matthewrudy

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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   I agree. That's certainly bigger and nicer than my room in Hong Kong.
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   The Odds of a Western Startup Succeeding in China(blog.michaelmichelini.com)

   1 points by matthewrudy 14y ago|0 comments
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   I'm surprised there was nothing on LRUG. Seems like a rush decision to cancel.
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   Can anyone explain what happened?
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   I guess this isn't supposed to be launched yet Most of the addons are missing from this, notably NewRelic
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   They did this in Guangzhou, where the local TV channel switching from 100% cantonese, to 50% cantonese. Mandarin use has increased in Hong Kong in recent years, but for economic reasons, as mainland visitors and businesses have flooded our
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   Many people here in Hong Kong don't regard themselves to be part of China. We have our own legal, visa, financial, and political system. Although Beijing occasionally steers the political system, censorship of any kind usually ends up in pr
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   That'd be an interesting feature. Beijing, Shanghai, and such do show up from the UK. I will have to check the others when I get back to the big CN.
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   by matthewrudy 14y ago

   For most of the prefecture level cities I've searched for I find nothing. Kunming, Maoming, Sanya, Zhanjiang, Nanning, Nanchang, ... It's only the big international cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzou, Shenzhen, that appear.
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    by matthewrudy 14y ago

    I see this opinion expressed a lot, but I don't get it. I think whiteboard coding is a great tool. Maybe other people choose something so ridiculously abstract and difficult, but the way we do it at Thought Sauce it is always a very simple
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    by matthewrudy 14y ago

    I can live without Ruby and Rubygems but for doing web development I just need the basics; * rails # the framework * devise # the auth * debugger # uh, the debugger * newrelic_rpm # the monitoring All the rest depends on th
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    by matthewrudy 14y ago

    I think it depends on the job market you're in. In the US and Europe an open-source profile is expected, but over here in Hong Kong its fairly uncommon. The good ones have either flown away to the US, or already been snatched up. But, as Al