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by debuggerpk 8y ago
Dan, Remote in asia okay?
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by debuggerpk 8y ago
does remote work even if it is asia?
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
ticketing companies should investigate block-chain ledgers for effective fraud control.
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
Hollywood got it right!!!
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
as long as you are using python 3, you shouldn't worry.
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
already sent my resume. I failed to mention my opensource contributions. not much but here they are. https://github.com/chrisdev/django-pandas https://github.com/xieziyu/ngx-echarts not my project
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
remote ok for non-US resident?
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
too bad for US only requirements. I am really really passionate about agri-tech plus I have worked remotely through my entire career. Should i shoot my CV?
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
are you people okay with non-US resident, or the remote OK possibility is US only?
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by debuggerpk 9y ago
how does opera makes money now? as per my understanding, pre iOS and android era, opera dealt directly with device manufactures and sold their browser as default on them. Since andriod, how are they even making money now?
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by debuggerpk 10y ago
excellent perspective. if we take the very narrow computing field, there have been considerable inventions, especially in the field of medical science.
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by debuggerpk 10y ago
radio probably is invention .. various multiplexing techniques like TDMA, FDMA, CDMA are not ..
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by debuggerpk 10y ago
thank you.
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by debuggerpk 12y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2014/12/4/7333263/the-malware-that-t... in the article it says "and the computer that did the compiling was set up to display its text in Korean characters." i have a pr
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by debuggerpk 12y ago
my question is, does the compiler, any compiler leave comments or trace that can be attributed to host's OS language?
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The malware that took down Sony was written in Korean(theverge.com)
3 points by debuggerpk 12y ago|1 comments
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by debuggerpk 14y ago
exactly right. PHP is like the justin bieber of programming languages.
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by debuggerpk 14y ago
horrible attitude by the business owner. if you are onboarding a customer, does this means you don't give a damn about them? besides, most people have one password for multiple places, so this client of yours is probably the weakest link in
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by debuggerpk 14y ago
the design on this site is half backed. i can't seem to load any images
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Market wise, what is hindering Identity as a service?
1 points by debuggerpk 14y ago|0 comments
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by debuggerpk 14y ago
nice catch
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by debuggerpk 14y ago
this is actually spot on