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nolite
12y ago
mind sharing which service does this?
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nolite
12y ago
no, they just blow stuff up everywhere else in the world.. either literally, or politically..
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nolite
12y ago
Food is way cheaper in Paris than SF... both groceries, and restaurants.
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nolite
12y ago
>> For that kind of quality, I would have easily paid something like $5000 or more in the States. like $50000 or more in the States. You missed a '0'. FTFY
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nolite
12y ago
Saw my first one while visit Bridge at Caltech.. inspired me to build my own
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nolite
12y ago
Self taught; no unpaid work; 4 yrs+? ; Elance
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12y ago
If the strong developer can get the work done properly in two 16-hr weeks, then I'm in full agreement.. I'd rather have the strong developer, and it would probably even cost less in teh long run, with better developer happiness.
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nolite
12y ago
As an enrepreneur, having to now hire developers for my startup, I don't see how this could work practically. As a company, there are objectives you need to meet by a certain time frame. If there's a task that needs to be done
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nolite
12y ago
would be curious to hear some of the things you have in mind?
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nolite
12y ago
would be interested in the tech behind this... voice recognition?
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12y ago
If the devices now send a random address for each probe request, you can't even do that anymore... all you'll have is a database full of single requests for a ton of random macaddress
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12y ago
You can't understand patterns from random data. Am I missing something you're seeing?
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nolite
12y ago
unless Apple also decided to stop sending out the SSID list..
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nolite
12y ago
that math actually sounds quite nice..
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nolite
12y ago
Would you be interested in remote, contract scala work?
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nolite
12y ago
Selection bias.. If you're gutsy enough to move to a foreign land, alone, possibly strange language, you're ballsy enough to hustle in every other part of your life
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nolite
12y ago
Moved to Engine Yard after a long search for Safe Harbor compliance... surprisingly quite ok! Using the smallest instances, and its still more than enough for now
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nolite
13y ago
... or on a globe..
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nolite
13y ago
or just draw the lines on a globe (like longitudinal ones). and use infrared ink
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nolite
13y ago
ditto
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nolite
13y ago
did you not read the parent threads?
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nolite
13y ago
wow.. this girl is superhuman...
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nolite
13y ago
go for it!
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nolite
13y ago
Congrats to MongoHQ for being bold enough to head in this direction
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nolite
13y ago
I'm looking for an extra pair of hands for a month or two on some development projects - Ruby and Nodejs. Feel free to email me at nolite@rcpt.at
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13y ago
accept credit card payments..
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nolite
13y ago
linkbait.. not OS X.. in a VM
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nolite
13y ago
france does that stupid appointment crap too
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nolite
13y ago
I would totally pay for intercourse
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nolite
13y ago
where do you see that?
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