jamiesoncj

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Transferwise launches borderless account for multiple currencies(transferwise.com)
13 points by jamiesoncj 9y ago|0 comments
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by jamiesoncj 10y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - London or Remote Looking for a back-end developer and full-stack developer to work on a sophisticated new back office payments system for a Payment Services Provider. You will be working closely with one particular cust
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by jamiesoncj 10y ago
This release looks awesome. I remember when Flat first launched and I was really hoping to be able to use it as a replacement for Sibelius (which is the only reason I have to keep a Windows VirtualBox on my Ubuntu machine). In the early day
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Down-to-earth tech tips for real businesses(hubblehq.com)
4 points by jamiesoncj 11y ago|0 comments
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by jamiesoncj 12y ago
Thanks, Noel!
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by jamiesoncj 12y ago
Awesome! Thanks :)
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by jamiesoncj 12y ago
Oh right. I didn't get it. I thought tech homeopathy was some new framework / library / approach I hadn't heard about. Maybe homeopathy.js or similar? On the plus side, your comment did make me re-watch this: https:&#x2
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by jamiesoncj 12y ago
This is really interesting. Would you consider writing a more in-depth post on this? I'd love to read it.
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by jamiesoncj 12y ago
What do you mean by that? Not sure I understand your point
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On sharing ideas and NDAs(chrisjamieson.me)
2 points by jamiesoncj 13y ago|0 comments
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by jamiesoncj 13y ago
This post really underlines my own experience of trying to find an office space for a startup in London. There are so many sharks out there, and everyone tries to get you to sign a 3 year (or more!) lease. We might not be around in 6 months
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by jamiesoncj 13y ago
Hey! Author here - it is a bit creepy, I suppose! Sorry about that. I might need to tweak the theme :)
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by jamiesoncj 13y ago
This looks awesome, when is it coming to Kickstarter?
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by jamiesoncj 13y ago
I really love this - a really fun and interesting idea. It's the sort of thing I could imagine introducing to somebody with no real interest in "learning to code" and then watching them fall in love with it. A bit like pickin