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by viandante 15y ago
As unfortunately is not low profile any more, could you guys make some main point on why one should adopt dylan? Maybe a comparison with Python/Ruby etc.?
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by viandante 15y ago
Well, probation for me means lower salary too.
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by viandante 15y ago
How junior? And do you know if the hire remote for a probation period?
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by viandante 15y ago
I am not claiming that. I am saying that the problem with Europe is public debt and public spending. And that at European growing rates, expecially in the south, public spending cannot go up.
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by viandante 15y ago
Italy and other South European countries are not growing.
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by viandante 15y ago
That kind of debt decrease is just another tax. A sublte one, but a tax. And if you do that, then nobody will want to borrow you money at normal interest rates. Again, Italy 80s, we did it and it did not work.
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by viandante 15y ago
Crisis in south Europe is due to public overspending (Where do you live? Do you understand how the money is spent down there?) Anyway, of course if you produce more money, you still have a spending problem. Only way to solve this in the lon
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by viandante 15y ago
All what you want. But Italy has a tax to gdp ratio close to 50%. Germany has it probably higher than 40%. You want to increase taxes? Fine. Then say you want to nationalize the economy, because that is the end result.
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by viandante 15y ago
Germany has 80% debt/gdp ratio.
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by viandante 15y ago
Why Euro is a current factor of the crisis? Those people saying this are mostly old fashioned monetarists that would like to "pay" out the debt producing money and inflation. Italy 80s. Not sure that is a good idea. Especially, it doesn't s
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by viandante 15y ago
Guys, this article is really wrong. I am European and the problem is much deeper than that. It concerns the welfare system that has grown too big to be sustained by income taxes. Even having a taxation that is now close to 50% of the GDP. B
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by viandante 15y ago
I am amazed by seeing developers, people with great attention to details, generalizing at this levels.
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by viandante 15y ago
Why?
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by viandante 15y ago
Is your code posted somewhere?
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by viandante 15y ago
Honest question, how do you query encrypted data? And how do you process them (summarize, group, categorize, etc.)?
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by viandante 15y ago
I find people rating people extremely annoying. Especially when you apply a rate (B) to the overall performance. I mean, those people must not even be people, they are monkeys. A monkey can be said to be an overall B compared to humans (as
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by viandante 15y ago
1 = Yes, that's exactly what I think we need here. A perfect example is the "data frame" concept in R (that you can implement as a list of tables in other languages). Excel doesn't have decent high level abstractions of your data, that forc
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by viandante 15y ago
As dextorious pointed out, there can be many ideas. You should focus on something where you have some domain knowledge. Said that, pricing may be a cool idea, I wrote a thesis on price differentials across countries, if you want to share th
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by viandante 15y ago
Agreed, I also somehow see a big distance between the start up community and the real world. The term "big data" is an amazing example of this. Everybody speaks about "big data", yet companies are left dealing with "middle data" with old pa
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by viandante 15y ago
You are being provocative, ok. But there is plenty of space for start up innovation in many sectors, just not any more social apps, agreed on that.
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by viandante 15y ago
Me neither, that is why I am asking. I am building my github profile ( https://github.com/kfk/proj00 , to polish a lot), but I noticed it is a slow process. When I can talk with people with knowledge, even for a short time, it boosts a lot
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Ask HN: Teach me remote for future hiring, good idea?
3 points by viandante 15y ago|2 comments
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by viandante 15y ago
Isn't 2k quite low? That is around 30k euro per year. In Germany you make more with an entry level position...
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by viandante 15y ago
Yes, but still it doesn't make sense. If you invest money, you try to get as much as possible from it. Only reason not to do it is State control. Also, you apparently didn't read my example, which is quite the reason why measuring the perce
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by viandante 15y ago
I don't get it. The Chinese guy says they measure "tonnes of money". But if I have an OI of 30%, it will take 100 of sales to make 30 of profit. If I have an OI of 10%, it will take 300 of sales to make 30 of profit. It looks like the Chine
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by viandante 15y ago
Meh, I am an amateur when it comes to programming and still I am loving clojure over python. Truth is that when you are using lists all the time, lisp seems just more natural. All those for and if in object oriented languages feel pretty aw
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by viandante 15y ago
Ok, nice fancy IDE. I use vim, how is this different to me compared to flask/django? If it is repetition of code in the templates you want to avoid, what about noir+hiccup? I don't know, am I missing something?
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by viandante 15y ago
I did read that, but the focus of his article was clearly on quality good looking apps. I would push more for quality of processes. How does this app make the business more efficient? How much the client saves using this app? Etc. He makes
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by viandante 15y ago
I am assuming Scoble is a famous guy. As he expects quality from wannabe entreprenours, I would then expect quality in his analysis, which I don't think (allow me to give a honest opinion) is true. He forgets totally about the business sect
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by viandante 15y ago
Well, companies' needs and suits' needs intersect at some point. You have to be smart enough to see that intersection and to propose things that look good on both sides.

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