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The Soviet submariner who saved the world(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments
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From crime to software company executive(bbc.co.uk)
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by inovica 14y ago
That looks interesting. What about the expenses of the server?
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by inovica 14y ago
We use QT extensively and I don't agree that this will cause deep repercussions. Everyone I speak to within the community is fine with QT itself
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by inovica 14y ago
I had a commodore 64 and loved it but Apple were one of the pioneers of inventing personal computers and definitely made them mainstream
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by inovica 14y ago
I agree. Over the Summer I wanted to do the Python course with my son (9 years old) but it doesn't start until October, when he'll be back at school. Shame. Doing the Learn Python the Hard Way with him instead
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by inovica 14y ago
I have seen this myself before, but its been when I've opened the same document by accident twice - I use different browsers and I had opened Chrome as well as Safari. Could it not just be something like that that has happened here?
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Turing suicide in doubt(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by inovica 14y ago|1 comments
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New ultra thin flexible glass (bbc.co.uk)
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by inovica 14y ago
I'm glued to watching this and doing very little work. I was born in 1969 and was fascinated by space as a kid, but then went off and did other things. To see this happening is wonderful but I have done screenshots of a number of places wh
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Granny army helps India's school children via the cloud(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by inovica 14y ago|0 comments
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The lost Steve Jobs tapes(fastcompany.com)
1 points by inovica 15y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 15y ago
I have 2 Kindles, an iPhone and an iPad (latest generation) and I use the kindle app on them all. There's no issue with the iPhone and iPad - indeed there are times when I prefer them. The Kindle is also much better (at times) than using th
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by inovica 15y ago
My very first computer was a Commodore 64. My grandfather, the day before he died, said to me that I needed to get into computers as they are the future. He gave me some money that day and that evening he passed away peacefully in his slee
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by inovica 15y ago
I've just done a 12-week body transformation course here with personal trainers (5 days a week) and its amazing what results you can get. Through diet coaching, weights and cardio tailored for me I have loads more energy and look great. The
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Why all our kids should be taught how to code(guardian.co.uk)
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by inovica 15y ago
The best for what? What do you want to do? We have found Django to be great for throwing up a site quickly. We primarily use Pyramid now for our more serious development as it fits more with what we're trying to achieve. My feeling is the
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by inovica 15y ago
OK, appreciate you coming back on it. I still think the same thing goes - the investors invest in people they believe are winners - whether its YC or Sequoia. Anyway, my take on it is that luck happens (both bad and good) and its what you
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by inovica 15y ago
Many successes are based around 'luck' - or more accurately capitalising on it when it comes your way. I know my business has continuously evolved over the years and people have often used the term 'lucky' for me. I find it irritating when
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9 Minimal viable product templates(torgronsund.com)
1 points by inovica 15y ago|0 comments
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Pain in the Neck: How a Techie Lifestyle Hurts(myyogaonline.com)
1 points by inovica 15y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 15y ago
I've used them for a few years now. I think they used to be very much German-language focused, but over the past couple of years they have become more and more international. They give good support and the servers I have with them have been
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by inovica 15y ago
I fully agree. Sometimes saying nothing is better. I don't mean forever, but think about it, sleep on it, but don't just 'react'.
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by inovica 15y ago
That mirrors exactly our experience. We have used Pyramid for three recent project and its awesome. It just takes a little longer, but its flexibility is impressive. We've just used it with Pure templates also, which I was very impressed wi
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by inovica 15y ago
Whilst I've never been a customer (as I had our own dedicated servers) I've followed Site5 for years. They have always had a reputation for good customer service and this is usually instilled by the founders. Whilst I don't know the circum
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by inovica 15y ago
I, along with our remote workers, have built a company with a great culture. The first time we met in person was 5 years after we first started working together. We share a lot of non-work 'stuff' - most of us have had kids, so we share p
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Pure Javascript templates(beebole.com)
2 points by inovica 15y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 15y ago
I'm pleased you posted the above. I visit the Highlands often (and love it) and realised that the locals drive incredibly quickly on these single-track roads - with passing places - and wondered what the accident rate was. After a few year
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by inovica 15y ago
Just had a quick look and they seem to be very Python oriented. As a bit of play space I might sign up with them. Thanks for the link
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by inovica 15y ago
We have standardised on Python as our language of choice as its the one that we have the most skills in and everyone in the team knows it

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