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        <title>Hunter Secretary</title>
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        <description>Problem statement I have quite a number of unprocessed mails and messages in variety of communication platforms from recruiters. I respect people, but unfortunately cannot respond everyone in a fast manner. It takes time and therefore creates a back-pressure problem in a condition of consumption performance is lower than producing one.
Number of incoming messages is growing every week.
Solution I want to read a message, review it and put a label or mark it somehow indicating appropriate type of response:</description>
        
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        <description>What actually happened? My wife owns a web-site which was powered by WordPress.
Some time ago we decided to switch into static solution without databases and constantly running page generating / rendering process.
Idea was great, but I came to it quite late - just a day before hosting contract should be prolonged.
Trick was in switching also into another environment where only static files can be served. Having this, the</description>
        
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        <title>GSM 7bit PDU encoding algorithm in Java</title>
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        <description>Text to 7-bit PDU string converter Being honest I forgot why I had written this code some time ago. I put it here
from my another small blog page hosted on blogpost
(engnick.blogpost.com).
Now I remember how was it and decided to bring this piece of code, as maybe
it might be useful for somebody. I wrote this code when I was working in
MegaFon as part of automated testing tool for</description>
        
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