neovive

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   by neovive 18y ago

   MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL all have deep enough pockets to keep this issue in the courts for years on end. They may lose in the end, but it may be irrelevant by then.
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   by neovive 18y ago

   so that was the problem.
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   by neovive 18y ago

   Hopefully this will eventually open the door to some reasonable use of professional sports data by small businesses and entrepreneurs. Sports news and stats are a great foundation for community building.
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   Supreme Court rejects fantasy baseball dispute(news.cnet.com)

   6 points by neovive 18y ago|5 comments
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   by neovive 18y ago

   Social software, semantics, mashups... that's so 2005 :) Maybe they can sum everything into one word ... Google!
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   by neovive 18y ago

   Have you considered using a spreadsheet? Maybe a Google Spreadsheet or Excel. You can use to create a list of topics and associated readings, lessons, problem sets and materials. Then create an extra column "completed" to track the statu
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   by neovive 18y ago

   Simple Solution: Use one Google Spreadsheet with columns for date, rank, category, industry and any other useful meta information related to your ideas. You can then sort and filter by the various columns. Spreadsheets are an excellent an
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   by neovive 18y ago

   For a basic 2D arcade game, Flash with Actionscript is probably the best option at the moment for gaming and animation. Shockwave is a very old technology that was seemingly abandoned by Macromedia/Adobe in favor of Flash. Actionscript ha
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   Ask YC: Does choice of programming language matter to VCs?

   3 points by neovive 18y ago|4 comments
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    by neovive 18y ago

    Does the title imply that a second bubble is upon us?
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    by neovive 18y ago

    Just one more reason to consider alternative payment processors. http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/startupswiki/Ask_YC_Archive#t...
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    by neovive 18y ago

    One of the interesting take-aways from the story is to that what your users "say" they want and what they actually do are two different things. I wonder if this further proves the diminishing value of old-fashioned surveys in the context o
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    by neovive 18y ago

    I think it depends on the position and responsibilities the person will have once hired. If the programmer will be coding directly from specs without any room for "interpretation" then a coding challenge may be very applicable. If you are
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    by neovive 18y ago

    I agree. Once you get past the idea phase of an early startup, everyone is essentially a builder. Even salespeople, business developers, and negotiators are contributing towards "building" the company. Once a company moves beyond the sta
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    by neovive 18y ago

    It depends on your intended audience and how perfect you need your video. If you are delivering a standard screencast then a few mistakes during the recording may make it seem more real. If you are looking for professional output I agree
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    by neovive 18y ago

    Using a search also helps to avoid potential typo domain versions of a website.
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    by neovive 19y ago

    The proper link to the KohanaPHP project is: http://kohanaphp.com . I've been using Kohana for the past few months and it is major improvement over other PHP MVC frameworks. It utilizes the OOP functionality in PHP5 to make structured PH