jmra

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by jmra 15y ago
The world runs on electricity, education, petrol, food, construction, clothers... what is really happening and what Andreesen should be saying is that now software is totally mainstream, not a hobbie or a hackers thing. And as so, we are pa
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by jmra 15y ago
Bought a license of PyCharm and I'm having exactly the same experience as Guido: love the debugger, prefer emacs+screen+ssh for everything else. I've heard others python guys saying that they have PyCharm for exploring complex repositories
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by jmra 15y ago
Absolutely true, my 3 bedroom flat rent in the south is now 450 EUR month ;)
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Innovation lessons from Neural Networks: Searching Without Objectives(infoq.com)
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by jmra 15y ago
The C++ developers I've meet in London that earn 600 GBP/1000 GBP by day (consulting) are people who has been working for investment banks (JP Morgan for example) developing trading systems that use FIX Protocol ( http://www.fixprotocol.org
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by jmra 15y ago
In Spain/Greece most salaries for young people are 1000€/600€ month.
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by jmra 15y ago
«45K if you have a couple of years of experience» LOL that's interesting because, you know, it's false :) replace «couple» with "more than 5 years" and I will begin to believe you. It's true that in BCN and Madrid things are better, but not
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by jmra 15y ago
Just two words: FIX PROTOCOL
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by jmra 15y ago
55k€ - 25% = 41250€ = 3437,5 EUR/month... after 10 years, in Madrid, which is expensive for Spain. More or less in the range I told in my comment :)
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by jmra 15y ago
In Spain you can find net salaries from 800€/month to 3000€/month (if we forget about big banks, and top notch developers in Madrid and Barcelona). Yeah, we have substandard salaries and we are not that crappy. This could be the reason why