jonasvp

Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany

Jonas und der Wolf GmbH (http://www.jonasundderwolf.de)

Wir sind eine Kreuzberger Medienagentur mit starker technischer Ausrichtung und entwickeln backendseitig ausschließlich in Django. Zur Verstärkung bei einigen aktuellen Projekten suchen wir eine/n erfahrene/n Django-Entwickler/in zunächst als Freelancer, danach potentiell auch fest.

Du solltest fortgeschrittene Python- und Django-Kenntnisse haben und bereits einige Online-Projekte damit erfolgreich entwickelt haben. Bestenfalls hast Du bereits mit FeinCMS gearbeitet und Erfahrungen mit Internationalisierung und Performance-Optimierung gesammelt.

Wir streben in den nächsten drei Monaten (April, Mai, Juni) zunächst eine Vollzeit-Beschäftigung (mindestens 80%) auf Freelancer-Basis an. Danach sind wir an weiterer Zusammenarbeit auf fester oder freier Basis interessiert. Arbeitsort ist Berlin-Kreuzberg (ca. 50% der Zeit vor Ort).

Wir legen Wert auf Qualität und technischen Anspruch. Wir freuen uns über anspruchsvolle Projekte, mit denen wir die Stärken von Django ausspielen können und schätzen geregelte Arbeitszeiten und ein gutes Betriebsklima.

Meldet Euch einfach, wenn Ihr Interesse habt: jvp @ unsere Domain.

The problem is that he's already condemned for drawing the "wrong" conclusions so every scientist who even goes near his ideas and tries to test them is ostracized.

However, his findings go against many current scientific theories. This should be an opportunity for intellectual debate. I don't understand why many people think it's heresy to come to different conclusions about how the world works.

The editor of "Nature" actually called for his books to be burned. It's quite disheartening to see how a bit part of current "science" (including some internet mobs) has turned into a new version of the church that condemned Galileo.

I - as do many others - have a Bitcoin wallet application with some change on my phone. Having the QR code here makes it easier to contribute something.

I've run into this with Campaign Monitor and they simply don't do SSL for CNAMEs. Since they do everything else perfectly, I'm assuming there's no way to solve this problem.

As for identifying users: you can add multiple recipients in case there are several people in your organisation using it.

We figure that you'll mostly have your client on the phone or are sending an email and expect an answer within minutes - so you know who it was. In the future, we might add a "Subject" line.

Just finished the Pro version and launched for real, would love some feedback from HN!

Thinking about it now, it does tie together some interesting parts. I'll clean it up a little and put it out there as soon as I have some time. If anyone's interested in it at the state it's in now, just give me a shout.

It's given us a much better and more current view of where we are financially. We can actually display our runway on our Geckoboard dashboard in the office!

Next step: use D3.js to create monthly reports you can really drill down through.

"When a government compulsorily overvalues one type of money and undervalues another, the undervalued money will leave the country or disappear from circulation into hoards, while the overvalued money will flood into circulation."

Or in other words (from the same article): "Bad money drives out good if their exchange rate is set by law."

Also, a currency is not something you hoard, it's something you "get rid of" by giving it to someone else in return for goods and services. In your example, the "weak" currency would become the standard medium of exchange, while the "strong" currency would for all practical purposes disappear from circulation.

I've bought one or two books off Amazon and used de De-DRM tools available to put them on there, though it even supports the Adobe DRM (not Amazon's, though). It does have some annoyances but I haven't hit any major snags in several months of use.

Using this link makes "Send details" pop up immediately on opening. All the receiver has to do is click "Send".

Great suggestion, by the way! I added this feature so now adding "www." will go to the subdomain as well.

I didn't feel up to doing the parsing myself...

Our version is at http://www.browser-details.com. When you sign up you get your own subdomain - or you define a CNAME under your own domain [premium]. You can upload your logo, define a list of recipients, and your clients can send the browser details directly to one of those recipients/departments.

We still need to change the color scheme (I wanted to launch at the end of the week, so it's straight Bootstrap for now) and finish the translation to German. Also: Premium version!

Feel free to be a beta tester! Also: all the best to the OP, great idea! ;-)

It just runs pyflakes and does some sanity checking. Best of all, it doesn't go around stashing files or otherwise messing with your working directory or repository. It just uses some git plumbing commands to copy the current index (what you're about to commit) to a temporary directory.

I can't remember where I copied it from but it works perfectly, only copying whatever I'm about to commit:

     git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR | xargs git checkout-index --prefix=$TMPDIR/ --

We're a small web development agency taking on bigger projects. We use Django, FeinCMS, git, PostgreSQL, Fabric to build faster, prettier, and more usable sites for our clients. Looking to start on a product of our own later this year as well.

On-site only at this point - Berlin is a great site to be, though!