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mariobertschler
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About mariobertschler
Born in Austria, started as a young ski racer and programmer, became a globetrotter, lived in south america while studying in Germany, achieved his academic goals by receiving a Master degree in Computer Science at the University of Hagen in Germany, published a paper (http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/ps/pubs/ICST2009.pdf), worked 6 years as a programmer and Head of Software Development at a startup in Austria being a partner.
Currently working at Scribd, the world's digital library.
Founder of Hellotracks, a location based SaaS to improve team coordination.
Focused on Web & App.
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Show HN: Agline – a secure line between local and remote Codex agents
Hi HN, The local agent knows your repo, the source, but the answer to "why is this breaking in prod?" lives somewhere else, on the machine with the live logs, the real config, the …
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Comment #13351294
I see this rather in favor for Mac OS X as their upgrade system definitely works, 10.8 is not old at all (2012), Windows NT is from the 90s mostly pre-internet. It's putting things…
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Notable: there are almost 3x more Windows NT devices online than Mac OS X 10.8
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for the record, I did not claim that Android wins over iPhone, the point is that the article claimed the opposite
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Comment #12805491
> Apple won the smartphone wars a long time ago. This is a bold statement. On what measure? Last that I've seen is that almost 87% of the smartphone market is dominated by Android.…
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> it's easier to fix dumb code, than refactor an overengineered mess Very True!
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I agree with the story and liked it - but the aha moment still might be at a lonely place doing something totally different. The human brain needs both intensity and distance to ge…
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Comment #4819636
exactly... few others realize are worth "doing", because (a) market isn't worth it OR (b) competition is too big.. Everybody knew search is a big market, but few people realized th…