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by mgl 5y ago
Really interesting and useful if works. Do you consider validating financial figures against Benford’s Law distribution? Whilst it is not NLP I am curious does it still work?
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by mgl 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Poland | REMOTE As a team we specialize in building high performance/low latency solutions in Java and Rust. We recently delivered a finance solution processing over 1 bln transactions in one hour and a global travel sea
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by mgl 9y ago
This market is really greedy, any connection (justified or not) with an established brick & mortar company seems to give your cryptocurrency immediate visibility and boost.
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Ask HN: Your monthly (side) project update
4 points by mgl 10y ago|1 comments
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by mgl 12y ago
Spot on comment: http://sploid.gizmodo.com/jesus-what-happened-to-america-our...
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5 things that could have killed your Startup(labs.octivi.com)
1 points by mgl 12y ago|0 comments
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by mgl 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (based in Poland) We are a full-stack team building complex web application in Java (JPA/Hibernate, Spring, Play, Bootstrap/HTML5, Javascript/JQuery, etc.) with heavy back-end background (trading platfor
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by mgl 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or on-site We are a team of experienced full-stack developers (ex-City, ex-Deloitte) who love to work on interesting and challenging projects, our recent works are: * Easy to use staff holiday & leave management we
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Founders, go placidly amid the noise and haste (1927)(cs.columbia.edu)
1 points by mgl 13y ago|0 comments
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by mgl 13y ago
Exactly, I guess a solid number of Flippa users own multiple websites for profit, so they should be interested in tight control of stats. You may also e.g. post a sell offer for your web app and a) a number of your target clients will see y
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by mgl 13y ago
You should find people with such problems on Digital Point, Flippa and obviously here.
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by mgl 13y ago
How would you describe your actual paying client?
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by mgl 13y ago
If you have a product that may generate profit, e.g. a SaaS application targeting businesses, not a money burning consumer-app train (see: twitter or another photo album app) one of the strategies that work is cold emailing: 0. Identify and
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by mgl 13y ago
Absolutely, and I know this feeling. Getting your product ready enough to launch it publicly is just the beginning. You need to become a hustler and push forward relentlessly. Built the marketing and sales plan - and execute, execute, execu
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by mgl 13y ago
Drop us a line at contact@codedose.com - we released an online trading platform for physical gold, so security is our daily thing!
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by mgl 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - London, Berlin or REMOTE We are a passionate team of experienced Java developers located in Wroclaw, Poland (2 hr direct flights to major European cities), mixing Spring and Hibernate with SCRUM and JIRA to produce advanced w
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by mgl 13y ago
Yes, I think so too. At http://codedose.com we document projects, write comments to our source code and communicate with our clients in English only, not because most of them are from Western Europe and US but it's just mor
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by mgl 13y ago
Yes, this was my impression too. I was looking for new potential gigs for us - http://codedose.com (shameless plug: if you want to build a nice web app at near half of the Bay area rates drop me a line at mglomba@codedose.com) t
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by mgl 13y ago
True, we decided to outsource, at least partially, lead sourcing for http://codedose.com , as it was just way too much time consuming and steering away from other more strategic tasks, like e.g. "processing" these leads
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by mgl 13y ago
clickable link: http://codedose.com
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Ask HN: How can we improve our software house website?
8 points by mgl 13y ago|4 comments
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by mgl 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Poland (UK +1 timezone), Java and Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL We are a passionate team of experienced Java and Ruby on Rails programmers producing advanced web applications for clients located in the UK and US. We have
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by mgl 13y ago
Well, it really depends on the application type. We are a Java and Ruby on Rails software house ( http://codedose.com ), we also have experience working for investment banks, and for some cases Java with Spring or Play is the best
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by mgl 13y ago
At http://codedose.com we prefer Linux and Windows as the first gives you powerful scripting/command line tools out of the box and Linux is also our major deployment platform (EC2, Linode), whereas the latter gives you the
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by mgl 13y ago
We at http://codedose.com favor Bootstrap for business/CRUD-like applications as it's super easy to build a sound design with it and prefer to create a dedicated design for consumer web apps, like stock market analytic
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by mgl 13y ago
http://codedose.com We are working on a small side project (codename: market colors) that will make daily analysis of stock price movements and trend discovery super easy. You will be able to analyze and compare literally thousa
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by mgl 13y ago
It would be interesting to see how RWD replaces native applications on mobile platforms. This is something what we do at http://codedose.com to make our corporate intranet web applications accessible from smaller factor devices
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Qualcomm shows how a smart watch can make sense(technologyreview.com)
3 points by mgl 13y ago|0 comments
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by mgl 13y ago
I have very similar experience creating a few microwebsites making $200-300 a month with no intervention what gives extreme ROI (2-3 days of initial work). These are mainly spin-offs - projects we have coded in spare time - from our Ruby on
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by mgl 13y ago
You didn't mention any speciality so the rates will vary depending on the skillset but I would expect the median to be at least around 50 GBP - this is why we started an organized company providing solid software development services a

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