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by siscia 11y ago
uLambda, just like AWS Lambda, but with REST API that you can actually use...
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by siscia 11y ago
I would pick any "hard problem" and I will try to come up with a reasonable implementation. A short list of "hard" problem: * writing a compiler * a key value distribuite storage system * embedded databases * a constrain
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by siscia 11y ago
If you are building your hardest software yet there are few golden rules. First of all you need to be sure that what you are doing it is worth, take a break and look at your project from a different angle, it is still worth working on it ?
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by siscia 11y ago
> Let me guess, you aren't a woman. She definitely claim to be a woman.... > It sounds like .4 percent of the SF Go meetup is female, one person. Which is OP...
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by siscia 11y ago
Cannot read the article, however, we should be careful about the definition of "millionaires". If we define "millionaires" as the individual with 1M of worth asset you are definitely right. If we define "millionaire
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by siscia 11y ago
Exactly my point :) I was wonder, how well haskel does in that area...
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by siscia 11y ago
Hummm... I do agree that Haskell will be faster and less memory intensive than erlang, but this benchmark is not really significant... I am not going to use erlang to write a mandelbrot...
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by siscia 11y ago
What advantages it bring over Erlang/Elixir OTP ? Other than get to use Haskell...
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by siscia 11y ago
This is the relevant website of my university: http://www.polinternational.polimi.it/how-to-apply/fees/ The total cost for one year is ~3000€ however, depending on your financial situation you end up paying less,
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by siscia 11y ago
Definitely, I won't suggest to anybody to work in Italy, however the education is GREAT
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by siscia 11y ago
I am a student in Milan (Politecnico di Milano) and I am really surprised that Italy does not even appear as popular destination. The fees is a little higher than in Germany, but no much, and I really believe that our quality of teaching is
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by siscia 11y ago
I am sorry, I cannot find you online. What you guys do ?
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by siscia 11y ago
I am not really an expert... Anyway, the basic idea is that when you enter in the Schegen area you can move in any country. Here I am talking about Italy, however you don't want to open a company there, remember that. Basically you nee
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by siscia 11y ago
Probably move to Europe will be simpler. The tax are a higher, the wage lower, but if you will have a better social net if things go south. Also I guess will be simpler to move from Europe to US. A lot depends also from your background ? Wh
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by siscia 11y ago
Maybe you could talk with somebody at the HCSSiM of your concern... Maybe they can fix everything, or maybe they cannot do anything, most likely they will be a lot more useful than us. The best think that can happen is that they pay for you
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by siscia 11y ago
Amazing stories... I found myself "struggling" in college (3.5 GPA in American, 26/30 in Italian) and I am surrounded by successful kids that have no answer to the question: "What you want to do ?" nor I see any eff
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by siscia 11y ago
I don't have children, nor I used to do my homework, so I speak from the highness of my inexperience... But a nice way to handle the to1 many homework is to use homework as "family time", doing homework together with the kids
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by siscia 11y ago
Thank you so much, so valuable information :)
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by siscia 11y ago
Of course, of course... I was agreeing with you :) Nobody here wants to illegally avoid taxes :D I am the author of the post, and my main concerned are about the fixed cost of run a company from estonia... There are any expense that you nee
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by siscia 11y ago
> But you are correct - if the money is paid out to someone outside of Estonia, things get a lot more complicated. You most likely would not need to pay Estonian social security or income taxes, but on the other hand your country will mo
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by siscia 11y ago
I would love to see Chris success, however IMHO the should be sure that their assumption are correct. There are any evidence that no programmers need/want to program ? Some of you will say that Excel is programming and it is used every
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Ask HN: E-company in estonia, any experienced so far?
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by siscia 11y ago
Other than taxes, what are the cost associate with having a company in estonia ? Has any of you already open one ? How was the experience ?
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by siscia 11y ago
I guess we are in the same ship... I believe to just don't care much about detail, someone is saying something that is not completely true ? As long as the main point is correct no one care about little detail. No be pedantic... Try to
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by siscia 11y ago
It is not only you...
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by siscia 11y ago
you can use the "|" to put a pause...
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by siscia 11y ago
If you want, I use to run this service... http://siscia.github.io/open-hire/ Help 3 fellows would be a pleasure...
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by siscia 11y ago
The low-wage thing was an example... I don't think that neither the lawer nor the physician when they get home keep thinking about what their job... For us coders is different, there was a question like: "What you think while you
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by siscia 12y ago
Can you elaborate ? Do you have some resource ?
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by siscia 12y ago
What is the meaning of such system ? Why do people need something like zookeeper or LogCabin ? How does a coordinator came to play ? I don't know much about distribute system, but I would love to learn more...

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