feralmoan

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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   Its an amazing opportunity for brokers and ilk geared for risk to join cracker circles privy to lenddo et.al algo exploits, creating a credit-metric marketplace. Game on.
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   Maybe its an 'East Coast' delivery but I appreciate the candor, particularly if its an up and coming high profile company. The only lasting sentiment is that they're in it to win it and may take the highest close out offer sooner rather th
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   $2 Billion is probably all that can be afforded until the bigger political battles can be won - ie: the 1% issue and getting corporate tax back into the public coffers. Quite a gamble to take however that the next generation of public fund
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   Ever considered moving back to the states now that you're established? I'm the opposite, having moved from .au to California and now using australian bank accounts and investments as my savings vehicles, 6.3% on aud savings + 3% currency i
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   I'm guessing if the company was put under administration, employees holding stock (which is bound to fundamentals anyhow) would just be another creditor realizing market rate.
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   I came across a really nice socket.io benchmarking tool @ a node.js hack event last night ... https://github.com/mixu/siobench Quite a nice ecosystem forming just around socket/engine/hooks io's
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   Very interesting! Do you think because of a sense of community and 'industry solidarity', or as a function of outright competition. That would be a really compelling distribution to analyse. I guess 'build an app' doesn't necessarily mea
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   I don't understand the value proposition here. Don't emails, blogs, buzz, articles, documenting the project etc etc etc. just add noise to the process?
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   by feralmoan 15y ago

   As an Australian who left some time ago for all the experience SF startups bring, this almost has me considering coming back to Melbourne. Great to see but hedging bets for now. Good luck :)
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    I didn't say anything about the ratio, the male/female distribution is irrelevant and would posit that anyone harboring feelings of self doubt or insecurity about their skills will find tech conferences or workshops intimidating, irregardle
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    I challenge anyone to name an event where the sex of its attendees is of primary concern.
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    I could really care less about penises and vaginas when I'm working through a math or engineering problem and I'm absolutely not alone. I've done a tonne of workshops and conferences and the sex of the other students hasn't even popped ont
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    "It could even be argued that the reason there are less older developers is because the better ones went into management and are no longer active developers." On the contrary in my experience, engineers who are fed up with coding or find ma
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    I don't understand why these examples even need to be optimised, just keep a pinkie finger hovered over tab and leverage bash's autocomplete :|
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    by feralmoan 15y ago

    Uncanny valley for fact vs fiction. Nearly had me! :p