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Introducing MailinatorGuy - the mailinator.com superhero webcomic
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Fulltime, Palo Alto - funded Series A http://www.refresh.io paul at refresh.io Title: "Rather Impressive Java Developer" Our current dev team is pretty awesome and we're looking to add to it. Currently we have a
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As an interesting aside, you can nearly double the speed of your Java loop by unrolling it a few times. (at least it did that for me in JDK 7)
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Refresh, Inc. - Mobile Engineer - Android/IOS - Palo Alto, CA http://www.refresh.io - jobs@refresh.io Refresh is a funded silicon valley startup focused on bringing real-time insights about people you're meeting every
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I did say exactly that - there's plenty of good reasons for choosing them - but understanding its a tradeoff is a good idea. In other words, although interesting (and exceedingly well done) these benchmarks should have "surprised" no one. N
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There should be no surprise that interpreted, dynamic languages are utterly out-gunned as compared to compiled (JIT'd or otherwise) languages. It's inherent to the system - every little thing you do costs more. Many people choose Ruby and
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Refresh.io Fulltime, Palo Alto - funded Series A http://www.refresh.io email: paul at refresh.io Title: "Rather Impressive Java Developer" Our current dev team is pretty awesome and we're looking to add to it. Currently we have a few PhD'
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Resolving Social Identities
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Why We'll Never Meet Aliens
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Refresh.io Fulltime, Palo Alto - funded Series A http://www.refresh.io email: paul at refresh.io Title: "Rather Impressive Java Developer" Our current dev team is pretty awesome and we're looking to add to it. Currently we have a few PhD
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I Further Predict the Death of your Web Framework
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Your Bottleneck is Dead. Long Live Your Bottleneck.
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Palo Alto - Full Time - Front-End Engineer VC Funded startup You will have 4+ years of experience using your design and development skills to build front-end interfaces across platforms (web and mobile). You have command of UX and UI and ha
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Refresh, Inc. - Palo Alto, CA - Full Time Front and back-end software engineers http://www.refresh.io/jobs Funded (Series A) start-up building first engineering team. Looking for Software Developers across the stack. http://www.refresh.i
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Palo Alto, CA - H1B - Full Time Funded (Series A) start-up building first engineering team. Looking for Software Developers across the stack. http://www.refresh.io/jobs jobs@refresh.io You're a crack-shot software engineer. Not necessaril
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The love and hate of Node.js
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Refresh.io - Palo Alto - Full Time Designer & Front-End Developer You will have 4+ years of experience using your design skills to build front-end interfaces across platforms (web and mobile). With strong project management and communic
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Refresh.io - Palo Alto - Full Time Developers You're a crack-shot software engineer. Not necessarily because of where you went to school, but because simply put - you love this stuff. You know at least one mobile/web-related computer langua
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Paul Tyma - How to get your resume "Silicon Valley Ready"
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Why you should join a start-up - and maybe why you shouldn't
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How Mailinator compresses its email stream by 90%
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The coming Series A crunch
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RickRolling a thousand people a day
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Overheard at my last Bullpen Cap VC Meeting
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Startup Ideas - Part 3
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I don't understand why anyone would use Node.js
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Why you see the Ads you see
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Clickochet: A (free) Ad trading community
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16y ago
This is Paul. Sorry, I don't blog much anymore. And no, Dodgeit was not first. Roger and I emailed many many times, but he'll happily admit Mailinator preceded Dodgeit by about 6 months (even heard him say it on a podcast once). Not that it
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16y ago
I agree. Kilimanjaro's enthusiasm is just what you need as an entrepreneur :) In some sense, my "openness" might be too much reality. He may find the business model he needs (and I was serious when I said there were 10's of copycats already
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