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medwezys
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Comment #47889177
I guess you’re working on a greenfield project?
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Comment #43139634
Apple has more devices than iPhones, so the OPs numbers are not unbelievable
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Comment #42251651
Xenomorph v.s. Predator was fun!
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Comment #39133988
Had a genuine chuckle
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Comment #15149460
Should be a good test for how the platform scales if it makes it to the home page. Good luck!
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Comment #14036916
Nice, cashing out on the fact your audience is technical :)
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Comment #14034494
Have you investigated linkedin profile import feasibility yet? Their API is really restrictive and they're blocking most of the hosting provider IP ranges. Ridiculous that they res…
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Comment #12958293
https://pdfcv.com - a tool for creating a CV/resume online. It has been running for 5 years, without adding any new features and people still find it useful.
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Comment #10822785
SEEKING WORK Location: SE Asia, Remote: Yes, Willing to relocate: No Available: from February till April 2015 I'm usually based in London, UK but I'm going traveling to SE Asia for…
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Comment #9995291
This is a good advice. Any links/advice where to start looking?
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Comment #9982041
Clients can't prevent you from taking time off, you have a complete freedom to choose how much you work in theory. Having said that taking a week or more off during a 3 month contr…
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Comment #9980744
There isn't much you can do really. The overall increase in annual tax is not going to be that big. If my calculations are correct, if you want to pay yourself ~100k per year you'l…
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Comment #9744520
That'd be cheap for London. It's normal to pay 1k+ a year
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Comment #9730636
The dev scene in the UK is not as great as it is in the US, but it's good. Perhaps the second best after the US. US is appealing because it's an english speaking country, has a goo…
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Comment #9726692
I mostly went with them because of their privacy package. They do simplify the process a little bit by putting a nice UI on top of this more manual process [1]. I'd rather pay a fe…
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Comment #9726480
Oops, it's good I didn't trust myself and got Crunch to do that for me :) Thanks a lot, I'll update the guide when I get a chance.
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Comment #8070168
http://svbtle.com is nice. You can use GitHub flavoured markdown. The code highlighting is not ideal, but other than that it's a very nice platform.
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Comment #7830261
AlphaSights is hiring Ruby on Rails, Ember.js, front-end developers and UI/UX designers in LONDON UK and NEW YORK, REMOTE possible Read more about our team and open positions: http…
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Comment #7806860
We were looking for something better than campfire and tested slack and flowdock. Settled with flowdock, which in my opinion is much better, but is less hyped.
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Comment #7368499
FYI HN is not indexed by google :)
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Comment #7350649
It can be as fast as a subaru http://giffare.com/gifs/32799-rc-subaru-wrx-races-a-stick-bo...
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Comment #7327140
Ruby on Rails developers at AlphaSights, London and New York time zones http://www.alphasights.com/ruby