pmtarantino

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   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   I dont know if this is the right place to ask it, but I will go: Sometimes I see job offers that ask for experience with large websites, large databases, large servers, etc, etc, etc (you get the idea). How do you land those jobs if getting
2. 32.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   Off topic, but what degree do you need if you want to work as an art dealer in auctions or stuff like that? Thank you.
3. 33.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   I'd love to open a bookstore and a publishing house. But I also would love to be art curator, or something related to art dealing. I read a lot of books (fictions, too) about collecting, fakes, etc. I find that world quite amusing, but
4. 34.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   I am in the same boat as you. I use a package forwarding because the customs in my country are a nightmare, so the company takes care of them. Also, I bought books in quantity so it is cheaper to use free shipping in US and then pay for wei
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   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   Hi, how is the scene for software engineers in Paris? I am getting a master degree in Computer Science soon (I hope) and I would love to relocate to Europe, mainly something like Madrid, Paris or London. How hard is to get a job in Paris? H
6. 36.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   From time to time I want to make a zine, but the distribution it is a problem. Startup idea time: I upload my PDF, the lists of address, and you print them and distributed them.
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   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   Sometimes you don't attend college because a) you are not ready (your high school preparation wasn't good, so you will likely fail), b) the costs are really high so you can't afford it. You start working on the side while you
8. 38.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   I have a similar idea that I could easily share in a niche I could be considered an influencer. The problem is obviously I don't own any rights so I can't do nothing.
9. 39.▲
   by pmtarantino 10y ago

   That's my case too. I think somebody should study how fan pages made by 90s kids were the motivation for a generation of programmers.
10. 40.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    What if it gives positive? Do you help me in finding a solution?
11. 41.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    > Find a company with a problem they're willing to pay $100 a month for. That doesn't seem easy at all.
12. 42.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    Your "Then yes, absolutely" makes it sound like it is easy to make a SaaS with a monthly $100 revenue. Is it so?
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    He did the same with the Da Vinci notes if I recall correctly.
14. 44.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I didn't imply correlation, just curiosity.
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I am very sad for this (I am a huge Harry Potter fan), but I can not let pass a curiosity of which this event is part of. Aaron Ramsey (Footballer player for Arsenal, UK) has a reputation for apparently killing off famous people when he sco
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    Does it fit in a big luggage? To travel with it.
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    My experience: Partnership with commerce in area of interests, with affiliate links + free products for me.
18. 48.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    People who watch BBC Sherlock should be familiarized with it :)
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    Buenos Aires here, 5th floor. Also felt dizzy for a few minutes.
20. 50.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I am almost sure you did set up this, but worth asking anyway. Was it "Cache-Control: private no-store", right?
21. 51.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I think he got a template and forgot to edit the footer. Address is fake, telephone number es 1234567890, and the text at the left is Lorem Ipsum.
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    You could go to South America if you want to know new whole cultures. Though the big cities may look like the big cities at the United States, the lonely places are something totally new (search for Patagonia, for example). If you want to k
23. 53.▲
    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    Where are you? It is not the same if you are already in Europe, Asia, etc...
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I think Tarsnap is another example of this.
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    http://www.amazon.com/Gentle-Madness-Bibliophiles-Bibliomane... A Gentle Madness: Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I like http://basecamp.com (I love the artwork, to be honest), and lately I have found http://getbeagle.co - though its usability could be discussed, I like its aesthetic.
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    by pmtarantino 11y ago

    I like it, but I think it must be noted that it is one of the Bootstrap templates for landing pages.
28. 58.▲
    by pmtarantino 12y ago

    I found it amazing too, but I don't know how legal is in another countries.
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    by pmtarantino 12y ago

    I don't own a Kindle so I don't know if this is possible, but it would be fun if you can give your Kindle username (does that exist?) or any kind of API Key and it generates all your books on a ZIP file with PDF files so you can p
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    by pmtarantino 12y ago

    Pronunciation. If you are not a native English speaker, the rules for pronunciation are really hard to learn. At least in Spanish, you can know how exactly to say a word just reading it, all the information is "there". This doesn&