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by mavdi 11y ago
A quick look at the follow up tweets and I'm glad I'm out of Twitter.
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Striking views of our Solar System(bbc.co.uk)
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by mavdi 11y ago
Mozilla hires Vladislav Surkov? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcy8uLjRHPM
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by mavdi 11y ago
Dart is a great language. I tried it on day one and it has come a long way since then. But in my experience... every time I read an article trying to justify why something is still relevant or important in a company roadmap, it dies a lonel
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by mavdi 11y ago
Similar experience. I was in a Ryokan in Kyoto where some workers were about to repair some fittings in the street and make some noise. We were given a leaflet in English apologising for the noise made and the next day when we got out the s
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by mavdi 11y ago
I've been very lucky to have visited Japan. I can say, having visited many other places, there is no such place like it. The social awareness of the Japanese people is on a level never seen elsewhere. One truly great nation, with a tru
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Neither of which were experienced by anyone outside US.
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by mavdi 11y ago
I think your point sort of proves the case that a revolution that's guided by mass submissions of Twitter and sensationalism and populism rather than well thought out ideas will end up in the dust bin of history. Egypt is back exactly
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by mavdi 11y ago
Interesting. This would indeed be a problem. I hope they don't share them between modules because if one mutates a dependancy, it would be nearly impossible to debug/fix.
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by mavdi 11y ago
13. Avoid reading depressing news One look at any news site is enough to help you avoid the first 12 resolutions.
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by mavdi 11y ago
And this is hacker news how?
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by mavdi 11y ago
No excuses for contacting his employer though. Just plain intimidation.
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Coder crafts his own off-grid smart home(youtube.com)
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Not only that, in Asia they work longer hours too. When I visited Japan, I noticed rush hour in Tokyo would start round about 6pm and would go on until 10pm. Compare that with London, starts around 5pm and pretty much everyone is dispersed
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by mavdi 11y ago
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/1... http://abcnews.go.com/International/top-syrian-warns-congres... http://news.yahoo.com/islamic-state-f
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by mavdi 11y ago
They don't give a shit as under 30s don't vote anyway.
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by mavdi 11y ago
Has he developed this game all by himself? How can people be so productive? Develop, test, market... This is just crazy.
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by mavdi 11y ago
I sold Lars Markgren a really bad Flash game for £500 back in 2006. It's incredible how far King has come since then.
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by mavdi 11y ago
I wanted to start a limited company in Spain. After reading the requirements, I faced the other way and never enquired about it again. Now Spain won't lose much by losing my business, but if everyone's as terrified as I was when t
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by mavdi 11y ago
If you bury your head in sand that's exactly what you'll think. Try getting out of Europe more often and see what the rest of the world achieves in a year and then you'll come to the same conclusion. Even in case of already a
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by mavdi 11y ago
Battery research news is on par with cancer cure and rapture day news these days.
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by mavdi 11y ago
You simply find another shithead. ie: another job.
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by mavdi 11y ago
In London no one has any friends to begin with.
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Some valid points which could be made with a clear head too. I believe in market dynamics, the reason the recruiters aren't gone by now is that market still needs them. The author's moral high ground is also funny. At the end of t
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by mavdi 11y ago
Same here. My clients are in the US and I work from home. So it's only logical I rent my flat for a ridiculous price and live elsewhere.
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by mavdi 11y ago
It's funny how the article considers overpriced housing, zero social mobility and a conversion of once a great city into a luxury den for super rich a success. The very people London needs, nurses, doctors, programmers, firefighters, a
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by mavdi 11y ago
This is perfect for me guys. Nice work! I travel a lot and many times the SSH ports are disabled in the networks that I use, so having a GUI over HTTP like this is very helpful for me. Only downside is the cost, I think it could be a lot ch
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by mavdi 11y ago
With all honesty, if you're a programmer or a hacker working for GCHQ (I'm certain there are some of you around here) you should really bury your head in shame. No excuses, you are simply disgusting.
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I work remote and I can tell you I end up working around 60 hours a week. Or at least making myself available for that long. And this is exactly the reason employers are choosing remote work over on site. They will have a developer availabl
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by mavdi 11y ago
This is it. This is what we should be focusing on with all the cancer research funds available. Cancer is just a data corruption in the cell DNA and we have a few methods of fixing data in the digital world.

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