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loquace
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Comment #30524696
Riverford Organic Farmers | Senior Software Engineer x 2 | REMOTE (within UK only) | circa £80,000 I’m hiring two Senior Clojure Engineers ( https://www.riverford.co.uk/about/work-…
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Comment #30333136
Riverford Organic Farmers | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | UK remote Hi HN! I'm the hiring manager for two roles we have open for a Senior Software Engineer in the Platform…
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Comment #7202317
I decided I wanted 2014 to be the "year of the product" for me, so I started http://bugroll.com - books and screencasts for developers. I've "swung for the fences" in the past (any…
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Comment #3476976
This is the first question that came to my mind too. And it feels like a more accurate model of reality, since an anonymous user is a user, just without a username/password. You co…
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Comment #1668081
You're not the first person to mention that point, and I think it is a good idea. But indeed, like you say, it's a pretty difficult one, and not something I intend on putting time …
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Ask HN: How long do you stick to your idea before calling it quits?
Hi all, My friend and I have spent a lot of time in the last year building things which we hope will be a good match for the needs of our respective markets. In the same time perio…
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Comment #1380172
Yes I am @30sleeps, and yes I really met @alicia_CHt on Plenty of Tweeps. ;)
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Comment #1379034
We currently notify unregistered users with an @ message on Twitter when someone likes their profile, or sends them a message or a smile. We only ever send one of these messages, a…
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Comment #1378956
FWIW, you can set those here: http://plentyoftweeps.com/users/profile Though it might be worth considering persisting whatever the last search terms used were...