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Freedom, beer and open-source(binpress.com)
1 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
You're completely off on this subject. The copyright holder can do whatever he wants with it - including releasing it under multiple, different licenses. The onus is on the licensee - a person who obtains the licensed code, to honor the lic
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The awkward relationship of tech bloggers and (500)startups(techfounder.net)
2 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
We use dashboard.io internally at 500startups - https://dashboard.io/ (Paul Singh's latest startup), and it's quite effective. It has multiple inner networks on the same network (like founders, mentors and staff inside the bigger 500start
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Twitter is the new RSS(techfounder.net)
13 points by pytrin 13y ago|23 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
You can use the 1st column for numbering the steps
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One of the Best Cold Emails I’ve EVER Received(okdork.com)
2 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
Our "developer" license is very similar to a free open-source license in the liberties it provides, except for a non-compete clause which says you can't redistribute "as-is" (you can, however, as part of a larger / modified work). This is a
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by pytrin 13y ago
I didn't redefine anything. You are welcome to read about [1] Commercial Open Source. You talk as though the availability of the source-code has no value. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commercial_open-source_applicat...
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by pytrin 13y ago
Interesting point. We're considering something along those lines - a crowdfunding option for open-source projects, i.e, kickstarter for open-source. The problem with pre-funding a project, is that it's much harder to create interest (unless
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by pytrin 13y ago
Glad to hear it. If you have specific questions, feel free to reach out to eran[at]our domain.com
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by pytrin 13y ago
Discovery, curation and support is what we offer on the front for people looking for solutions. For developers, we provide a complete platform to turn their open-source project into a business, something that is usually only accessible to t
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by pytrin 13y ago
By open-source we are talking about the availability and sharing of code, for the benefit of everyone involved. The choice of whether to use an existing open-source license, a generated license (with the developer's choices) or a combinatio
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by pytrin 13y ago
Not sure if being snarky or not. If you have concrete feedback / criticism, we'd love to hear it.
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Open-source cannot live on donations alone(binpress.com)
32 points by pytrin 13y ago|21 comments
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The Desks Of 23 Successful Tech People(businessinsider.com)
2 points by pytrin 13y ago|2 comments
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It’s Not Michelin Star Cuisine: Why Venture Capital Can (and Should) Scale(500.co)
2 points by pytrin 14y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 14y ago
Thanks, checking out their free trial now
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by pytrin 14y ago
How is it better than Netbeans or Eclipse? I've been using mostly the former (after Zend Studio went AWOL). How does PHPStorm compare to those alternatives?
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A $50 million fund to help Japanese game devs break into the West(thenextweb.com)
1 points by pytrin 14y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 14y ago
You guys should file to have a 'hub' TLD added, then you'd have the ultimate domain - git.hub
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by pytrin 14y ago
You never heard of B2B startups? I'm a founder in one, and I found the article very relevant.
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There are no 10x developers, but there are 1/10 ones(techfounder.net)
154 points by pytrin 14y ago|165 comments
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by pytrin 14y ago
Yeah, I found this notion amusing too. The only way not to die is to raise money?
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by pytrin 14y ago
This old discussion on the Programmers StackExchange might be of interest - http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/3233/why-do-p...
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by pytrin 14y ago
With that kind of money invested in hosting and scaling, why not get a dedicated professional to handle devops on your team, and go with more traditional hosting solutions? I'm interested in hearing why people still use Heroku at the scale
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by pytrin 14y ago
Balanced are great and offer way more than stripe with their payouts and marketplace support. We're just waiting for them to add international ACH (IAT) so we can jump ship (they told us it's coming soon).
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Copyright wars are damaging the health of the internet(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by pytrin 14y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 14y ago
The original post said that they contacted you through the site you put up, and that you requested sponsorship ranging between $40k and $400k to be associated with this "holiday". That doesn't sound like you were just trying to protect publ
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by pytrin 14y ago
I'm not sure what the misunderstanding is. Didn't you issue a trademark on a community created idea and then hire a lawyer to enforce it? even if that lawyer made moves not authorized directly by you, this whole incident has a bad taste to

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