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by jnardiello 12y ago
# Sorry LONG comment and need to go to work, little to no time to read again and fix errors. Be kind. I'm yet another italian (expat to London) and let me state a few things which are not listed on that landing page but that you should
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Well, as someone pointed out: London is not anymore an approachable city for middle class/upper middle class. I think that to live well in London you need to earn at least 6k GBP/month per family (3k each basically). Of which, 2k&
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by jnardiello 12y ago
As far as i can see, smart people of HN is failing to grasp the meaning of a simple sentence. You won't see ANY amateur using R. Period. In the PHP community you find people building hairdressers websites and distributed systems expe
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Be elastic, the core concept is not about "being unique".
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by jnardiello 12y ago
PHP guy here. Which doesn't mean that I love php that much, but still pays all the bills. How I ended up doing PHP? Long story. Anyway, i've been working in almost any kind of environment. PHP powers massive and remarkable archite
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Pfffff don't listen to old grumpy HN. Awesome app, just bought it. I like art and can't bother finding nice wallpapers for my desktop.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
The world has gone insane.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Would any applicant from Europe be considered?
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by jnardiello 12y ago
You should definitely price it at 0,99
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Yes exactly. This is more or less the ranges i experienced as well.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
As i mentioned, i never ever heard of an offer for less than 45k. Which makes sense as you just can't live with 20k in London.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
I'm a PHP developer. Strong Testing skills, good javascript. Very proficient with both relation and non-relational dbs. I'm very active with local meetups and try to speak at conferences every now and then BUT only 1.5yrs workin
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by jnardiello 12y ago
I'm a programmer currently working in central London (relocated from Italy about 1month ago). While i don't want to publicly disclose my salary, i can tell you that you can expect to do a bit more than double of what you just ment
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by jnardiello 12y ago
I assume you are in europe. I'd suggest simply talking with your provider, explaining the issue and asking them to investigate. I honestly expect them to cooperate and be understanding. If they insist for you to pay: simply don't.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Don't mean to troll, BUT scamorza isn't mozzarella. It's just another kind of cheese. Different stuff
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Or maybe it's just because mozzarella is the most typical and wide-spread cheese in Naple area (Italy) - where "pizza" was invented. Just a guess.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Genuine question: Is Uber really cheaper than taxi? Honestly: in Italy it's not. It's hell expensive, probably a bit more expensive than usual cabs - which are incredibly expensive by definition. So yeah, this "We are a start
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Italy is considered close to a third world country BUT as i can see it provides cheaper and better connectivity. No contract, unlimited data, unlimited minutes and unlimited texts (but no phone): 10€/month. On a 30 months contract with
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by jnardiello 12y ago
That is actually good to start with, yet scaling will cost A LOT.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
And that is a creative product name. Well played MS.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Simply a great project with an astonishing outcome. The thing you did great is "UX" - or, to be more precise, lack of ux. You made a device which is perfectly accessible by your grandfather, asking him to deal with "modern&qu
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by jnardiello 12y ago
As a random user, i really like both idea and execution. The website looks good, the ux is simple and straight-forward. Everything is exactly as i expected it, which is a good thing.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
Yes. And just to add another evilish detail: Controlling your cashflow means also that you are effectively borrowing them 2+ weeks of your income (as far as they will pay you with recurrent wires AFTER you have sold your stuff) at no cost.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
How they will implement reviews for local shops is speculation at this point, but yes. They will allow reviews for local shops and use them to influence buyers choosing where to cut their hairs or where to buy the best cakes.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
It's a trap. You, owner of a shop, don't do this. Amazon will first analyze all your sales data, they will than attach reviews to your shop and finally they will oblige you to play by their rules or die (banned or killed by bad re
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by jnardiello 12y ago
I've got several accounts deleted as well. Let me say that they warned that those accounts were going to be closed with several emails, all sent with weeks of advance. I realize that your customers may have simply ignored all the commu
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by jnardiello 12y ago
I'm interested on this as well.
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by jnardiello 12y ago
From the Oscar front page: "Free doctor visits via phone". WTF is this? How can a doctor visit by phone? All this story is just a smell on how deeply broken the entire US health system is (together with all the healthcare-systems
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by jnardiello 12y ago
At work i use an HP Elitebook 850 with Ubuntu, no issues. Everything works.
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Your Vagrant Machine might not be as safe as you used to think(postimg.org)
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