Don_Wallace

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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of those.
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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
It seems that lowering the cost of software development as a key driver of startup success is being emphasized. A few things: One could argue that if the business case for the startup were strong enough, the cost of development would be alm
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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
This article is mean spirited, too serious and not well written. Bad programmers I have known generally: - Are oblivious and clueless. They just lack cleverness. - They lack problem solving abilities and willingness to solve problems. - The
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The Unintended Consequences of Silencing Your Critics(donwallacewriting.com)
5 points by Don_Wallace 15y ago|0 comments
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Online Review of Business in Cincinnati, Ohio Results in Libel Suit(news.cincinnati.com)
1 points by Don_Wallace 15y ago|0 comments
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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
Asking for a deposit for a project does something very important: it pre-qualifies the party asking for the work in multiple dimensions. Here's what I mean. If they can get you a check cut for a portion of the amount of the project, then yo
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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
Why should someone leave their email address if you don't give them a good reason to do so? That's the main thing your page lacks - some statement of who you help and what you sell. You seem to be saying you covered that already but that ma
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by Don_Wallace 15y ago
To me, the page looks more like a graphic artist's portfolio view than for a company providing SaaS, cloud and web development services. So from the get-go it is thematically confusing. The larger question is, what are you trying to communi