kermitten
Re:If Sweden and Germany Became US States, They Would Be Among the Poo...
on Monday November 02, 2015 @09:20AM (#10491910)
The median salary in Sweden is ~$38k.
Re:Show HN: Paleo diet for busy hackers
on Tuesday September 09, 2014 @04:53AM (#8289261)
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?
Show HN: DotConfig
Converting Make to Shake
What can Python learn from Haskell?
Problem Solving
Flask Starter Kit
How and what mobile data do you collect?
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10ohkSqQq5KyJQp_AaOt9PyqNH8BM1oH9t7Zuw1UqUk4/viewform?usp=send_form
I'm running a small survey regarding how and what mobile data app developers are using. All answers are appreciated!
Five steps to better code
Effective ML (2011)
Pyzone, avoid the HN-Reddit loop
https://github.com/frawgie/pyzone
Just a quick script, don't take it too serious. :)
Re:PureVPN facing legal issues?
on Sunday October 06, 2013 @08:22AM (#6503855)
Good to hear you are not closing down! :)
PureVPN facing legal issues?
Recent mail from PureVPN. I hope it goes well for them, but watch out...Dear customer,I'm sorry to inform you that due to an incident we had to close your account permanently. We are no longer able to run an anonymization service due to legal issues we are facing.We had to handover all customer’s information to the authorities unfortunately. They might contact you if they need any details about...
Re:Oyster, Netflix for books, is launching the beta version of its iPh...
on Thursday September 05, 2013 @11:06PM (#6338460)
It would be good to see which books they have before signing up. I like the idea though a little expensive.
Re:The Polyglot Programmer
on Sunday August 11, 2013 @09:39AM (#6194923)
I'm sorry you didn't like the post. Perhaps you can provide a little more feedback? :)
Re:The Polyglot Programmer
on Saturday August 10, 2013 @10:09PM (#6193517)
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 even more impressive.
Re:The Polyglot Programmer
on Saturday August 10, 2013 @10:05PM (#6193506)
"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. :)
Re:The Polyglot Programmer
on Saturday August 10, 2013 @10:02PM (#6193493)
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?
Re:The Polyglot Programmer
on Saturday August 10, 2013 @08:11PM (#6193162)
Which languages do you know and why did you learn them?
The Polyglot Programmer
http://www.agilefrog.se/2013/08/11/polyglot-programmer.html
Which languages do you know and why did you learn them?
Effective ML (2011)
Logging to MongoDB in Python
Logmonger 0.2 released
Re:Show HN: Got my Pebble and built a seven minute workout watchapp today
on Monday May 27, 2013 @03:54AM (#5773842)
Great! Very convenient in comparison to a smartphone too.
Shepherd leadership
http://www.agilefrog.se/2013/05/18/shepherd-leadership.html
Some thoughts on decision making for leaders.
Show HN: Logging to MongoDB in Python
http://github.com/frawgie/logmonger
Just a small log handler for pythons logging module, which stores the records in a mongodb. Not ready yet but at least somewhat usable. :)
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