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by andysinclair 10y ago
Forward prices are not a predictor, they are simply based on interest rate differentials between two currencies.
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What .NET Developers ought to know to start in 2017(hanselman.com)
61 points by andysinclair 10y ago|26 comments
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Withings introduces the world’s first smart hairbrush(withings.com)
1 points by andysinclair 10y ago|1 comments
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by andysinclair 10y ago
I am interested in building something like this for Android phone comparison. Can you give some indication of stats: visitors, income etc?
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by andysinclair 10y ago
Services PMI was released at 9:30 which caused a small move up, then around 10 when the A50 ruling was announced there was extreme volatility. I can't see any indication of a leak. Overall I can't see Parliament voting to remain,
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by andysinclair 10y ago
I think your homepage needs some work. You can't see what the product is actually like, what problem(s) it solves and what features it has. If I want to "Get Started" I need to sign up, I want to see what it is like first. Th
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by andysinclair 10y ago
This is a good place to start; I've done this for several freelance projects, start with a "Feasibility Study" and charge a fixed price for it. This gives you time to investigate the effort involved in the work. The deliverab
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Microsoft opens UK data centres(news.microsoft.com)
2 points by andysinclair 10y ago|0 comments
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Apple App Store Improvements(developer.apple.com)
2 points by andysinclair 10y ago|0 comments
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by andysinclair 10y ago
I have a 4 iOS apps on the App Store, however only one of them makes significant income, approx. $500 a month. It's a road traffic app for the UK which I originally built to satisfy my own need - I searched the App Store and all the ap
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The Audacious Plan to Save This Man’s Life by Transplanting His Head(theatlantic.com)
2 points by andysinclair 10y ago|0 comments
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by andysinclair 10y ago
I'm suprised by this point: "the database tends to be an after-thought in application design". Maybe it's a generational thing (I'm 40+), but I tend to always start with thinking about the data structures and design
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Salesforce outage continues in some parts of the US(pcworld.com)
1 points by andysinclair 10y ago|0 comments
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by andysinclair 10y ago
Microsoft, like every other company, has some failures and some successes, that's the nature of innovation; you stick with the ideas that work and abandon (hopefully quickly) the ones that fail. You're correct, some of the Microso
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by andysinclair 10y ago
I love the potential conflict of interest statement in the article: "Bloomberg LP competes with Zero Hedge in providing financial news and information."
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by andysinclair 11y ago
They're providing brilliant developer tools for free and all they are asking for is an email address- give them a break.
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by andysinclair 11y ago
Great product! Quick question: any plans to implement two way syncing between systems? At the moment you can only create new "items" via a trigger or action; being able to sync would be a very powerful feature and would result in
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by andysinclair 11y ago
I disagree, I think PaaS is in its infancy and will grow not die. One PaaS not mentioned in the article, Microsoft Azure, is growing fast and provides a vast range of services. We run an enterprise grade SaaS product on PaaS, and I personal
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by andysinclair 11y ago
Looks like the CSS hasn't loaded, leave it a few more seconds and it will look fine.
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by andysinclair 12y ago
Well done, this is very cool! Where do you get your data from? I would like to use the data in a different type of visualization.
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Announcing Office Sway [new Office Family Product from MSFT](blogs.office.com)
1 points by andysinclair 12y ago|0 comments
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Collaboration, expertise produce enhanced sensing in Xbox One(blogs.technet.com)
1 points by andysinclair 13y ago|0 comments
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by andysinclair 13y ago
Try to keep as high a proportion as possible of employees focused on the core functions of coding and selling. Outsource as much of your non core business as possible. Simple ;-)
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Facebook gives UK man $20k for discovering security flaw(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by andysinclair 13y ago|1 comments
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by andysinclair 13y ago
In some circles it would be considered negative. For example, I have spent most of my career using Microsoft developer tools building LOB applications. I think the MS dev toolset is great. At one point I was involved in building a consumer
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by andysinclair 13y ago
Probably because it is chief maintainers are Microsoft employees?
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by andysinclair 14y ago
Maybe I use the favorite button differently/wrong but I always use it as kind of like a "read it later" button. I store tweets there that contain links/comments for me to refer back to later - I've never considered it being used as a "Like"
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by andysinclair 14y ago
I expected to the see the price as well. Would be great if you could show the rental/buy price if available as often that is more of a determinate than reviews/star rating.
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by andysinclair 14y ago
He was just asked this at the press conference, and he replied that he felt nothing as he is in a pressurised suit (he could neither feel or hear anything during the fall).
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by andysinclair 14y ago
Cool concept, hope it does well. Seems ironic that "They were actually developing a product that required partnerships with Chinese manufacturers, and they found themselves increasingly frustrated by the fact that they couldn’t keep an eye

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