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New Perl 6 Homepage
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kaokun
11y ago
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How Understanding Particle Physics Beats Conversion Rate Optimization
(devblog.nestoria.com)
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kaokun
11y ago
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kaokun
11y ago
Nestoria - Frontend Developer (JavaScript, Backbone.js, Grunt/Gulp, Unit Testing, CSS with media queries) (Local, London UK) (Visa possible) (£40,000 - £50,000) We are a property search engine in nine countries and six languages, based
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kaokun
12y ago
Tools like gdb and docgen are useful for smaller open source projects, but I think they quickly loose effectiveness on a large code base. For example I think the original post's high level view would work great when starting a new job
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kaokun
13y ago
I am truly amazed by this, and I would argue that London is the best place to live in the world. I don't think popping over, or even coming for an extended multi-week visit, can compare with living here for months or years. Even if, as
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kaokun
13y ago
Great feedback, thanks mseebach.
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kaokun
13y ago
Personally I love it... to each his or her own :-) It's verbose but information-rich, no?
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kaokun
13y ago
You're right on that second point, that needs re-wording. With that in there it's surprising we've had so many people from Europe, the US, Canada, and even non-London-UK apply for and get internships with us :P
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kaokun
13y ago
Thanks for your feedback kolektiv. Allow me to follow up on a few of your points: a) If you have any advice on how to get our name out in the geek community then let me know. You are right that a lot of our community stuff is Perl or Geo fo
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Come to London
(freyfogle.tumblr.com)
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kaokun
13y ago
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kaokun
14y ago
Not all strings are ASCII! :-(
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kaokun
16y ago
What about: "I'm too 1/cos(C) for my shirt"
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kaokun
16y ago
This is mine too. How is it possible that * the ratio between the a circle's circumference and diameter * the number such that the derivative of e^x = e^x * the square root of negative 1 Have anything to relate them to one ano