andrewbadera

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by andrewbadera 18y ago
internet ... rockstar .... bwahahahahahahhaah ....
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
Except House is actually intelligent.
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Business of Software Blog: correction, recession or depression, but there will be winners(blog.businessofsoftware.org)
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
You think it's a matter of choice? As CTO of a venture-seeking startup, I can assure you, it's not. Everyone would love to bootstrap, but you have to be practical and pragmatic. No one's choosing to avoid VC money right now, but the barrier
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Learn IIS7: Using FastCGI to Host PHP Applications on IIS 7.0(learn.iis.net)
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Angel Investor Ron Conway Emails His Portfolio Companies Over Financial Meltdown(techcrunch.com)
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Sorry, Startups: Party's Over(alleyinsider.com)
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Just What Does it Take to Present at the NY Tech Meetup?(centernetworks.com)
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Apple Denies Steve Jobs Heart Attack Report(alleyinsider.com)
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Mashable Startup Showdown - That’s a lot of money(blogs.timesunion.com)
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
goodie, an EEE cloned as a tablet. so? next.
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
The "big boys" in code don't charge $250/hour -- that's SAP or similar platform specialist territory. Code generalists run $80-$150/hour for truly excellent engineers. I do work in the Albany and NYC markets, and $120/hour is typical. $700-
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
Really? Sign me up, sounds like a vacation.
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
C#/ASP.NET specialists are pretty well paid. Microsoft has a lot of architectural pieces you can plug together for extremely scalable solutions. Remoting servers for your application tier give you a TON of cheap scaling. Clustered and feder
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
ahhh ... no it doesn't. perhaps with a third party monitor utility ...
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What gives MediaDefender the right to DoS Revision3?(revision3.com)
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
:massive ego: boring, next!
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by andrewbadera 18y ago
I code for the chicks, man. Duh.