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17y ago
We're paying $20/month for two employees. I think it's free if you don't get the State service but that doesn't seem sensible. Yeah I'd check with an accountant on the wage / distribution / benefits stuff. For small businesses though you
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We use Bank of America--really easy. They handle everything for us except for the initial setup with the Federal and State governments--you still have to get your IDs and what not. NOTE: make sure you get some accounting guidance here. It
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To ESB or not to ESB
(blog.mulesource.org)
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17y ago
Yeah his Revelation Space universe deals with this. Read the 4 main novels (RS, CC, AG, RA) and make sure you read the short stories in Galactic North.
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17y ago
Go read Alastair Reynolds and see if you feel the same. Yikes.
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Apple Claims New iPhone Only Visible To Most Loyal Of Customers
(theonion.com)
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Wow now I can read Daring Fireball, thanks!
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17y ago
It's probably easier to list a few things that are NOT technology startups (at least in 2009): consulting company, staffing company, technology product resale company, ecommerce site.
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What is a Technology Startup?
(blog.weatherby.net)
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17y ago
Looking good Louis!
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Sweeping Networks with Clojure
(travis-whitton.blogspot.com)
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Treebeard — Efficient tree model implementations for Django
(django-treebeard.googlecode.com)
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Managing Hierarchical Data in MySQL (or really any database)
(dev.mysql.com)
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17y ago
Cool--that's a great rig. I'm exploring it all now on the IM forums.
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Only $800? That's great--what are the specs?
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17y ago
Well this is a requirement in the Business Intelligence domain, so you should create a reporting database (probably a star schema) and put an analytics package on top of it. You'll get easy sub second queries.
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Microsoft set to respond to Google Chrome OS next Monday?
(neowin.net)
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Ironically makes me less interested in learning about this company. Kinda like my desire to ever try FogBogz evaporated after noticing Spolsky's essay pattern of "<% interesting title %>some content about FogBogz<% closing para
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The ICFP 2009 Subreddit (with different team reports)
(reddit.com)
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ICFP 2009 Problem Statement [pdf]
(files.getdropbox.com)
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Cascade (Clojure web framework): Tapestry and Clojure
(wiki.github.com)
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How to fund your startup from customers
(blog.jeffhaynie.us)
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What's hilarious about this?
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+1 for "Iranian voting system".
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Some of the biotech companies work with both Emory and Tech. That's a couple blocks away though.
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Alastair Reynolds wonders if we could do a better job of looking into history
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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The Hg-Git Plugin from GitHub
(github.com)
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Well that, and the fact that it doesn't even run Mac OS X. But beyond that it was exactly what I was looking for. :)
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Yeah you may be right. Another option is to go Craiglist or eBay and find someone who wants to upgrade to the latest processor and is selling theirs.
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Ok cool, that's pretty close actually.
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