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by gommm 16y ago
It's not a question of screwing over the acquirers, it's just that in that case the acquirer had much more experience and could easily use the information they could get from the discussion to their advantage
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by gommm 16y ago
Just went to look at it, looks interesting but I got a 400 error once when I visited this page http://www.dashboardtosuccess.com/how-the-dashboard-works.ht... . You might want to look into it.
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by gommm 16y ago
"The problem all comes down to 10% curriculum and 90% teachers. Curriculum only seriously concerns me when it overconstrains good teachers and prevents them from doing their job." I agree with this in part but the problem is that relying on
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by gommm 16y ago
It seems to me that most people on HN are programers with rather broad interest.. So I don't think the programer who only lives to code is the majority, although it might seem this way during graduate school
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by gommm 16y ago
I've just sent you an email
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by gommm 16y ago
Ok, then I actually have something similar... I can get the insurance 1100$ cheaper if I agree to a 1250$ yearly deductible.. And actually your insurance is then about the same price as it would cost me to have worldwide coverage including
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by gommm 16y ago
Good question, most of the expats insurances I've seen exclude both Canada and US except if you pay the higher version... I've never been to Canada so I don't know how the healthcare situation and cost is there.
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by gommm 16y ago
Get well soon, Andrew. Really love your interviews!
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by gommm 16y ago
So there aren't any insurance with 100% coverage? He would always have to pay some percent of the final costs? I'm a french expat living in China and I get 100% coverage (up to 3 million dollars) everywhere in the world except the US and ca
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by gommm 16y ago
I'm looking for a CSS/HTML designer. Must be willing to learn how to use tools like Staticmatic, Sass and Compass so as to generate clean semantic css and html while using a CSS framework. I'm also looking for a good graphic designer (even
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by gommm 16y ago
And how would the site owner know if it's Chris or not who published the data?
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by gommm 16y ago
Whenever I'm reading a book to learn something I tend to walk randomly around the house while reading... For some reason, it feels like it helps me to concentrate on the content and I remember it better that way...
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by gommm 16y ago
It is but I value my time more than the one dollar difference between GoDaddy and namecheap... I don't want to spend time navigating through all the bunch of upsell crap from GoDaddy and then pulling my hair dealing with their awful dns set
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by gommm 16y ago
I used to think the same way as you do... I couldn't understand the point of using ruby or java (GWT) to generate javascript (and I didn't understand the popularity of rjs in rails). First, on the contrary to many, I actually like javascrip
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by gommm 16y ago
Thanks! I had missed that...
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by gommm 16y ago
I use my own domain name backed up by Exim... I followed this howto to set it up http://struction.de/projects/HOWTO_VirtualMail_Exim-MySQL-Sp... I do not use Google because I don't want to trust them with my personal information...
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by gommm 16y ago
Cool, I used to live in Kyoto before moving to Shanghai... Your email is not in your profile (the email field is kept private, you need to add your email to your about section...) Squiggly sign means @.. Just want to prevent spammers from h
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by gommm 16y ago
Oh, hadn't realized that it wouldn't be obvious :-)
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by gommm 16y ago
Your particular problem is most probably their policy of deleting all emails after a certain period of inactivity (90 days if I remember correctly), happened to me too once..
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by gommm 16y ago
I'm hiring Rails programmers in Shanghai.. Also looking for interns. Email is in my profile
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by gommm 16y ago
Good advertisement from National Geographic, makes me want to read the year-long serie...
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by gommm 16y ago
And that comment is now ranked first on Google for Ogaki Dog Care :-)
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by gommm 16y ago
Well doing a hardware startup is hard and they've had a string of bad luck but at least, in this particular case, they are responsive about it and immediately started a recall instead of trying to hide the issues under the rug...
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by gommm 16y ago
They do crop up from time to time (you can see it if you have showdead on) but there's a lot more on this topic than usually... I wonder if it's bots posting spam because of detecting Amazon in the title of this page?
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by gommm 16y ago
I think the problem is that it's a question of definition... A lot of people here who say that it's possible to travel, define a startup as a smaller "lifestyle" business... If you find a good niche it can bring good money while taking less
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by gommm 16y ago
In China, after paying for the cost of the iphone as downpayment (so around 700$), it costs 10$/month to get 15 hours call and 1.2 Gb/month data plan... That's under a unicom plan. Now, this is not all of Asia, it's mostly because China is
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by gommm 16y ago
In China, after paying for the cost of the iphone as downpayment (so around 700$), it costs 10$/month to get 15 hours call and 1.2 Gb/month data plan... That's under a unicom plan. Compare this to France for example where the plans easily e
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by gommm 16y ago
For some reason, there seems to be an more random downvotings by members just because they can.. So, I often see interesting and on topic answers like yours first being downvoted and then upvoted... I wonder what could be done by pg to coun
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by gommm 16y ago
I've been a rails developer since the beginning and this has been true on rails as far back as Rails 1.0.. Now we use github and gems on gemcutter, before that there was the list of plugins http://agilewebdevelopment.com.. . Now http://dj
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