johan.hilding@gmail.com
Stockholm, Sweden. Unfortunately we're not able to provide much in the way of relocation assistance :( Looking for a Javascript developer with some Haskell understanding and an interest in doing growth related work with…
What browser does this? I've never run in to it.
Stockholm, Sweden. Full time. Looking for JS/Python developers. We help people discover the web of others, by enjoying web browsing together. We are looking for a sixth employee excited about by cross-browser…
A scoreboard is also available at http://scrool.se/icpc/wf2011/
Yes, + is definitely more common. Do non-technically versed visitors know and/or care about the different parts of a URL?
Did they really burn through their $4.85M from their Series C in 6 months?
This looks pretty damn awesome. Please port it to Chrome!
Someone should do a surfing game where the waves are generated from the DOM of a site that the user inputs. This would take surfing the web to the next level.
I'm really liking the efficient market trend. What will be next? Is there a market for letting individuals deliver packages instead of FedEx/DHL? Perhaps with the private wind mills/solar cells that are becoming more…
Sounds like a contestant in the AWS Startup Challenge.
Stockholm, Sweden. Unfortunately we're not able to provide much in the way of relocation assistance :( Looking for a Javascript developer with some Haskell understanding and an interest in doing growth related work with…
What browser does this? I've never run in to it.
Stockholm, Sweden. Full time. Looking for JS/Python developers. We help people discover the web of others, by enjoying web browsing together. We are looking for a sixth employee excited about by cross-browser…
A scoreboard is also available at http://scrool.se/icpc/wf2011/
Yes, + is definitely more common. Do non-technically versed visitors know and/or care about the different parts of a URL?
Did they really burn through their $4.85M from their Series C in 6 months?
This looks pretty damn awesome. Please port it to Chrome!
Someone should do a surfing game where the waves are generated from the DOM of a site that the user inputs. This would take surfing the web to the next level.
I'm really liking the efficient market trend. What will be next? Is there a market for letting individuals deliver packages instead of FedEx/DHL? Perhaps with the private wind mills/solar cells that are becoming more…
Sounds like a contestant in the AWS Startup Challenge.