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speedracr

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About speedracr

Business grad, now working to bring an intense full-time Rails bootcamp to Berlin with http://stackademy.com . Contact me via jonas@robocomobo.com or @jdker

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    +1 for Roaccutane/ Isotretinoin - worked really well for me with a one-time 3-month treatment and I wish I had tried it earlier.

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    Comment #14828378

    Post-its are hard to beat because they function as a backdrop and everyone walks by a couple of times per day, whether they want to or not. For remote teams that run on Slack, give…

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    Comment #7466428

    For anyone else wondering: author of Leo Explores is Leo Polovets @lpolovets Twitter bio: "Partner @SusaVentures. Before: 2nd non-founding engineer @LinkedIn → @Google → early engi…

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    Comment #6816327

    Regarding prior notice et al.: "Private API" is a slight understatement IMO. Uber is running a $3.4bn business and their car data is a lot of what makes them valuable. I wouldn't b…

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    Comment #6649799

    The Blue Card requires that you have a job contract or very concrete job offer with a minimum salary, and will more or less be tied to that job: If you lose your job, they apparent…

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    Comment #6373287

    To be frank, I don't share the excitement (or now sadness about loss) either: I was hoping it would set an example for the European ecosystem (...) but [we] decided to join another…

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    Comment #6295504

    Definitely listen to the Freakonomics podcast on Chicago's quintessential role in developing the US as a country and economic giant - well worth the 30min or so, and based on a boo…

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    Comment #6151728

    It doesn't bring the $1m kick-off grant for the fertility fund, but another new app in that space is http://www.helloclue.com/ It focuses more on tracking the monthly cycle and how…

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    Comment #5994375

    Incorrectness of linked article's headline was pointed out already. Also, this is not the "German Government", it's the CDU/CSU conservative party's election agenda. Yes, they are …

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    Comment #4228792

    tl;dr: Esp. for standard positions, Berlin combines low salaries & rents with a growing (young & international) population and trustworthy German processes; bureaucracy is the same…

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    Comment #4204991

    NPR's Planet Money has devoted a 20min episode to explain the LIBOR manipulation - worth a listen if you want to brush up on your interbank financial knowledge. http://www.npr.org/…

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    Comment #3881258

    http://www.syncany.org/ looks promising but - like many OS projects - lost some steam after the founder took on a full-time job.

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    Comment #3829436

    Why wouldn't I be surprised to find out Andrew Mason had joined to record this in the studio?

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    Comment #3819304

    Kevin Systrom went all in at an earlier point. Discussed in more detail by the two of them here: http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=2745 (video)

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    Comment #3812467

    To me, the Netflix price is as much about marketing as it is about the quality of the algorithm: Netflix was ahead of the pack (i.e. Blockbuster) even before, but after spreading t…

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    Comment #3761265

    BTW, thanks a lot for the sticky notes - I was fearing another very carefully designed presentation with few words that works for the actual audience, but not an individual reader.…