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The 10 Most Important Companies In Cloud Computing(businessinsider.com.au)
1 points by apapli 13y ago|0 comments
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by apapli 13y ago
What I know of patents is that they need to be sufficiently novel in order to be valid. The challenge the patent office has is being able to effectively ensure that a patent is novel - it is simply not possible for them to determine if an i
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by apapli 13y ago
Sale: Global brand exposure, requires an $80,000 down payment, will be refunded in full minus PayPal fees at the end of the campaign. Why aren't more big companies seeing this?
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Tesla narrows net loss, shares jump 13%(marketwatch.com)
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by apapli 13y ago
Thanks! I'll give this a go for sure!
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by apapli 13y ago
Would we really consider IBM as a come back? From a B2B and patent revenues perspective I concede this could be a possibility, but from a B2C perspective, surely that ship has already sailed?
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by apapli 13y ago
There's something quite satisfying about breathing new life into an old piece of hardware, or extending its life further as in this case. So although I agree with your point it's nice to not have everything boil down to dollars an
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by apapli 13y ago
Link here - http://www.aec.gov.au/parties_and_representatives/public_fun...
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by apapli 13y ago
IIRC once a minimum level of votes are cast for a party they are able to receive a certain amount of funding from the government to assist in future promotional activities.
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by apapli 13y ago
Congratulations team! Question for readers - how does an individual get to become an investor in these sorts of rounds? I note Union Square led this round, but there's no place for me to register my interest in funding similar projects
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by apapli 13y ago
Given many companies running notes push forms out to their web site, I am curious, does now knowing this key increase the vulnerability of Lotus Notes servers everywhere as theoretically anyone can use it now?
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by apapli 13y ago
What a brilliant gift - aiming to give sight to the blind. It would be wonderful if it could stay out of commercial hands and be distributed as far as possible.
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Scientists reveal bionic eye prototype(abc.net.au)
36 points by apapli 13y ago|13 comments
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by apapli 13y ago
Couldn't agree more. Data centers anyone?
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Tesla plans stock offering to repay government loan early(money.cnn.com)
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Ask HN: what is the HN equivalent in biotech?
6 points by apapli 13y ago|2 comments
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by apapli 13y ago
We have a program like this for BBQ gas bottles in melbourne (possibly nation wide, I've never checked). Works well - you swap your empty bottle with a full one, pay and take it home. No filling up and you know you have a safe bottle that h
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Tesla shares up ahead of earnings(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by apapli 13y ago|0 comments
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by apapli 13y ago
Could be a great step up from freemium applications, without needing ads.
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by apapli 13y ago
I wasn't going to click on this but my intrigue got the better of my time. I am so glad I clicked through, this put a big smile on my face.
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by apapli 14y ago
Spotify radio generally gives me sufficient variety - however I must admit I don't tend to find that much "new music", but I'm ok with that.
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Tight investors force young entrepreneurs offshore(abc.net.au)
21 points by apapli 14y ago|27 comments
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by apapli 14y ago
Thanks for the clarification!
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by apapli 14y ago
I'd appreciate some thoughts from more informed people than myself. As I understand it: Intel didn't go into mobile devices because of lower margins. Arm has now taken that market, and are killing it because they have the volumes to make th
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The antisocial network of bitcoins(theage.com.au)
1 points by apapli 14y ago|0 comments
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by apapli 14y ago
And agree with your comment about Mr B, probably could have found a better example :)
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by apapli 14y ago
True, but I expect all three spend a fair portion of their time selling nowadays. Sales is a collection of activities, not necessarily a full time role.
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by apapli 14y ago
Seriously, this article made front page from someone who openly admits he is not from the software industry yet questions how it operates? Simply put: Software companies aren't all the same. Some sell to consumers (B2C), others to businesse
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by apapli 14y ago
Answer to q3. Benioff (salesforce.com), Ellison (oracle), heck probably Ballmer as well, he certainly doesn't seem to get how to run product development.
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by apapli 14y ago
Don't worry, these sorts of companies are just lucky blips. For the most part if you set out to build a new company and you cannot predict where it's revenues will come from the odds are against you. Keep focused on building a business. It

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