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TMK
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About TMK
http://aleprok.eu http://twitter.com/ToniKorpela
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Comment #4370980
One thing. Currently you only basically have web programming talks in the system. Your site name implies that there would be every talk, not just programming talks. I would also li…
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Comment #4246889
I probably would do local woodworking and build furniture all by myself with my own hands, no robotics.
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Comment #4225744
Collect a list of companies which might be interested in your product. Collect their phone numbers and call them and try to sell it to them. Telemarketing skills to work.
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Comment #4225714
I kinda like how easy facebook/twitter makes logging in to new sites, but I find it annoying when they request for permissions they do not really need. Then again I like when a sit…
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Comment #4060321
Read interesting news and engage in the discussions.
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Comment #3862618
I find this quote totally wrong "Experienced programmers know that in software, there is no material waste like in carpentry." There is waste of electricity the more time you waste…
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Comment #3733669
Yes. Oddly though I went to look for the Linux version too.
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Ask HN: Why we estimate software products?
I don't understand why we estimate how long software product takes to be ready. Other than for clients who want to know how long their cash will last. Software developers will of c…
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Comment #3359093
I don't see any good use for ondir, because I will use the commands I need when ever I need them, I don't need some command every time I change directory. When I need to run anothe…
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Comment #3286019
I'm wondering how the cash out works. I have completed one beta testing and it shows $5.00 as my available balance.
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Comment #3273282
Where i said that it's the obvious "next step". I only said (I think) it is.
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Comment #3273277
Anything you are developing for the web can be developed for the desktop.
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Comment #3269295
I think the next step for you to move on from web development is to jump to the native application development world. This can either be mobile development or desktop development. …
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Comment #3269185
Funny. Now my own profile has been fetched from github. The edit info, button still goes to user/edit instead of user/nickname/edit. Still the system is showing those who are liste…