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josephd

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About josephd

Curiosity never killed this cat!

Contact me: joseph[at]hotmail.com

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    Comment #17799134

    Just update my profile with the email info. Thanks!

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    Comment #17798520

    Hey Flash. Just saw your messages to this and was curious to know if you also hire remote. Really interested. Email is at my profile. Thanks!

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    Comment #12064864

    The statistics quoted above do not relate to this particular case. Overgeneralizing much?

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    Comment #12064862

    Where did you get your fictitious fact from? Where is your evidence? Just making things up as usual right?

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    Comment #12057772

    And where did you get your "facts" from? Source?

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    Comment #4135101

    so cool. started learning german :)

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    Comment #3581151

    Hi Izak. I am quite interested in the details of your last idea for a synchronous platform. If you don't mind, could you shed some light on what problem you trying to solve? Thanks…

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    Comment #3241063

    Nice effort. Do you find Python fast enough in solving the required task?

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    Comment #3035207

    Do you have similar regression code in Matlab?

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    Comment #2680105

    Quite surprised there has been no comment yet. Cool project.

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    Comment #1902291

    Are you all forgeting the good deeds reported about in the article? Does that count for anything from an online community?

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    Comment #1454928

    Why is the common denominator to these problems Safari? Any thoughts?

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    Comment #1277456

    Obviously the argument about if Apple's growth is sustainable or not also hinges on something troublesome about its history: the presence or absence of Steve Jobs. Will you invest …

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    Comment #1267852

    This type of snafu is not unique to Bootuplabs and can happen even to best run orgs (I remember someone here ranting about ill-treatment at Seedcamp last year). I think managing ne…

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    Comment #1267468

    When reputations are at stake and someone got disappointed, it gets hard managing a PR crisis like this. But all Bootuplabs needs to do is stay focused, reach out to good developer…

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    Comment #1239966

    What Friedman should be asking is as technology commoditizes, what other high-growth areas can the US be competitive in?Apart from some narrow niche (OS and productivity software, …

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    Comment #1238897

    Re-echoing what someone above said, the analogy in the article is quite stale, without bearing fresh insight in relation to startups. It tries too much to cash in on tabloid like s…

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    Comment #1232905

    Yeah, I laughed on reading that: ''that was just the demo'' : ). I am typing this on a Nokia E63 and it seems kind of ok, though a robust budget device. I have to place the phone s…

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    Comment #1224769

    Apple still has to contend with Nokia for the largest mobile computing firm slot, as far as it concerns mobile phones. Granted, Apple has the larger profit because of its iTunes/Ap…

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    Comment #1220538

    Seconded here. User Anonymous has been the Internet's early attraction. To show one's website ''likes'', doesn't Stumbleupon already do this?

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    Comment #1219178

    Thanks for clearing that out. Most people who discuss Django and other frameworks seem to hammer out the point about its CMS heritage a lot: as a way of contrasting it from Rails' …

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    Comment #1218946

    Are you contending that Django cannot do much beyond CMS? I think the contrary here.

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    Comment #1218550

    Yes, scouring the subreddits can turn up useful discussions like these. I think Django needs more of this exposure from major sites that have used them just to show what is possibl…