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by stefanobernardi 15y ago
That's really crazy, but it gives employers the chance to hire and retain the best talents not only with salary wars. I still think that the major problem is that the US is one of the three only nations in the world that does not have paid
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by stefanobernardi 15y ago
I think this is definitely "suable" behavior.
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by stefanobernardi 15y ago
Hey Mike, two questions. 1) SaveMyInbox.com is growing fast, and has now a scalable backend. What would you do with it? 2) I do develop a bit in Ruby, have a BSc in Computer Engineering but don't consider myself a ninja developer. I'm 24, c
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
I've never had those problems, but it could very well be that I never actually knew about them and just assumed people would not reply to me or assume they got my message.
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Ask HN: Is Facebook having serious database inconsistency problems?
14 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|6 comments
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
You should also def include a Who's Hiring H1Bs as we saw in February if I remember correctly.
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
Skype 2.8 UI was messy, with windows popping up everywhere and sidebars going crazy. Skype 5 is just perfect, and in all honesty can't find anything wrong with it a part of the chat while calling thing.
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Mobl - A new open source language for mobile devices(mobl-lang.org)
45 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|17 comments
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
Hey callumjones, one of my pet projects is http://savemyinbox.com , still haven't really launched it yet but already quite a few folks are using it. I wanted to implement redis and resque before launching it as now it's not really scalabl
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Configure Rails 3 to use MongoDB without MongoMapper or any other OMs(flaviogambardella.com)
2 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
I just WISH we had such politicians in my country. It is just mind blowing to me that a politician actually took the time to read a TC article and modify a bill accordingly.
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
Well I doubt that in such an acquisition they would forget lockins. It'll basically just be a huge signin bonus. I'm still not sure I'd acquire a consultancy team to work on a startup.
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How Game Mechanics Will Solve Global Warming(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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Sweet revenge? Sean Parker may be bidding for Warner Music Group(venturebeat.com)
5 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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Big Data and Maybe M&A Dreams Drive Fusion-io IPO(gigaom.com)
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
It's unfortunately pretty impossible to get for a small startup.
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Confirmed: AOL’s Patch Buys Hyperlocal News Site Outside.In(techcrunch.com)
3 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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HIT – Health Internet of Things(quantifiedself.com)
1 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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Your startup gets $20k cash + 20 mentors this summer CapitalFactory 2011(blog.asmartbear.com)
47 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|9 comments
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Another Dog Sniffs Cancer – So Why Aren’t There Dogs In The Clinic?(singularityhub.com)
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
I recently co-organized http://hackitaly.org and it was a great success mainly due to: - focus on a set of predefined APIs, which key developers from the relating companies present in the room - a shitload of prizes from those companies f
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
I'm not so sure about that. It's a fact that raising money now is way easier, and you tend to get high valuations, so many founders should probably fundraise as long as the current hype stays up. It may easily be that next year valuations w
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
That's just exactly right. Back in the 90's there were companies IPOing 6 months after having raised a first round, which was usually in the millions of dollars range, and without a shipped product, without any business model, etc. Now said
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$1.5M Robbery of Bellagio Casino Foiled Thanks to RFID Chips(singularityhub.com)
47 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|19 comments
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Japanese company to sponsor first robot marathon(singularityhub.com)
2 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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Startup pivot stories: How TokBox changed its business model(vccafe.com)
1 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|0 comments
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In 1993 Autodesk almost died(blog.dustincurtis.com)
2 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|2 comments
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Seedcamp London 2011 Winners announced(blog.seedcamp.com)
23 points by stefanobernardi 16y ago|14 comments
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
This webpage has a redirect loop
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by stefanobernardi 16y ago
Wow, congratulations. The product is really well executed, and the simple fact you did it, and also looked for a partner, is awesome.

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