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by loumf 15y ago
Unless the result was no more software services.
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by loumf 15y ago
More importantly, what's your excuse Mr/Ms Technical Person who can't seem to get your project released.
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by loumf 15y ago
What do you consider expensive? Transym is really good and not too expensive (disclosure: they are a partner of my company -- but I am endorsing them on that basis)
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by loumf 15y ago
Two of those citations were in the public domain -- I don't know Carey, but does cribbing means wholesale copying or similar sentiment? If he says the "same thing" as Carey but in his own words, then it's a new work.
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by loumf 15y ago
What I am doing is trying to bring up the conversation with as many people as I can -- saying I think it's worth solving and asking for ideas. We need more software developers, and this is an untapped pool. If we increase it a little, we'l
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by loumf 15y ago
It's fun to take apart the logic, rhetoric, and nitpick on every word of this post. We could argue the premise all day long -- and 5 years from now there will be fewer women, minorities, etc, than there are now. Instead I prefer to take con
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by loumf 15y ago
Easthampton, MA (US) Developer Support Engineer for Atalasoft/Kofax We make .NET SDK's for document capture and imaging. Job is to help our customers use them. Help us determine if customer issues are bugs, report them, get fixes back to cu
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by loumf 15y ago
NameCheap is $6.99 for the transfer + 1 year on the expiry. Most include a year, I think, or else it would be hard to get transfers.
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by loumf 15y ago
Not to defend them, but GoDaddy's iPad app is pretty good, and I use that rather than their control panel whenever I can. I am fed up with them for other reasons, so this comes at a good time.
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SOPA Solution: Block Congressional IPs(loufranco.com)
5 points by loumf 15y ago|1 comments
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by loumf 15y ago
One advantage Roger has is insane betting (which could backfire, obviously). I didn't watch Watson -- did it bet so aggressively on Daily Double questions?
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by loumf 15y ago
If you don't already have a smartphone (the majority), then I think apps don't matter as much. I have an investment in some of my apps -- even if they were available in WP7 (or had an equivalent), I need a migration tool for the data. Each
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by loumf 15y ago
Buffett usually doesn't care about stuff like this. He cares about profitable business models that throw off a lot of cash in dividends. He uses those to make big infrastructure investments for long term continuous cash (like utilities).
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by loumf 15y ago
I don't think Buffett actually cares about that. Also, Facebook produces attention to sell to advertisers, and that's been valuable for a while -- the social part is just a good idea we have right now for attention, which in the past was n
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by loumf 15y ago
Buffett only owns companies at a level where he can influence. Usually, what he wants is profit paid as a dividend, but it depends on his level of investment. He usually does not invest for growth -- he thinks IBM is under-valued, so he's
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by loumf 15y ago
It could come in two parts, one replaceable. It makes sense if for some reason, the display part needs to be integrated more than with an HDMI cable. I think the remote control experience alone would justify it.
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by loumf 15y ago
Also B's can't tell the difference between A's, B's and C's.
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by loumf 15y ago
Obama specifically said in the 2008 debates that he would go into Pakistan without permission to get Bin Laden http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/05/flashback-2008-mc...
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by loumf 15y ago
SQL and Prolog were also cited, but yes, nothing very deep (which I think is fine for this talk) I would love to see the programs that are generated from this philosophy.
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Google Test Analytics - Now in Open Source(googletesting.blogspot.com)
3 points by loumf 15y ago|0 comments
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by loumf 15y ago
"you agree to allow others to view and fork your repositories" Ok, but not use or deploy the results. Basically -- the author should add a license.
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by loumf 15y ago
I don't think Stallman cares about convincing -- his role is to be an uncompromising extremist, which he does quite well. In any movement, you need people to set the goalpost so far away that others can seem reasonable by comparison. They s
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by loumf 15y ago
Also not a lawyer, but pretty sure that no license is the same as "All rights reserved" (meaning, the most restrictive possible). Claiming "All rights reserved" doesn't give you more rights, but does establish that you communicated it and
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by loumf 15y ago
The deleted original comment asked what rule they broke -- I was just answering that question. I didn't express agreement with the rule.
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by loumf 15y ago
The reason is that the question title is used when the reporter is unsure of the facts. If they knew the answer they would make a declarative statement in the headline "Bitcoin Author Discovered by Reporter".
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by loumf 15y ago
It's in the letter, which is in the post. You may not agree that those terms are good, but Fee Fighters agreed to them, and BBB is stating that they weren't followed. I doubt FF cares about fighting back in courts, so it will never really
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by loumf 15y ago
They also sell Enterprise Software (DB2, FileNet, Lotus, Rational, and a lot more). The ads may be for their stock (indirectly) as much as for their products
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by loumf 15y ago
Why choose? There are times I want to be anonymous, partially anonymous, totally identified. Sometimes I want to be in an uncivil discussion -- sometimes public, sometimes private. Sometimes moderated, sometimes not. Sometimes sterile, som
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by loumf 15y ago
They probably don't care if you don't make the film (sometimes film-making fails), but certainly you wouldn't be allowed to sell shoes under this permit. Bureaucracies arise because people take advantage -- rules are usually descriptive of
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by loumf 15y ago
In the US, you have to get the applicant through a lottery system. It used to be a high percentage would get through, but the last I heard, it was more like 50/50. So, if you hire a lot of people, and have 30 with visas and get 15, that mi

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