niallpaterson

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   by niallpaterson 8y ago

   Butternut Box | Full stack and front end engineers | London | Onsite | Full-Time Butternut Box is a pet wellness company that creates home-cooked meals using fresh ingredients, perfectly portioned for your dog and delivered to your door. We
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   by niallpaterson 8y ago

   Butternut Box | Full stack and front end engineers | London | Onsite | Full-Time Butternut Box is a pet wellness company that creates home-cooked meals using fresh ingredients, perfectly portioned for your dog and delivered to your door. We
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   by niallpaterson 8y ago

   Butternut Box | Front-End Engineer | White City, London, UK | ONSITE | Full time | £40k-£50k Butternut Box makes the highest quality dog food and ships it directly to your door. At Butternut Box, we have two aims. Firstly, to help pets live
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   by niallpaterson 9y ago

   Rails + React + Swift + Go developer ==================================== Hi there! I'm a software developer with 5+ years experience, with a particular interest in Rails, React.js, Swift and Golang. Would love to chat with you about w
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   by niallpaterson 9y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Web and iOS developer ==================================== Hi! I'm a full time Web and iOS freelancer who has been freelancing for three years now. I've a lot of interest in Rails, Elixir, React.js and Swift. I&#x27
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   by niallpaterson 9y ago

   SEEKING WORK - Web and iOS developer ==================================== Location: Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, Swift, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js, Elixir Resume/CV: https://ange
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   by niallpaterson 9y ago

   Rails + React + Swift + Go developer ==================================== Location: Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, Swift, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js, Elixir Resume/CV: https://ange
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   by niallpaterson 10y ago

   Rails + React + iOS + Go developer ==================================== Location: Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, iOS, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js, Elixir Resume/CV: https://angel.co
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   by niallpaterson 10y ago

   Rails + React + iOS + Go developer ==================================== Location: Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, iOS, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js, Elixir Resume/CV: https://angel.co
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    by niallpaterson 10y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Europe/Remote. I'm an experienced Rails and iOS developer (5+ years), and have worked in New York, Amsterdam and Dublin, and have freelanced with a number of companies in San Francisco and across the world. I'm
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    by niallpaterson 10y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Europe / Remote. I'm an experienced Rails and iOS developer (5+ years), and have worked in New York, Amsterdam and Dublin, and have freelanced with a number of companies in San Francisco and across the world. I&#x27
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    by niallpaterson 10y ago

    Rails + React + iOS + Go developer ==================================== Location: Dublin, Ireland Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rails, iOS, Go, React, Haskell, Node.js Resume/CV: https://angel.co/ni
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    by niallpaterson 11y ago

    Location: NYC/SF Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Swift, Objective-C, Cocoa, Python, Javascript (including Node), Java, C, Databases, AWS, Linux. Resume/CV: https://drive.google
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    by niallpaterson 12y ago

    By my reckoning, this cost them about $600,000+. Ouch.
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I find it really interesting that people instinctively say 24, which to me means they know the answer, but they don't actually compute it - it's just learnt, which is why if I asked 14*19, most people would reach for a calculator.
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    Actually one of the attractions for Google is the Irish weather (cooler so less costs in keeping data centers cool) anyway, perhaps you should read past the first paragraph..
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I like bitcoin, but a government has the right to define the currency it's citizens use (i.e what is legal tender and what's not) and I think for a bank targeting ordinary people, you have to deal in legal tender. I don't thi
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    Good Question. Lets take the scenario where we are partnering with another bank. So then we have two main applications or systems - 1) Integration with their api (I'm assuming this would be a fairly big thing considering the complexiti
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    Consider John Doe. John is an ordinary internet user who's heard of bitcoin, but has no iota of how it works and 0 control over it. Will John trust his life savings with it? No. I think that's pretty obvious. Let's face it &#
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think it's unavoidable to have a partner bank (at least for now) but considering they wouldn't get as much, that would surely be better? I completely get what you mean, and agree in many ways, but is there any other way?
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think it'd be the experience of that rather than the actual feature. Like how many non technical people are going to straight out of the box know what export to csv is then be able to run filters on it? People are much more familiar
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    interesting. Why would you be against an open source bank? Would you agree that banks aren't exactly cutting edge? If so, wouldn't it be better if they were? (More features, easier experience)? Thanks :)
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I assume your credit union isn't open source though? It's great that you're happy with your bank, but I suppose what I'm trying to get at is that banks can improve a lot, and just because it you're happy now, doesn&
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think 99% of people aren't going to bank with an unregulated, fluctuating currency that they don't understand or control.
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    Here's an example: Imagine if your bank account had a profile, almost like a social network, and you could go to someone else's profile and quickly see recent transactions you've had with them. I'm not thinking of someth
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think like always, the US is a bit different. As I think I mentioned, I'm not thinking of something like a credit union, rather something quite different.
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    Interesting.. but I think you can go further.
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think if you were to look at the three things I mentioned - online, non profit and open source, non profit is the one I think is least differentiable if that makes any sense. I think an online open source bank is the real innovative part,
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    I think the US (like always) is maybe a little lucky when it comes to CU's, but copying from my postscript I think if you were to look at the three things I mentioned - online, non profit and open source, non profit is the one I think
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    by niallpaterson 13y ago

    You read my mind :) Was one of the ideas I had. I think that'd be really cool. Will let you know thanks!