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daemon13
14y ago
Paul, your url to guardian article got cut and does not redirect correctly.
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14y ago
I really like the concept, but... - big no-no - which flavor you will be using? RHEL? Ubuntu? FreeBSD? Let's say I sign-up and it turns around that there will be RHEL tooling. Well - money wasted if I standardize on Ubuntu. >> use g
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14y ago
How do you register trademarks? Any pointers? thank you
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14y ago
Do people register US/USPTO trademark only OR USPTO and worldwide?
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14y ago
The best book I have read [out of probably 100+] on management is "The Effective Executive" by Drucker. The book is pretty thin and was written mid-last century but still holds it's value versus all else we have now. In addition to providin
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14y ago
Step 1 - What if their domain is shut down through registry? This will cut short most of the users who do not remeber IP by heart. Step 2 - go after static IP and shut it down through ISP. This will cut the remaining users who remeber old I
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14y ago
There is no contact in your profile. You might want to update it.
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14y ago
Would love feedback? Ok, here it goes. In my humble opinion your web site is really good - blog, colors, layout, testimonials, overall very coherent experience. Don't think you shall spend any more time here. However, I would recommend that
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14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER(S) - REMOTE - to work on several projects. 1. Front-end developer/designer/UX - full grasp of Bootstrap, HTML5/CSS3 - understanding of mobile/responsive requirements and how to address those - good taste for nice color sc
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14y ago
It may be and your might have encountered an exception(s), but as whole the venture industry has clear economic drivers and generally people's behavior matches the underlying incentives. Of course, my point excludes the examples of non-ethi
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14y ago
Hi Dustin, I've sent you an e-mail to @spy.net to continue the discussion. Is this your working e-mail?
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14y ago
>> And I'd bet Sequoia doesn't really give a crap which way you do it. Very succint and clear explanation of the venture industry. All start-up teams shall print this in big letters and read daily.
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14y ago
This a very cool project that can be very useful in certain specific use cases. One example would be when you are working with medium size time-series business data. When data set is small - RDBMS or Mongo is fine. When data set is big - th
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14y ago
I am surprised [may be even amazed] that these kind of articles are making it to the HN's front page on a regular basis. There are tons of people with muddy wishful thinking that can not execute even if you put the gun to their heads. This
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14y ago
Why spent everyone's time? Usually it is clear from the beginning what people are made of and the quality of their thinking. Just say "No, thanks, good luck" and in 99,999% cases your decision will be the right one.
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14y ago
Good walk through. How safe is it against abuse [i.e. MITM, dos]? Most probably I am missing smth, but if credentials are applied in browser, can user get hold of them and upload a couple of petabytes?
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14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER(S) - REMOTE - to work on several projects. Expected projects duration 3-6 mths, this is not full time, expected weekly load 1-2 days max. Web - devops - Linode VPS+AWS / Ubuntu / nginx - despite small start need to ensure
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14y ago
A pharma company receives patent for the specific molecule to be used for treating defined conditions. The cost of R&D usually is several billion dollars. The absense of prior art is crystal clear. The efficacy is confirmed by clinical
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14y ago
Checked - really cool set of features implemented with simple, usable and elegant workflow in mind [though not a Perl fan]!
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14y ago
How about internationalization? Shouldn't this be self-descripting - like indicating language code (use ISO...) of the narrative/description? Also, how about country codes? I mean - some people use U.K., some UK, some England, some United K
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Dangerous Ideas [or why persistence is not enough]
(calnewport.com)
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14y ago
>> we make it really easy for our users to contact us within the app Care to elaborate on the details? Are you using someone else's service or you built your own? Why did you decide to provide 2 feeback mechanisms - email and in-a
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14y ago
Well, as with technical/coding matters, there are 3 tactics to reduce probability of getting into trouble: 1. Learn basics of accounting (or coding for that matter), it is not that difficult. 2. Have a good expert in your team and rely on h
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This whole article reads kind of bullshit from US GAAP perspective. In case people who pledge will receive tangible goods in exchange, of course it is a sale. But these pledges will be accounted for as as prepayments in the start-up's books
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Since I was dealing with compliance, FCPA and such for the last 15 years, here are my two cents: - in case people involved in the unethical behavior are either employees of Visa OR employees of Visa subsidiaries, joint ventures or partnersh
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14y ago
I was under impression that, since code is copyrighted, release under BSD license does not release the copyright claim and therefore the smart fellow shall indicate whose code he is using/selling. Is this not the case?
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14y ago
Did I understand you correctly that: 1. Recurly is right to add VIES validation for out of country transactions. 2. They shall not implement this feature for in country transactions. ???
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Not really exaggeration. I got better results with Chrome/Chromium, which were doing fine until 350+ open tabs. In Firefox I started to have problems after 200-250 open tabs since half a year ago. Below 200 all is fine. Ubuntu 10.04 / 32 bi
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14y ago
How usable is this with 200-300 tabs opened?
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14y ago
Is open sourcing Notifo still in your plans? I recall that you mentioned that quite some time ago.
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