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2008-08-28
, 16:54
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@ Bath, UK
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Originally Posted by cheahk
We will hold you to that!
Professional Lottery Participant.
When I win the big one, N900s for everyone!!!
-K
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2008-08-28
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Joined on Mar 2006
@ Asturies, Spain
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It seems I am a rare specie in the community, specially when my principal role here is developer.
I am finishing the Chemistry grade and I will work in the research world in the future (I have made some collaboration on research yet, but I am not going to do any more until I don't finish the last 6 subjects I lack).
My speciality is in the "Immunoanalysis with electrochemical detection" field, it doesn't have anything to do with computer science not even programming, my programming knowledge is "autolearned" in my spare time.
I am finishing the Chemistry grade and I will work in the research world in the future (I have made some collaboration on research yet, but I am not going to do any more until I don't finish the last 6 subjects I lack).
My speciality is in the "Immunoanalysis with electrochemical detection" field, it doesn't have anything to do with computer science not even programming, my programming knowledge is "autolearned" in my spare time.
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2008-08-28
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Joined on Mar 2008
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#64
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Originally Posted by Baloo
We could be using N9000s by the time I retire. But I'm willing to negotiate.
We will hold you to that!
-K
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2008-08-28
, 17:31
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Joined on Jan 2007
@ Too Close To D.C
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I "drill holes" in the sky for an airline. 
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2008-08-28
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Joined on Apr 2008
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What, no finance guys here? I was expecting a few....... anyway, i'm an equity analyst
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2008-08-28
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Joined on Dec 2006
@ SLO, CA; United States
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Hardware/software hobbyist, 9 years professional graphic designer and 1 year Customer Support rep for a military software contractor... with a music degree and MBA -- all in all a weird mix. Working on a Masters in Architecture. One day, perhaps. Trying to integrate all the different hobbies/tasks.... not so easy.
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2008-08-28
, 18:15
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Joined on Jul 2006
@ Twickenham, UK
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Originally Posted by lorelei
For a moment I thought you were saying "with beautiful (and expensive) women" :-D
Systems manager for High Performance Computing machines (clusters, supercomputers and compute-grids). The nice thing about this job is the fact that you get to "play" with beautiful (and expensive) hardware
...and graduated in 2006 (Computer Science)
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2008-08-28
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@ Twickenham, UK
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By the way I was a Computer Science, Network Security researcher in Italy until 2 days ago when I signed the contract for my very first permanent job in London.
I will be a 'regular' Software Developer for a gambling company based in Chiswick, W4 London starting from this September (22nd).
Big change.. but at least I have a permanent job
(the researcher one was being conducted as post-doc).
I have been a software developer (no capital letters) since I discovered what a computer is (it was a Laser 500, similar to a C=64) back in the late 80s.
Actually I became a 'real' developer when I get my first Linux kernel (0.99pl13) running on my 386sx with 2Mb of RAM.
Ahh good old times..
Last edited by anidel; 2008-08-28 at 18:27.
I will be a 'regular' Software Developer for a gambling company based in Chiswick, W4 London starting from this September (22nd).
Big change.. but at least I have a permanent job
(the researcher one was being conducted as post-doc).I have been a software developer (no capital letters) since I discovered what a computer is (it was a Laser 500, similar to a C=64) back in the late 80s.
Actually I became a 'real' developer when I get my first Linux kernel (0.99pl13) running on my 386sx with 2Mb of RAM.
Ahh good old times..
Last edited by anidel; 2008-08-28 at 18:27.
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2008-08-28
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@ California and Virginia
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Dual Enrolled High School and Community College student. Hope to finish my BA associates degree before high school is over, and then go to a 4 year. Marketing is my desired major, but things change. Dream is to bring down the apple marketing machine (No, no I was kidding, please don't kill meeee....)
I help my mom run her website be sometimes writing flash/java games, tutorials, etc.
Recently finished an internship in market research. It was really fun, because I got to read and write about Symbian, Android, Maemo, Moblie Linux, Windows Mobile, and different processors (and more fun stuff), and got PAID to do it.
I help my mom run her website be sometimes writing flash/java games, tutorials, etc.
Recently finished an internship in market research. It was really fun, because I got to read and write about Symbian, Android, Maemo, Moblie Linux, Windows Mobile, and different processors (and more fun stuff), and got PAID to do it.
When I win the big one, N900s for everyone!!!
-K