kmt

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   by kmt 18y ago

   I completely agree with you, which is not surprising since I am Bulgarian myself as well and I follow the news on a daily basis. In our case we were lucky because we acquired properties early enough, so we have substantial equity already w
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   by kmt 18y ago

   emacs with planner + muse + gnus + remember + calendar + bbdb, etc. You get the idea: I live in emacs.
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   Joi Ito, Bernard Lukey, Matt Flannery, Sanjeev Bikhchandani at Zeitgeist Europe 08(youtube.com)

   1 points by kmt 18y ago|0 comments
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   by kmt 18y ago

   That's very similar to what I did with some friends. We are a group of 4, one of us is the active project manager. We are in our 4th project already and the current one is even more exciting and profitable than the others. 3rd and 4th pr
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   by kmt 18y ago

   Any of the Russian folks here care to comment on how useful they feel Yandex is? What is your preference for searching Russian pages? google.ru or yandex.com? Do you use one or the other exclusively? Or is yandex.com better for specific
6. 96.▲
   by kmt 18y ago

   How is this news?
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   by kmt 19y ago

   Does this mean that nowadays you can expect emacs to be installed on every system? From what I've seen, still no. So basic vi skills are still needed. But nowadays, there are many ways to avoid having to edit files with vi. If a system
8. 98.▲
   by kmt 19y ago

   Real programmers use... http://xkcd.com/378/
9. 99.▲
   by kmt 19y ago

   Браво!
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    Google Launches Social Graph API -- Google -- InformationWeek(informationweek.com)

    1 points by kmt 19y ago|0 comments
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    by kmt 19y ago

    It's entertaining to watch them.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    Imagine being unprivileged enough to be born in a third-world country and not even have a chance to pay your application fee for higher education. If you're bright enough and have Internet access you can still learn from the best and maybe
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    by kmt 19y ago

    It surprises me that people didn't know about these lectures already (of course I realize there's always a first time). They are considered classic and anyone interested in lisp (and programming in general) should watch them.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    I'm skiing at SnowBird at the moment and let me tell you: this is one of the true antidepressants. I sense even reading the RTFA could potentially be depressing. :-) Take care of yourselves boys and girls.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    Rather interesting, especially if you are familiar with Jeff Hawkins' research.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    Email me at the address in my profile.
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    Google and the 700 MHz auction(wetmachine.com)

    1 points by kmt 19y ago|0 comments
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    by kmt 19y ago

    "Hawkins believes entrepreneurship is a means to an end, as opposed to an end in itself." This sounds wise. The goal is more important than the form.
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    Common Lisp web servers(newartisans.com)

    18 points by kmt 19y ago|0 comments
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    by kmt 19y ago

    BS. I reply to all most of the time, because usually there was a good reason why people were on the distribution list. Also I find it quite annoying if I put someone on the list and a responder omits them. Happens mostly with people who
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    by kmt 19y ago

    I would choose something like 1appp.com (as in "1 APPlication Platform") if I were you. It's sexier. And it's available.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    Yoga, tai-chi, kung-fu, swimming, water polo, running, skating, skiing, snowboard, surfing, windsurfing, kite-surfing, dancing, push-ups, sit-ups, breathing exercises, shower (especially cold one) are all things that I personally try to do
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    by kmt 19y ago

    > unless we can interact with it (Silvia) ourselves... it's really hard to believe Agree. > This makes it a little more believable: http://cognitivecode.com/products.html#studio Not really. You can't really download or get it un
24. 114.▲
    by kmt 19y ago

    People who work on email systems say IMAP is one messy protocol to deal with. Still, arguably, gives you better features than anything else. Email needs improvement, but it's not an easy task. I am also surprised to see Google implement i
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    by kmt 19y ago

    Well, you could incorporate in Delaware but be located in Romania for a while. Also, Romania has probably improved a bit since you left.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    I think based on that and my other comment in this thread ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=70299 ) I'd like to start http://ynot.bg for all of us who may be willing to go to Bulgaria and work on their ideas there. Hey, I think I eve
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    by kmt 19y ago

    I'm actually eastern European (Bulgarian) who currently lives and works in US. I'm obviously biased but I think living conditions in eastern Europe are great. The somewhat relaxed atmosphere of those countries is probably great at least w
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    by kmt 19y ago

    I'd be interested to learn more about Romania. Danny76, please contact me if you wish to discuss this further: kmt at ftml dot net.
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    by kmt 19y ago

    How about gathering in one of the countries that recently joined the EU: Bulgaria, Romania... Living is cheap, labour is cheap, people are smart. Anyone interested? On the other hand conditions there not that professional and engineers do
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    by kmt 19y ago

    "Y Not"s sound pretty good, actually.