devrim

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by devrim 10y ago
:) open source is now - gitlab integration is soon.
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Last Day to Join Global Hackathon(github.com)
25 points by devrim 12y ago|13 comments
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by devrim 13y ago
really cool - i'd like button a bit bigger and explanatory as to its purpose (see paypal paynow buttons)
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by devrim 13y ago
thanks for pointing out - an oversight, it's been a long day, will fix.
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CEO 101: Stop calling people ‘your people’(blog.koding.com)
7 points by devrim 14y ago|0 comments
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Travel the world, talk about Koding(blog.koding.com)
2 points by devrim 14y ago|0 comments
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by devrim 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER: Koding.com https://koding.com - Devops / Developer minded SysAdmin: this is a very important role, PUPPET, Chef, AWS, Linux, LXC, OpenVZ. Xen, VMWare, you should just have this immense desire to automate and simplify e
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Freelance Developers, you are the future, don't mess it up.(blog.koding.com)
2 points by devrim 14y ago|1 comments
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by devrim 14y ago
Koding.com, SOMA, SF We want to date, not hire. http://blog.koding.com/2012/06/we-want-to-date-not-hire/
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by devrim 14y ago
we will need little more feedback than that :) it's "soooooo stupid" that i edit my comment on hackernews, and it doesn't take me back to the story. but that's not the point...
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by devrim 14y ago
Basically yes. After 10th hire, nobody can hire with a blog post like this, for reasons you've stated, plus, there won't be room for co-founder minded, entrepreneurial folks anymore.
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by devrim 14y ago
ok - fair enough :) one of our teammates shares your opinion exactly as you worded it :)
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by devrim 14y ago
@GulA Thanks for your wisdom (let's reuse this typical i-know-it-all-and-you-dont approach). We're not scaling, if you read the post carefully, you will see that we're looking for the 5th member, and the word 'best' is used correctly. I won
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We want to date, not hire...(blog.koding.com)
14 points by devrim 14y ago|11 comments
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by devrim 14y ago
awesome. it's not bridge, it's rosetta stone.. this will end religious wars between languages :) will bring them together.. now we can use haskell for X ruby for Y and Z for T. distribute them to different servers. very cool.
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by devrim 14y ago
hi isaac, thanks for responding, it's nice of you to acknowledge it as a bug, and say you're working on it. > First of all, writing bug reports to Hacker News is usually a bit like complaining about the government at a bus stop. just a
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by devrim 14y ago
i wasn't saying nginx is bad (nginx is awesome). i just wouldn't want to deploy and configure nginx with my app, if i can avoid it. in fact i got an awesome suggestion over at stackoverflow, that put the usage down to 0.3% http://d.pr/dXVR
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Why Nodejs serves a file with 80x more CPU usage than Nginx?
12 points by devrim 14y ago|13 comments
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by devrim 14y ago
i'm sure right after this carefully thought, polite and welcoming comment, he'll most definitely stop what he's doing, and do what you suggest. (disclaimer: i'm just generally against comments like these, my apologies to other readers that
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by devrim 14y ago
sorry i started it.. i meant perceiving a word as one symbol vs a combination of letters. that will speed up and increase the amount of information we can take in, drastically. considering we do use few thousand words max, to do 99% of our
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by devrim 14y ago
think differently. right now our brain processes letter by letter, with dotsies it will become symbol by symbol. i'm reading it for some time, haven't had that difficulty. there will always be letters next to it anyway, easy to see the base
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by devrim 14y ago
genious.. my favorite part of the day is to come home and read some dotsies since i discovered it..
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by devrim 14y ago
100% agreed. being an asshole is one problem, thinking about what's shared, and like you suggest, taking a moment to make sure if our message will be perceived as we intend is another. i enjoyed this article a while back, it touches on the
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by devrim 14y ago
i think this is more about who is saying "stupid" and how generous they feel about it. there are a few things - if paul graham says it's stupid it's different than somebody who calls everything stupid. - calling the owner of the idea stupid
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by devrim 14y ago
the whole problem i'm describing here is you (codeonfire). and it doesn't surprise me that you don't see it. let me try to show you. you've wrongly (psycho)analyzed me/my viewpoint (i'm upset HN losing it's hip factor), misrepresented my pr
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by devrim 14y ago
these are as stupid as dotsies :) such that i'd love some of them get implemented to hackernews. "curmudgeon" badge would be very useful in fact. not to belittle people, but to encourage them. as long as we know that person has that tone of
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by devrim 14y ago
disagreement, is a very respectful thing, when done like you did. thus we sometimes respectfully disagree. however you'd agree that calling people names, injecting malice is not ok. a comment like this, would add value to the argument, as i
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by devrim 14y ago
thanks for proving my point.
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by devrim 14y ago
dude.. it's your wonderful idea that made me write this post.. it took me 25 minutes to learn i can in fact 'read' using dotsies, it took 30 seconds for the first hater to teach you (us) a life lesson. "If this were going to work, Braille w
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by devrim 14y ago
:) wish i came up with this one )

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