on coming out with a auto-upgrade system?
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In the end (1) technical people will find a way around in when they need to, (2) The conspiracy-theory loving will use the "Filter bubble"as an argument for their own ends, and (3) The rest-most people will just not care... I think the more
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15y ago
I agree with you shouldn't form an opinion based on Google's top results: But I believe that's _exactly_ what most people do.
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15y ago
If you're starting with Django, use pip + virtualenv, it seems to be pretty standard within the community
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Nice writeup. Thankfully doesn't have a clear bias like most of these type of comparisons! A powerful Django feature (the admin) is rebutted by citing plugins in Ruby; I think that the fact that it's part of Django really makes a difference
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15y ago
much better than youtube, clear and to the point, simple. great job!
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10 Myths surrounding solar energy
(solarplaza.com)
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What do you want to be? I studied Business and ended up getting into programming instead. I keep thinking carefully analyzing my past might have had me realize i wanted to get into programming earlier: i loved computers and looked up to peo
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well i guess for the text based one it could be either. i assume most? people use hanyu pinyin to input characters anyway. but a speech bot would be more interesting.
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Ask HN: Chat bots (Speech) for learning a new language.
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For US people: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=1.70+euros+per+liter+to+dollars+per+gal...
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How high can you go? Gasoline prices in the Netherlands
(translate.google.com)
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Congrats guys! A side question, how does immigration to the US work for these guys? EB-5 Visa? I hear tons of stories on how hard it is to immigrate to the States, but when Facebook does it for you all of a sudden it is no longer an issue.
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Dutch want net neutrality
(nu.nl)
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Make sure you prepare the conversation you're going to have. Blurting out what may be pent-up frustration (as I read it) will ruin it. Be ready to explain yourself and hear counterarguments. Don't change your mind during the conversation! M
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Won't take long for someone to make a list of django models for each type
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for someone studying for another major: he writes _really_ well about front-end dev
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Wow, i missed the "cranking" article the first time around, and it's touching (especially to a parent). It especially applies to coding while having a family. I believe part of the reason so many engineers struggle with this is related to t
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i can't advise modernizr as _the_ answer to html/css compatibility either, that being said it's a great tool to get started using html5 css3 until a) a better tool comes along or b) browser compatibility issues go away ...
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Any one have any statistics on Mono or know companies that use it, always wondered about Mono usage. What are some use cases?
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Leidschendam / NL http://www.changer.nl We do Django/Python and .NET/MVC and are looking for a couple of full time developers. email: jonathan@changer.nl
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16y ago
Changer http://www.changer.nl We're looking for a Python/Django developer and a .NET developer in Leidschendam, the Netherlands. No remote work possible, sorry.
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