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7y ago
We're using n8n in production for a month now and are pretty happy with it. Easily extendable and new integrations can be built easily. Also helps that the author works here and is generally a great guy ;-)
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7y ago
Myos | Berlin, Germany - DE | ONSITE | Full-time / Part-time | https://myos.co/ Myos is a fast growing FinTech founded in Berlin by a team of experienced entrepreneurs and former venture capital investors. With our inn
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8y ago
Title is clickbait and misleading. Original title: "When Fiat Falls Flat: Cryptocurrency ATMs Offer Financial Relief in South America" Actual content / message: "Bitcoin ATM companies aim to place nearly 2000 new ATMs i
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An ill-informed salesperson sent this email pitch to Amazon’s CTO
(businessinsider.de)
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10y ago
I just realized that there are still four keys on the bottom left side (next to space). Until now this used to be: Fn, Ctrl, Option/Alt, Cmd Since Fn is obsolete now, due to the lack of F-keys, it makes me wonder what the most bottom l
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The Berlin Startup Salary Report
(jobspotting.com)
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10y ago
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11y ago
Cringle | Berlin, Germany | https://cringle.net | ONSITE, NO Visa It all started with winning a game of soccer, a couple of beers and the hassle of getting money back. We think that neither the pain of repaying friends in cash n
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11y ago
I didn't know about it, quick googling shows that his dad is not a mobster. He was however arrested and charged in a high scale corruption case and fraud [1] five years back and was also charged with tax fraud in Germany before that. S
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11y ago
Sorry for the cynicism, but am I the only one feeling that this is a huge marketing stunt for the new iPhone 7 with super encryption?
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11y ago
Cringle | Berlin, Germany | https://cringle.net | ONSITE, NO Visa It all started with winning a game of soccer, a couple of beers and the hassle of getting money back. We think that neither the pain of repaying friends in cash n
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11y ago
Cringle - https://cringle.net - Berlin, Germany - ONSITE Senior Full Stack Software Developer It all started with winning a game of soccer, a couple of beers and the hassle of getting money back. We think that neither the pain o
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12y ago
Cringle, Berlin, Germany - https://cringle.net Cringle is a mobile peer-to-peer payment solution that enables you to transfer money straight between bank accounts. We think simplicity is key: no hassle with virtual wallets, QR c
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12y ago
Cringle, Berlin, Germany - https://cringle.net We are a team of seven people and about to launch our peer-to-peer payment app in the coming days. We are looking for: Backend Developer with experience in Ruby on Rails and/or
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14y ago
I agree that Germany is not all about copycats. Thanks to the Samwers and others this perception was created. If you visit places like Silicon Valley and say you're from Germany you can be sure to find someone who will "make a joke" about G
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14y ago
With Germany being notorious for its copycats, it's funny to see this in reverse. Who would have thought that an idea that exists in Germany for almost 10 years would still be great for a startup in the US/Canada.
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16y ago
It's just the next logical step! First SaaS then PaaS and now RaaS: Relationship as a Service
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Amazon poised to launch mobile app store
(broadcastengineering.com)
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16y ago
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NoneSuch: The Greatest Ruby Gem EVAR
(avdi.org)
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16y ago
Doesn't this make Bing practically useless? I mean I go to an alternative search engine to get alternative search results...
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WebAIM: Blog - History of the browser user-agent string
(webaim.org)
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16y ago
DNF was a synonym for vaporware. I even always used DNF to explain to people what vaporware is. What now?
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16y ago
Maybe these are the next things they're killing. We should remember that "Yahoo is a content company". http://www.businessinsider.com/yahoo-is-focused-were-a-conte...
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16y ago
Maybe you're right. Maybe I let myself get carried away. However, in the first part of my comment, I ask questions I wish the article would have answered somehow. In the second part (after the quote), I'm maybe a little fierce, but it's mor
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16y ago
Sorry, but his article is really one-sided. It just blames the lack of funding for the failure and disregards other factors and challenges of a startup. As I understood Readness was somehow funded (4iP) but the funding was then cut off for
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16y ago
Sorry, but where in the article do you read that? The article says: "...the Google Latitude app will run on the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad, and iPod touch (3rd/4th generation)...."
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16y ago
Why are iPhone 3G users left out? Besides the background updating thing I don't see any features or reasons why it can't run on a 3G.
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16y ago
Just found the time to check your improvements and respond... It's definitely better with the auto-complete and mail icon. However, it's still confusing to first-time users, as there is no hint that they have to add @pepbot.com. E.g. at ht
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16y ago
Sounds cool. Will definitely try it. Maybe you should put that information somewhere on the site. However, I think that most people are going to use @pepbot.com. Therefore if you just type <something> without @pepbot.com, it should
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16y ago
Also, since all addresses are @pepbot.com, this part should be optional. Right now, if I enter some random address without @pepbot.com I'm landing on the start page. Apart from that, I really like it! This will definitely become my default
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16y ago
At the very least, Linux is going to get a serious push for GNUStep, and a ton more dev's if it works out. That's what I hope too. While Cocoa has grown into a powerful API, the development on GNUStep has stalled. Interesting, that there'
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