nilspihl

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   Combating Change Vertigo(softhouse.se)

   3 points by nilspihl 8y ago|0 comments
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   Swedish startup makes scalable back end-as-a-service?(softhouse.se)

   5 points by nilspihl 9y ago|0 comments
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   Reducing carbon emissions with IOT for freight(softhouse.se)

   5 points by nilspihl 9y ago|0 comments
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   The Cybersecurity Chess Game(softhouse.se)

   3 points by nilspihl 9y ago|0 comments
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   by nilspihl 10y ago

   You'd guess wrong :)
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   by nilspihl 10y ago

   Haha yeah we get a lot of those here, but less so than places like Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong. I plead not guilty, for what it is worth, but I understand if you find that unconvincing. Perhaps I do have some rose-tinted glasses that make me
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   by nilspihl 10y ago

   I moved to New York "permanently", thinking it would last, but I found myself without a job a few months later and ended up on a flight to Beijing. I think my time in New York was negatively colored by having an office right in Ti
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   by nilspihl 10y ago

   That first point is a painful reality that can't be escaped, for sure. It can be hostile here, but again - it is a frontier.
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   by nilspihl 10y ago

   Yeah... I did call it a frontier, and I meant that with the good and the bad. -Nils
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    by nilspihl 10y ago

    Author here - The massive growth of big data talent is not spurred by the government, but by the fact that the Chinese market place is many times bigger than the provincial markets that Silicon Valley often ends up targeting. Within a year