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bschaefer

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About bschaefer

bj.schaefer@gmail.com http://oinopa.com http://github.com/bernerdschaefer http://twitter.com/bjschaefer

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    Comment #3303311

    Berlin, Germany, Full Time - HR New Media GmbH We're an internet startup shaking up the HR industry in Germany (and eventually, the world!), and we're looking for: * A front end de…

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    Comment #3182614

    Berlin, Germany - http://1000jobboersen.de We're an internet startup shaking up the HR industry in Germany, and we're looking for: * A front end developer * A UI/UX designer * Juni…

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    Comment #2816835

    Do you have any recommendations for how to find good mp3 blogs? What you describe sounds like exactly what I'm looking for, but I haven't had much luck with blind searches.

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    Comment #2733240

    The cached version works perfectly: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?sourceid=chrome...

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    Comment #2531747

    or Spotify outside Europe It's frustrating to keep hearing this come up as someone living in Germany. Europe is a big place, and Spotify is available in only a handful of countries…

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    Comment #2262343

    ...calling people who express a valid opinion on this "propellerheads" just seems unnecessarily insulting When did "+1" become a valid opinion? The few people who attempted to actu…

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    Comment #2135589

    Thanks for the feedback. We'll definitely be thinking about the best way to draw in new visitors and give them a clear understanding of what the site's about.

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    Comment #2135413

    Hey! I'm the developer behind Philanthroper.com, and would love to see some discussion here and answer any questions you have. We've gotten some good press so far [1], and we're co…

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    Comment #1365891

    This is a performance optimization for common (read: integer) numbers: http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Fixnum.html >> ((1 Fixnum >> ((1 Bignum >> ((1 2147483647 >> ((1 2147483647 …

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    Comment #1119864

    It seems to me that programmatic evolution is often like biological evolution -- namely, it moves from "simple but works," to "Wouldn't it be cool if..." :)

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