loboman

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Will successful Self-Taught Programmers please stand up?
17 points by loboman 16y ago|15 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
He said "I don't have a degree"
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Early Amazon: Shopping cart recommendations (glinden.blogspot.com)
11 points by loboman 16y ago|3 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
He could have joined his own company, or Microsoft, or Facebook
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by loboman 16y ago
Possibly just nervous
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Ask HN: if you don't use Linux, why don't you?
6 points by loboman 16y ago|20 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
I think this is the first time I read an article that focuses so much in only one of the Google founders. So far you could only find stories about what the two founders did together, and little about their individual personalities. This kin
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by loboman 16y ago
Ah, that's right.
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by loboman 16y ago
Does he need insurance if he can pay for the doctors himself?
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by loboman 16y ago
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Stallman "Stallman has also developed a number of pieces of widely used software, including the original Emacs, the GNU Compiler Collection, the GNU Debugger, and many tools in the GNU Coreutils."
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Jobless recovery, the Luddite fallacy and the 4-hour workweek(lemire.me)
5 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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Being a Savage(stevepavlina.com)
1 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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Working At Microsoft–20% Time and Prototypes(foredecker.wordpress.com)
4 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
How much is 100k a year in the US? I thought it wasn't so much for good programmers, at least in SV. Is a 100k programmer something unheard of in the US?
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Wide vs. Deep(eod.com)
5 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
This is what Popego used to do: http://techcrunch.com/2008/09/09/popego-tailors-the-social-g...
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by loboman 16y ago
Many freelancers work as monotributistas or responsables inscriptos, exporting services that way. And it's perfectly legal. For a single person shop this would be the first case I hear of, of an incorporate company setup that way.
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by loboman 16y ago
I read it, I liked it. It has many good ideas one can apply. But it's not the definitive business strategy manual. Looks like an introductory guide for more advanced readings; I'm still not sure what such more advanced works would be, proba
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by loboman 16y ago
Thanks
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by loboman 16y ago
Can you tell anything about your impressions on those meetings?
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by loboman 16y ago
Scored 27, should I be worried? I remember doing this test before but my score must have lowered, since I have changed the answers to some questions with time
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What Microsoft gets for $2 billion(scottberkun.com)
126 points by loboman 16y ago|63 comments
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The A.I. Revolution Is On(wired.com)
75 points by loboman 16y ago|25 comments
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NKorea threatens SKorea with nuclear war(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
Gimp will work
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How much to charge for speaking?(scottberkun.com)
2 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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Free Electron: the most productive engineer that you're going to meet(randsinrepose.com)
3 points by loboman 16y ago|0 comments
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by loboman 16y ago
If the documents they provide are meaningful texts they probably should be contextual (such corpus would be mostly useless for finding synonyms).
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by loboman 16y ago
Even in New Orleans after the storm, with my wife working in the public schools, I didn't see any 800x600 displays. That, in the US. I think it's different in other countries.
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by loboman 16y ago
His thoughts here: http://speakeasy.org/~lion/weird.html

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