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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Everythings fine: Do hot stuff before and/or after having children. Slow down during family-time (and with that I mean having children from 0 to lets say 10 (after that they get more independent anyway)). Who wants to crush it from th
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
"However, for many, it's not an option not to work", even when all the other factors mentioned are met. They want to be socially included (by doing a job).
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
> software developer is actually a pretty cushy gig it can be > that I would wish on moms everywhere. I don't know any mom "hacking it" as their dayjob and honestly I am not sure if I'd whish them to (coding can
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
> 311,534 male students (73.3%) and > 113,571 female students (26.7%). > The fact that it’s not even close to 50:50 is surprising. It didn't surprise me, I went there & searched for it. How can it be surprising (you see th
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
HN is very SV focused I refer to it as "Silicon Valley News"
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
It's a side project (and given the setup doomed to fail anyway). Super big (US) IT-companies struggel with how to being profitable, whilest IT is capital/work intensive (to avoid these embarassing bugs). There is a long-tail, but
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
> I hope this is not going to split up the community You are overrating (Berlin) bcz you are from Berlin. Don't worry about your concerns too much ;) > cheer when there is one more success story from Berlin... I will search HN fo
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
people, people, there are people just like you and discussion won't change them (never did, never will). Otherwise those ppl/opinions won't exist. But you are just a (controversial) stereotype: Many with your queer thoughs ex
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Sergey and Larry actually "just got a job" after graduation: Researchers at a university pursuing a phd. They used THIS JOB to develop the technology for their (later) company. Then they FIRST tried to SELL the (search-)algorithm
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
My sister is into the next thing beyond homeschooling: unschooling. You are just exposing a stereotype (as she does). My father is into gardening. I am not. Why on earth is it bad to find something you like and stick with it (being obsessed
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Yes it will. He tries to cash in now. My "show HN" went peek on HN and then back to what it was before. He is smart: Everything seems fine. From the media we know about all the companies, which have established business models wi
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Thank you for the initial posting, so much true. Brook's comment is a bit old and there usually evolve things to adress issues: His integrated database system is: The web, (project-)wikis, issue tracking, version control, (discussion&a
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE > Making The Expensive Cheap: I have been working (and still am working) with incredibly expensive software from IBM. Now it's somewhat trivial what it does and I have open sourced it ( http://www.use-t
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
An architect (known HERE IN GERMANY to be an over-run study-topic with too little jobs or low pay (until you made it)), a social worker, which is now a dish washer. Highly qualified foreign workers (which we highly need)... even if the arti
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Having a (great) idea is nothing unique. A lot of people have (a lot of) (great) ideas. Putting them into practice requires some things, which you seem to heavily lack (as you describe). The entrance is a lot of hard work (you don't se
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Each dot-com domain costs me 1,49€ each month I just reduced from 3 to 2
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Yahooo... I am searching for my first customer or anyone who wants to contribute: http://www.use-the-tree.com - (finding and) defining the single one right way there is for FAST MESSAGE TRANSFORMATION It's what's left
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Holy cow, Linux gained so much and Windows lost so much since they switched (in 2004). That would be so wrong to go for Windows (in 2014). Disclaimer: I am from Germany
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
History repeats itself, but not the same
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
No one ever addresses the f__ked up lives that we (neck-beards, semi-down syndrome havers and others... normals) have. Flocked together, left alone to make the best out of the situation. Welcome to the real IT, enjoy!
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
To say 800 a day (worldwide) is willfully misleading It's catchy and that's the intension of the author (she wants to be heard). There are so many things to put this number into context. 800 a day, oh that's like 3 Jumbo&#x27
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
We have huge brains, jo They must be there for a reason I tell you, bro. It's war, you know. "We/I thought about everything and this is what we came up with (interwined with very catchy words to hold your attention)" Cou
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
It is not that there is no markdown / formatting allowed. It just is, that it is so very very limited: https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc Esp. the "no links in the text-field, but in the comments" It is s
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Instead of complaining you can just try to fix the situation. Things get better: Open Source, Git Hub and you can have your share, too! My 0.02 Cents here: http://www.use-the-tree.com I am still waiting for people to join in (wr
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Also smartphone. Probably my sat-receiver (for remote recording). Likely that's it. Even in my car: I'd just use my phone (instead of something else (another and likely worse UI)). It may turn out totally different in ~10, ~20 y
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
We want to see successful, hard working, tough woman that just made it. Damit, you spoiled it. We are still searching for the single one instance that defeats the claim that woman don't fly. I am happy that her kids can explain to her
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
That's increadibly easy (it is!) I can't understand why Google owns it. Especially today ("~15 years later") and with a lot of good open source software available.
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
TL;DR: Not a lot of change (just the usual upgrades) It is news on HN: Coincidentially I also own one (MBPR 13" with Ubuntu & MacOS) It can be a developer's struggel: MBPR (13, 15) or is the Air also cutting it?
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
Write a parser (analog to the Edifact one) and I will add you to the contributor's list and update the site with the new code. Let's crush IBM :) Do something that matters. Leave your mark here. I am awaiting pull requests :)
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by mqsiuser 12y ago
I have been open sourcing IBM WebSphere Message Broker ( http://www.use-the-tree.com ) recently. It needs some polishing and especially it needs support for "industry standards" like Edifact (already started on that), SW

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