dsimard

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   by dsimard 17y ago

   I'll second the flot recommendation. I recently started using it on a hobby side-project ( http://www.gdpinbananas.com/ ) and am enjoying it. It's dead-simple and doesn't require a lot of tweaking to make the charts look decent. Check out
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   by dsimard 17y ago

   A little bit of everything I guess. I'm a developer for sure, but I'm a generalist at heart which is why a small start-up sounds appealing to me. As for specific skills, lately I've been defaulting to Python. I've been going through all t
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   by dsimard 17y ago

   Start a business in 24 hours? Interesting... does that actually work for people? Anyway, thanks for the links!
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   by dsimard 17y ago

   I'm learning fast, but it'll be a while before I'm really comfortable with it. Every time I think I'm getting good somebody will say something that sounds to me like a long unparsable stream of borka-borka like the swedish chef and I'll ge
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   Ask HN: Stockholm Startups?

   26 points by dsimard 17y ago|24 comments
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   by dsimard 18y ago

   Retyred is on to something here. Outside of web startups I think the trend may have actually gone the opposite way over the past 20 years or so. Companies are getting bigger, not smaller. Here are a few: Retail: just went through a mass-