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by Maro 15y ago
"but I'd take JVM over CLR anytime" Because of cross-platformity, or is there more?
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by Maro 15y ago
It's interesting to note that the person who created this torrent, Greg Maxwell, is not trying to remain anonymous, he put his name and email into the torrent description.
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by Maro 15y ago
How much sharing actually goes on? (And just because somebody impulse clones a repo doesn't actually mean there's meaningful sharing going on.)
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by Maro 15y ago
This article is bullshit. It suggests the Enterprise Software and its associated Sales can be fixed by changing the vendor's behaviour. But historically vendors became the way they are because of their large, slow, complex inefficient clien
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by Maro 15y ago
There's also one called news:yc, that's pretty good (using it right now), but comment scores are broken.
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by Maro 15y ago
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Tell HN: The iphone app Hacker News is broken, and it's not even free
5 points by Maro 15y ago|4 comments
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by Maro 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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by Maro 15y ago
> Why not allow a system-wide audit of all business-practice patents, and software patents too I don't think they have that kind of manpower.
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by Maro 15y ago
I never had any use for this Twitter/real-time feature of Google. Perhaps that was the general conclusion so they just dropped it?
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by Maro 15y ago
That's what happens when poor gov'ts sell of their telecom, energy, postal, gambling, etc. monopolies to foreign investors.
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Oracle buys CEO Ellison's company(online.wsj.com)
1 points by Maro 15y ago|0 comments
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by Maro 15y ago
That's a terrible idea. A company is not a democracy. The only solution is to have good leaders.
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by Maro 15y ago
Sounds like business as usual at a BigCo (founded in 1984).
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by Maro 15y ago
Everything written here is true, but you have to be careful. Following advice like this, any startup, even ones ultimately doomed to failure can be continued indefinitely.
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by Maro 15y ago
One the one hand, you can't really blame FF. Chrome is killing them with their quick release cycles, so they felt they needed to respond. On the other hand, what options do enterprises have? Assuming they're currently using FF, they probabl
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Ask HN: Writing software documentation
2 points by Maro 15y ago|0 comments
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by Maro 15y ago
If licensing and running on Windows would not be an issue, I'd choose SQL Server over Mysql any day.
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by Maro 15y ago
18 months for Scalien.
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by Maro 15y ago
> most devs don't want to write desktop software in C or C++. What do they want to write desktop software in?
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by Maro 15y ago
That site looks like it's from 1997. (It looks like shit.) There's no way I'd enter my CC#.
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by Maro 15y ago
Somebody could try creating a Linux distro that focuses on certain hardware and "just works" on that hardware. Something like "Lenovo Linux" that only works on high-end Lenovo laptops.
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by Maro 15y ago
I thought it was informational, he gave his first impressions. I don't think just because you're a Microsoft employee your opinions should automatically be discarded regarding competitor's products because they may be tainted. Also, since M
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by Maro 15y ago
Hi, I'm not a designer, but here it goes. 1/ The vertical coloured stripes look good on the "content" part, but not on the top, as a background to the "I love ..." text. 2/ You "cut" the page horizontally below the "I love ..." text, but th
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by Maro 15y ago
Hi, I've been where you are, and I know it sucks. Why don't you get a 9-5 job for now? You can always quit once you want to move on. It'd be a new thing, it'd help clear your mind. There's no shame in it. And it'd put money on the table =)
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Awesome ScalienDB tutorial (Twitter + Python)(scalien.com)
1 points by Maro 15y ago|0 comments
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by Maro 15y ago
I'm an entrepreneur in E.Europe. Biggest obstacle is lack of markets, lack of capital. For most tech products like websites and software, the best (and first) market is the US. I used to think that the Internet can bridge this gap, after al
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by Maro 15y ago
I heard that MS pays GoDaddy to run their parked domain on IIS to boost their stats?
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by Maro 15y ago
I like it. It actually got me thinking, staring at their page, "Why don't I sign up, we have free office space in our office." But they need an option "I don't feel like thinking about this right now."
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by Maro 15y ago
Except, what if I'm buzzing by your lab at speed c/2. What frequencies will I hear, what will be the relationship of my ticks to your ticks? =)

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