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kermitten
11y ago
The median salary in Sweden is ~$38k.
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Drone with xmass tree as payload
(youtube.com)
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kermitten
12y ago
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kermitten
12y ago
I wish the country == Sweden in this case. I would buy it. Do you consider having the grocery list & recipes available for free since some of us are not within your service area?
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Show HN: DotConfig
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Converting Make to Shake
(neilmitchell.blogspot.com)
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What can Python learn from Haskell?
(youtube.com)
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Problem Solving
(agilefrog.se)
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Flask Starter Kit
(github.com)
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How and what mobile data do you collect?
(docs.google.com)
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Five steps to better code
(agilefrog.se)
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Effective ML (2011)
(vimeo.com)
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Pyzone, avoid the HN-Reddit loop
(github.com)
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kermitten
13y ago
Good to hear you are not closing down! :)
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PureVPN facing legal issues?
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kermitten
13y ago
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kermitten
13y ago
It would be good to see which books they have before signing up. I like the idea though a little expensive.
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kermitten
13y ago
I'm sorry you didn't like the post. Perhaps you can provide a little more feedback? :)
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kermitten
13y ago
I have to disagree, functional and object oriented languages produce very different solutions. Syntax is just the grammar. Compare e.g. Mandarin to a Latin based language and you will see what I mean. :) But indeed, mastering more areas is
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kermitten
13y ago
"Conversant in any language you can get real work done in", I think this is a pretty good baseline to define if you know a language or not. :)
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kermitten
13y ago
Although I have met many programmers who focus on a single language, say C# or Java, gets a lot of certifications etc. Are they not programmers too?
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kermitten
13y ago
Which languages do you know and why did you learn them?
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The Polyglot Programmer
(agilefrog.se)
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13y ago
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Effective ML (2011)
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Logging to MongoDB in Python
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Logmonger 0.2 released
(github.com)
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kermitten
13y ago
Great! Very convenient in comparison to a smartphone too.
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Shepherd leadership
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Show HN: Logging to MongoDB in Python
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Phoget Beta Sign up
(phoget.com)
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14y ago
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