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571.
by noodle 16y ago
this. he should be looking at you as a hire, not a co-founder. he put in $1mil+. what are you going to put in? nothing but experience? then there shouldn't be an expectation of anything close to equality.
572.
by noodle 16y ago
a window
573.
by noodle 16y ago
its on the page i linked. > GWT is used by many products at Google, including Google Wave and the new version of AdWords.
574.
by noodle 16y ago
because they use GWT for most of their front end stuff, and its java. http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/overview.html
575.
by noodle 16y ago
negotiate scope, not rates. its likely that they're in the mess they're in because they went bargain hunting.
576.
by noodle 16y ago
we use it around the office, i've used it with clients, and clients have used it with me. perhaps its regional. on the research i did, it seems to be a brittishism that migrated across some time ago.
577.
by noodle 16y ago
it isn't anything particularly new. pronoun when (interrogative) What time; which time "Since when do I need your permission?"
578.
by noodle 16y ago
i'd point out that its actually still a thing i'm from the southeast and distinctly recall collecting stamps as a kid in the 80's. still exists, too, but has transitioned into the digital era.: http://www.greenbax.net/
579.
by noodle 16y ago
yeah but you could still say that about any code. what's the difference between using an infected wp theme and downloading some freeware widget that also secretly logs your passwords?
580.
by noodle 16y ago
there are equivalents to eval and base64_decode in most languages (javascript, perl, python, ruby, etc). its not particularly the language's fault, either.
581.
by noodle 16y ago
interesting to note that these are also some generally ugly themes.
582.
by noodle 16y ago
i know, and that is what i meant, actually. looks like a good bit of crossover, and if they're going to work on CI community, too, that probably means less work on fuel. and who knows, maybe there's some sort of contractual obligations in
583.
by noodle 16y ago
think the CI community branch will detract any from this project?
584.
by noodle 16y ago
it looks good. have any other specific thoughts on it? strengths/weaknesses?
585.
by noodle 16y ago
this is true, but over the lifetime of most systems, resource usage is going to go up at some linear-ish rate, no matter how efficient the code is. its not worth the time trying to fight that hard bottom line increase. if things are wildl
586.
by noodle 16y ago
i think you mean 5 million
587.
by noodle 16y ago
that isn't untrue, but "bulk" for a food preparation or certain services won't usually have the margins that bulk for a retail business will.
588.
by noodle 16y ago
and for a company that has multiple employees, a finished product, and/or is actively looking for user acquisitions, that is a good thing to spend time on -- SEO, conversions, A/B testing, etc. for a smaller startup that is still trying to
589.
by noodle 16y ago
SEO has diminishing returns. the basics don't take long and provide great results. trying to micro-optimize to jump up a spot or two takes tons of time and energy, and since there's some voodoo magic in the mix, might not yield positive r
590.
by noodle 16y ago
you have to have one and only one of each character (typically 123456789, but in this case its letters) in every column, row, and 3x3 sectioned off square. i'd suggest going out and finding a really easy sudoku puzzle and solving it. they
591.
by noodle 16y ago
iirc, this is how it works: banksimple negotiated high rates in exchange for banksimple doing all of the overhead/grunt work. the partner bank ensures the money and will lend it out, just like a normal bank. banksimple is basically buildi
592.
by noodle 16y ago
i think its simple. when someone from IT has to "help" you, its usually because of something you did, or did indirectly because of a lack of basic computer knowledge. when your career is based off of the ignorance (and sometimes downright
593.
by noodle 16y ago
i've used this and i like it. but it leaks like a sinking ship.
594.
by noodle 16y ago
agreed, although i think the reason why the urgency is present in the articles is because the default reaction of a founder or small business is to take it slow and calculate. one can be too calculating, and one can be too frantic in their
595.
by noodle 16y ago
http://blog.jerodsanto.net/2010/12/the-tech-behind-the-new-g... http://wanderr.com/jay/technology-stack/2010/05/06/
596.
by noodle 16y ago
phpfog right now is offering the "don't worry about until much later" benefits as their main selling point, which is the reason why i'm not currently using them, but they have promise if they can bring their concept/model down to smaller ap
597.
by noodle 16y ago
i hope so. been following progress since you guys announced it (here? i don't recall). i'd like to see it fit my needs, but it doesn't yet.
598.
by noodle 16y ago
i hope the funding will allow you to create a free plan, like heroku. i like the idea of whats provided. i don't like the pricing structure.
599.
by noodle 16y ago
i like the idea but i dislike the execution of it (so far, having tried it). it isn't as complex to deal with a php app, but it can be stressful to play server admin on an app that gets to be popular. simply not having to worry about setti
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by noodle 16y ago
ah, confused for a second. by #1, you mean the first company in the slide deck, patientslikeme not the one labeled #1, airbnb, i'm assuming.

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