aberkowitz

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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   This is a cool as a demo, but I don't see what purpose this serves.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   I tried to run it in WINE, but it did not work. It would be great if somebody implemented the required features for it to run.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   This makes even less sense than Intel buying McAfee. Sure, there are ways that ARM could be integrated with Oracle's products, but they don't need to buy them to do that.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   The fact that the original people you talked to were not interested may be a sign that your idea need refinement. You shouldn't take the development group's interest as approval, as they get 100K regardless of your success. Before you conti
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   Any sort of mind mapping software usually works for me. I've had great success with bubblus[1] which is a very simple web based mapper. [1] http://bubbl.us/edit.php
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   It's hard to know what's fact when it's written like a tabloid.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   Michael Arrington is a writer, not an oracle of truth. Regardless of whether he gets it right, people are still going to go to his site. In fact, the further he spins the story, the more people he gets to visit TechCrunch.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   Your use of browser detection scripts frustrates me. You should test for features instead if you want to get conclusive data.
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   by aberkowitz 16y ago

   I don't understand why TechCrunch tries to emulate a tabloid when they do a lot better as a news site.
10. 250.▲
    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    Read and follow PEP 8 http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
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    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    Would it be all right if you donated your profits to charity?
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    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    How is this a story? The author happily acknowledges that android doesn't prevent you from being stupid, and then he complains that it doesn't prevent you from being stupid. You cannot have it both ways.
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    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    I knew Diaspora had problems when I got an email from the guy who hosts Openspora telling me that [two] other people had the same username.
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    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    The best way to start any sort of "social business" is on a micro scale. In this case, for example, you could start with a local shopping area. Niche stores and small businesses are a lot more willing to try new ideas. Once you become more
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    by aberkowitz 16y ago

    They got bought by obopay.com in 2007, so you could try contacting Billmonk through them. Both their blog and twitter (@BillmonkFriends) are long dead.