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iwangulenko
6y ago
sweet! will this run on mac? edit: tried: "UnboundLocalError: local variable 'loader' referenced before assignment Fatal Python error: could not initialize part 2 ... 'python script.py' terminated by signal SIGABRT
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Quatico.com |Senior Software Engineer (Java), Fullstack, Frontend (React) | Zurich, Switzerland | SALARY: 90k-130k CHF | ONSITE | Swiss or EU member-states passport-holders only We are a 20-person team building tailored web apps with heavy
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iwangulenko
6y ago
yes, it's the MIT of mainland Europe and stands for "Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich" or Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Founded in 1855 it is older than the blockchain token!
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iwangulenko
6y ago
First of all, congrats! If you run it all by yourself, why do you write "us" everywhere?
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iwangulenko
6y ago
interesting idea; I know prices for SaaS are hard to get right but somehow I find your pricepoint a bit too high because I feel most podcast uploaded to youtube always listen in the background
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iwangulenko
6y ago
It always depends from which perspective you're looking at things; compared to the Swiss the Germans are rather chaotic and nothing works there. (Grew up in Germany and now live since ~5 years in Switzerland)
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Really great question about founder vs. being an employee and what it means going back to being an individual contributor. In Europe, I see that it is hardly possible; if you have been a founder, firms think you aren't loyal.
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Tech recruiter from Zurich here. Great idea. Do you consider to add geographic information? The same job can be quite different in different locations; work conditions and laws differ a lot. I understand that in the beginning that might seg
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iwangulenko
6y ago
I think "well-written" is subjective, so how to aggregate it so everyone finds the content interesting?
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iwangulenko
6y ago
killer feature suggestion: You can ask people to download a pdf from their Linkedin profile and parse that (it is doable because it is standardized and a lot of startups depend on it, so unlikely that Linkedin will change it)
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Tech recruiter here. Love the templates, they are very readable. Yet, the biggest problem with such builders is that people hate data-entry.
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Awesome to see fasting going more and more into the mainstream. My dad always fasts when he has any kind of sickness; he says the body then can focus only on beating the disease. Fasting is hard and most Westerners never do it; the religion
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Web scrapping is a huge problem and I am happy to seem more usable solution but why do you need these permissions from me: See, edit, create, and delete ALL of your Google Drive files See, edit, create, and delete ALL your spreadsheets in G
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The Essential Video Meeting Guide
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iwangulenko
6y ago
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Quatico.com |Senior Software Engineer (Java), Fullstack, Frontend (React) | Zurich, Switzerland | SALARY: 90k-130k CHF | ONSITE | Swiss or EU member-states passport-holders only We are a 20-person team building tailored web apps with heavy
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Study "The Elements of Style" ( https://www.amazon.com/Elements-Style-Fourth-William-Strunk-... ), a classic on better writing. It will teach you about how to really write for the reader and not for yourself.
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Interesting, maybe just use white instead of yellow? Mostly it is a problem that people have too little light when they do video calls.
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Interesting. What do you use it for in your daily work?
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iwangulenko
6y ago
Has anyone any idea what that means to the average joe? How to protect one's purchasing power? If the government can give you free money (1200$ checks), it also has the power to take everything away from you, right?
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iwangulenko
6y ago
The study says that "we will take the route that worked yesterday and ignore the evidence of what normally works best" If you just drove a route yesterday, you remember it best and maybe that is why you chose it again, not because
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6y ago
I think Taleb said coronavirus isn't one because pandemics are a known thing.
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I went back working on 24-inch 1080p screen from a 32-inch 4k screen
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iwangulenko
7y ago
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iwangulenko
8y ago
As someone running a technical recruitment agency, I can assure you that it is true that someone having built stuff in Clojure is more likely to be considered as a good engineer than someone who did JQuery all the time. Recruiters use an in
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Why software engineers don’t get jobs: Three horror stories
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iwangulenko
11y ago
You can win on the fact that food is so much cheaper in Germany. I mean, French, Durch, Austrian, and Swiss people shop in Germany on weekends, if they live on the border and have a family to feed etc. Zurich is not particularly on the bord