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christkv
16y ago
I'm curious what did you use to write it ? node?
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christkv
16y ago
For a 1000 usd conference sure, but it's happening to the grassroots conferences and it's pretty annoying. My suspicion is that it's tied to the current funding craze.
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christkv
16y ago
This is an insanely annoying behavior being on the receiving end and in fact will be decremental to your efforts if you do it to me. I go to conferences to talk to people in the community not to have to listen to pitches. This reminds me ho
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christkv
16y ago
Barcelona is damn bad for pickpocketing so watch yourself if you are in town and look around you for potential thieves. Be especially vary of people who are very nicely dresses as it's a normal rouse to dress sharply so you have your guard
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christkv
16y ago
How about using node.js. Bang javascript on the server and on the client. Personally I have high hopes for Sproutcore.
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christkv
16y ago
I'm confused is this not what scribd does ?
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christkv
16y ago
True but this kind of stories conjure up the classic idea of the human computer :). Practical use is cool like the google self-driven car I'm not sure if it's a learning system (does anyone know ?). I figure deduction to be the truly hard p
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christkv
16y ago
ha ha, no. Considering the difficulty of humans equipped with the most advanced pattern matching hardware ever devised by evolution to discern nuances of meaning in spoken language I would say it's a rehash of the AI promises of the 50's th
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christkv
16y ago
Barcelona/Hamburg, Spain - Xing.com No Remote but will relocate. Hiring Ruby developers for our office in Barcelona and Hamburg. If you don't hold a European work visa it's still possible for Hamburg but not Barcelona Spain. We are a 10 mil
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christkv
16y ago
They are only vintage because I can't afford new ones
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christkv
16y ago
What do you do when someone wants recognition and support for a skillset or r&d project. Gets it from his manager but does not support the manager in selling the organisation on the skillset or project letting the manager hanging in lim
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christkv
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Does that not assume that somebody else is switching with you. What if you got a sucky group and nobody wants to switch ?
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christkv
16y ago
I'm waiting for the first terrorist to put bombs in as breast implants. Let's see what the TSA does then.
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christkv
16y ago
Have a look at this company it might be a lot cheaper http://www.xe.com/fx/
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christkv
16y ago
I also read the original article as meaning that you should be humble about your skills and acknowledge to yourself that you might not be the rockstar developer your pretend you are. Less posturing and more knowledge that's what I want. The
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christkv
16y ago
We are hiring a senior ruby developer at www.xing.com for our development team in Barcelona, Spain. Fulltime only and preferably with a EU work permit (although it might be possible for non-EU citizen to apply depending on the complexity of
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16y ago
I have been thinking a fair bit about what kind of startup I would do some day. It seems that there is two main themes around startups in the tech space. The first is to focus on bootstrapping a service and flipping it and the other one bei
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A business with a difference
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christkv
16y ago
Its great to save up but imagine you get a chronic illness or cancer and you have a 20% deductible on your insurance. Suddenly your life savings are gone or seriously reduced.