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by pytrin 14y ago
We have a page that details the differences between the licenses type - http://www.binpress.com/content/licenses We worked with a copyright lawyer to build those licenses, we didn't just made arbitrary decisions. I assure they are all use
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by pytrin 14y ago
There's a similar site that launched a while ago that is really good - http://www.phptherightway.com/
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by pytrin 14y ago
Unforunately, the Github API doesn't give such fine-grained control. You can either get read access to all the repos, or write-read access to all the repos. http://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/#scopes
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Check out http://platformed.info/ the author has some great articles about marketplaces
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I'm not sure what you mean - you would like the patches to be a part of the project trunk, otherwise you'd need to keep applying patches after every update.
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This seems like a great idea, there's just one thing I don't understand - the project owners are not onboard (as far as I can tell), so whoever decides to fulfill a bounty is not necessarily connected to the projects and might not have comm
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by pytrin 14y ago
Are you referring to TAU? what department were you in?
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Wow. We had dozens of copies of the important books, and you could borrow it for 2-4 weeks at a time (depending on the book).
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I'm a bit surprised at this article - I studied Physics in the Tel Aviv Univesity (Israel), and I could borrow every course book from the library. Those weren't even necessary, all of the course materials were available from the course webs
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Introduction to Algorithms - online course from MIT(academicearth.org)
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The title is a bit misleading - it is more of a very basic explanation of how marketplaces work. As someone who runs a marketplace, I don't agree with him on most of his points about "liquidity" (and it's the first time I've seen this term
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Creating 500 strong by Christine Tsai (500 Startups)(christinetsai.tumblr.com)
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Investor relations is such an important activity for an early stage startup, and something we forget to do often. This is a great reference for how to write those, thanks for sharing
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As I'm sure you know, words have different meaning in different context. If you read the article, you know I make the distinction between a "business starting up" and the popular term "startup" which usually bears additional connotations.
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There's no reason not to use Github, we are not competitors - in fact, Github sponsored us in several events we ran. We are not a social coding / repo service like Github, but we perform a different function - we curate components and provi
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I wrote the article to discuss two things - first, my personal issue with VCs backed apps that could've been great small businesses instead, and second, to answer the point made by the article I reference at the beginning, which cites long
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I can reverse the same advice at you - just give your app away for free. What? you want to charge for it? We try to create an incentive for people to share code - we publish both free and commercial code components, and we leave the licensi
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You are correct of course, I'm talking about the popular terming of startup as a funded business trying to become huge. I make this distinction at the beginning of the article.
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You still need capable developers to build a good product. The goal is to reduce the time they spend on solved problems.
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Building an app does not make you a startup(techfounder.net)
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One of the commentators on my blog (I'm the author of the article), said that ever since TC changed to Facebook comments, he noticed a reduction in critical comments and changed the feel into a "Yes man" type discussions. I guess it depends
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This was not a research paper, this was an opinion piece on Facebook comments
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I am the author - The article lists reasons where Facebook comments are a bad idea for your site, it is not a generalization. I mention that in some cases it might make sense to have it - but in the case of technical or professional blogs /
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Why Facebook comments is a bad idea for your site(techfounder.net)
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Trello vs. Asana - what is your favorite collaboration tool?(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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What is the best way to discover and engage tech startups?(quora.com)
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Developers are Oil, Marketers are Vinegar: Mix Them Wisely(numeratechoir.com)
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Startup Marketing Before Funding(marketingbeforefunding.com)
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Startup Sales – Why Hiring Seasoned Sales Reps May Not Work(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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Google’s Giving YouTube a Pass With Its New Piracy Provisions(gizmodo.com)
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