you've got a Singha beer in Bangkok too :)
I worked a lot of time with a great Russian developer until year. Took him to Mexico to work together (no visa requirements) for 3 months.
He came from Siberia and I showed him the ocean for the first time then we travelled by car around the country.
So far the russians are the best for me, seriously.
Would love to meet you.
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#32you've got a Singha beer in Bangkok too :) I worked a lot of time with a great Russian developer until year. Took him to Mexico to work together (no visa requirements) for 3 months. He came from Siberia and I showed him the ocean for the first time then we travelled by car around the country. So far the russians are the best for me, seriously. Would love to meet you.
i know Siberia guys. if you show him the ocean - he is happy for the rest of his life!
see you in BKK
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#33And here are all of Homakov's achievements this year: http://homakov.blogspot.pt/2013/03/contributions-2012.html Pretty impressive!
<3 (y) Keep up such great job, Homakov.
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#34"I left St Petersburg, Russia. I see no future for myself in my country", Could you elaborate?
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#35"I left St Petersburg, Russia. I see no future for myself in my country", Could you elaborate?
ugly weather + no prospectives for IT + unsafe streets
I had a decent Rails job there but I have... "ambitions". Just wanna take over the world
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#36Somebody just hire him, amiright?
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#37I was never against Egor, I don't know that he had a lot to apologize for -- but others do. Either way it's very mature of him to offer apologies. Shows personal growth while learning and demonstrating very succinct security POCs. This kid is one to keep your eyes on. Egor, if you make it to NYC, let me buy you a drink.
Likewise, if you make it to the Bay Area, beers are on me. I'll even make you some homemade borscht - one web security Russian to another. :)
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#38I was never against Egor, I don't know that he had a lot to apologize for -- but others do. Either way it's very mature of him to offer apologies. Shows personal growth while learning and demonstrating very succinct security POCs. This kid is one to keep your eyes on. Egor, if you make it to NYC, let me buy you a drink.
Likewise, if you make it to the Bay Area, beers are on me. I'll even make you some homemade borscht - one web security Russian to another. :)
definitely! missing borsch :)
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
Trust me - as a design student, seeing talented people not care about design can be very refreshing. Keep on keeping on my friend.
I really REALLY care about design. I think it matters a lot. But so far don't have much spare time / money to get something decent. too busy these days :/
It's just perfect for mobile, thanks.
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#40Somebody just hire him, amiright?
Why be hired when you can consult?