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by inovica 16y ago
Very good advice. We had something, not quite the same but relating to some negative posts on forums, where our lawyers suggested we go after them. I spoke to a friend of a friend who is a litigator, who told me (in a friendly capacity) th
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by inovica 16y ago
I have a 3 year old and a 7 year old and I've been seriously struggling with this recently. I have put the eldest into a private school, which is great and he has come on tremendously, but I still am left with wondering if the classic way o
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by inovica 16y ago
Nice one Ryan. I've been thinking of a few projects, but I've got one that I would really like to just get started on and get completed. I'll have a look at this and hopefully it can give me the incentive (kick!?) to get this done and get
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by inovica 16y ago
Thanks. Thats enough for most people (including myself) to have confidence in the author and to make a purchase decision. In terms of suggestion I too think web scraping, however it might be worth taking the most simple one so that its easy
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by inovica 16y ago
We need some designs doing for a project that we're doing in November for the November Startup Sprint: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1773398 If anyone is interested, let me know. Also, we need some good progammers - both PHP and Pyt
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by inovica 16y ago
I took a quick look. As its a paid-book I think it would be useful to have at least one of the exercises open for people to see. I appreciate the introduction is available to download, but the real-world projects aren't (and I understand wh
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by inovica 16y ago
This is from Melinda Gates (according to the article). I often find that spouses are far more protective of what their partner does than the partner themselves.
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by inovica 16y ago
I never thought I would, but I really enjoy screencasts. Sometimes they are useful to just watch in an environment where I can't actually practice, so it gives me the opportunity to go learn a little... get an overview. I see screencasts as
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by inovica 16y ago
Well, forums have always been good for this. Happy to host one. Maybe someone else might have a better idea. I think if we do this in a way that its visual - ie you tell other people what you're trying to achieve - then its much more likely
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by inovica 16y ago
I'm in too. I have a few side-projects that have not been pushed, so it's about time! Thanks for the suggestion. We should help each other out as a sounding board during this too
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by inovica 16y ago
Our first app - SourceGuardian - protects PHP source code and we've been running it for 8 years. We used to make a living off just the one app, but broadened out into other areas. The freedom that the income from SourceGuardian provided al
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by inovica 16y ago
Absolutely agree with you. This seems like an excuse for a blog post rather than something that he was actively seeking to truly learn. I'm sure if he'd even read a decent book on it that he would have benefited much more. For anyone readin
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How a team at Apple made the iPod dream a reality(fastcompany.com)
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by inovica 16y ago
I apologise that I'm not going to mention any specific books that I really recommend, but this seems like a good place to mention how great audio books can be. I love reading, but dont have anywhere near the time I used to these days to do
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by inovica 16y ago
These look good but no indication (that I can see) of pricing. Any ideas on what costs are? We're based in the UK and use Worldpay and Protx (as well a PayPal and Google Checkout)
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by inovica 16y ago
I think what you must be referring to is the adoption of Python for web-based startups. Python has always been popular in certain industries/niches. From our perspective we use what we feel is best and we use more than one language on some
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by inovica 16y ago
There are a few books about Amazon itself which covers a lot about Bezos. I read one in 2001, which was called "Amazon.com - Get Big Fast" which was a fascinating read, but I think if you look on Amazon (!) and read the reviews there are a
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Did aliens tamper with nukes?(dailymail.co.uk)
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Elance 'advertorial' - but is outsourcing a viable alternative?(elance.com)
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by inovica 16y ago
I'm sure this is the yin/yang of Jobs personality. He has helped Apple to achieve a huge amount through his determination, but at the same time he can be direct (or more than direct) which naturally people take offence at. Previously I ha
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by inovica 16y ago
I have been (and am) a single founder and also have been a co-founder in the past. From my perspective the positives of having a co-founder include the motivation at the early stages, when there's just a couple of you. Tasks can be handed o
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Eco-car show wows enthusiasts in London(bbc.co.uk)
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by inovica 16y ago
After watching the original Wall Street again last night, and looking forward to the new one I'm thinking these days its guys like you who are at the cutting edge, not the actual people on the floor. Your job sounds great!
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How iPad's Pulse App Creators Applied Design Thinking to Their Business(fastcompany.com)
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by inovica 16y ago
Me too. I have an iPad, but the wife has stolen it, and I really really have enjoyed reading books on it. I don't want to buy another one (yet) and so it's worth looking at the alternatives. I considered a Kindle but I like doing other stuf
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IOS passes Linux to become third most popular Internet browsing platform(macrumors.com)
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by inovica 16y ago
Whats your URL :) ?
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by inovica 16y ago
Richard Branson admitted to doing something unethical and illegal in his early days - he was caught by the authorities and he has said that it was a real big lesson for him. I think sometimes the path to 'easy money' can be tempting
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by inovica 16y ago
Thats true too! I had a Dell netbook that I used for the same purpose, so yes the iPad fulfils the same purpose (for me). Its definitely not for everyone but what I' finding interesting is that it polarises opinion. Better technology will c
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by inovica 16y ago
I love mine. I have a laptop, but the iPad is the useful tool that I browse with on the sofa, take to meetings to demonstrate 'stuff' and throw in the car as a 'just in case' as I can use instant messengers, email and the web (plus drop-bo

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