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by urlwolf 13y ago
Also, 35 to 40k sounds really on the low end. I don't think I know anyone making that little. And this is Berlin, where salaries are lower than in the rest of Germany. 50k seems to be rock bottom for a seasoned front-end engineer, more
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by urlwolf 13y ago
That's not 1/3 of that 35 to 40k. The employer pays the fee, not the employee. This is very important. We don't want you to make less money; in fact, if that was the case many people who are already in highly paid jobs would
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by urlwolf 13y ago
AFAIK, this is also how Hacker School NY works. I'm not a recruiter, nor want to be one :). I've never been recruited either. It sounds like a lot of money to me too, but it's the industry standard. On top of consuming all my
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by urlwolf 13y ago
That's correct. Should be within a few hrs :)
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by urlwolf 13y ago
If you worry that your interests will not match machine learning/functional, ... Ed, one of us, is a kick-ass all-rounder (back-end and front-end). He also designs. The entire site design is his idea. Berlin has huge JS and front-end c
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by urlwolf 13y ago
We'll post the details when everyone is ready. Some of them are coming back from vacation, others want to test the waters first... and of course there are some who have committed already. Some are in but don't know yet when and ho
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by urlwolf 13y ago
Yes, the increased flexibility is something to highlight... - We have an 'extended weekend' edition. That's weekend plus one day if you can convince your employer; If not, then just do > 14 weekends. - We'll have a ro
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by urlwolf 13y ago
Just a quick note with more details... - The starting date is Oct 1st. - We have some incredible residents already, and are looking for more. - Please contact us if you want to be a student or a resident, or know someone who is a perfect m
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Hacker Retreat Berlin(hackerretreat.com)
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Mimic octopus - impersonates several poisonous animals(en.wikipedia.org)
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Jen Myers • 34 Things I've Learned in Life that I Want to Tell My Daughter(jenmyers.net)
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The Seven-Lesson Schoolteacher, by John Taylor Gatto(limist.com)
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Infochimps series of failures to success: The Lucky Break Scoreboard (blog.infochimps.com)
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A new type of Y Combinator(medium.com)
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Narcissistic Design · stuarthalloway(github.com)
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by urlwolf 13y ago
This is exactly what R does. It's a huge timesaver. Best. docs. ever.
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by urlwolf 13y ago
Surprisingly good writing. I'm going to start reading the Baffler because of this article. The guy displays empathy off the charts.
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by urlwolf 13y ago
I like how he divided boostrapped and Post-Product Market Fit. The difference in marketing strategies is huge. Post-Product Market Fit may well focus on killing it on adwords alone (ecommerce mostly), whereas content marketing is working wo
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by urlwolf 13y ago
49 kg, too heavy to use it as a normal bike. This means people will use always use it in electric mode. Hmm, this takes some of the appeal away...
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StatsModels: Statistics in Python — statsmodels 0.5.0 documentation(statsmodels.sourceforge.net)
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The Fiercest Women in Tech (and Why We Need More Like Them)(blog.newrelic.com)
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How I became a Python Programmer(josetteorama.com)
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Did Google's New Inbox Just Kill Email Marketing? (mpdailyfix.com)
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The Kindly Brontosaurus: The posture that will get you whatever you want(slate.com)
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Attract new customers with local ads on the Google Maps app(adwords.blogspot.co.uk)
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Stasi In The White House(paulcraigroberts.org)
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Where Orwell got it wrong — Surveillance State(medium.com)
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by urlwolf 13y ago
This is the most scary news I've read in the past week. Makes Stallman's 'The road to Tycho' a conservative, unimaginative piece on the power of governments.
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U.S. Seemingly Unaware of Irony in Accusing Snowden of Spying(newyorker.com)
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by urlwolf 13y ago
Would this work with StatET?

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