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by ses 14y ago
The cynic might say having only four hours of sleep didn't do her any favors, based on some the decisions she made in her time as PM.
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by ses 14y ago
Unfortunately the SSL cert expired and I just couldn't justify renewing it. I know they're not expensive but I have other priorities. It is still secured over https and I mainly keep it running to demo to anyone interested now and then.
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by ses 14y ago
http://www.meetingshed.com - bootstrapped, some interest and a few users, not enough to start a business. I keep it running because I use the VPS I set up for it for other stuff.
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by ses 14y ago
I've spent a lot of time researching Logic Programming and I'm always amazed how little known some of the languages/tools/techniques derived from it are. For some software problems Prolog, Constraint Logic Programming, SAT solvers are the n
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by ses 14y ago
It could be a useful addition to your repertoire of languages (most employers will recognise the benefit of having experience of some different languages even if they're employing for just one). However personally, I would play to your stre
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Ask HN: Are we guilty of over thinking the tech business?
1 points by ses 14y ago|0 comments
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by ses 14y ago
It's an important reminder that most startups are run by a handful of people who are normal, fallible human beings. They generally don't have access to the infrastructure and manpower required to be on the ball and maintain near 100% uptime
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by ses 14y ago
The AI community seems somewhat dispersed in the UK. There are pockets of interest, mostly where universities carrying out research in this area reside: I know some of these exist in London and Edinburgh. Also there's an AI conference takin
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by ses 14y ago
This is very pendantic I know but in your demo video the line 'They all have tons of features that Emily don't need, all she needed the most is a CRM with attendance records' would be more correct English if it read: 'They all have tons of
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by ses 14y ago
Does this mean my project... meetingShed ( http://www.meetingshed.com ) is in conflict with this patent? I guess you could argue this point either way. I developed this some time ago now, and I've seen many other solutions all taking a slig
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by ses 14y ago
This seems like a good idea, with decent gmail integration. It's certainly one of the best approaches to the meeting 'time slot suggestion' problem I've seen so far. I developed a product (meetingShed http://www.meetingshed.com ) which aim
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by ses 14y ago
I looked at it for a project, but the current release still seems very 'early'. It was hard to figure out how to do anything with the clients, other than the basic querying covered in the documentation. You have to do a bit of work to get i
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by ses 15y ago
This is an interesting new language but I'd be interested to know - what is the motivation behind its creation?
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Top 5 irritating UX trends (just a bit of fun)(blog.ssims.co.uk)
2 points by ses 15y ago|0 comments
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by ses 15y ago
These two have admirable goals but I don't think I'm alone in finding it hard to justify the terms 'nuclear reactor' and 'startup' in the same sentence together. It's incredibly judgemental I know, but I have a hard time taking those two yo
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by ses 15y ago
This is an old article, and a poorly written one at that. Strikingly though one of the criticisms that seemed most poignant to me is: "GWT completely ignores the fact you are creating a website, NOT an application"... I think this shows a s
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by ses 15y ago
Whether or not javascript is analagous to assembly language, I find 'compile to javascript' frameworks such as GWT, GWT-Ext, Vaadin and Thinwire very compelling to use and allow for a consistent and cohesive presentation layer in rich web a
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by ses 15y ago
At the bottom of the article you show the bottom of a macbook against another brand of laptop, presumably as a an example of Apple's excellent product design. However this is, I believe, possibly the worst example. The other laptop has many
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by ses 15y ago
A very interesting product. Integration with Gmail seems to be working pretty well. I know I would use this, along with my friends / colleagues for both personal and business emails. It would be interesting to perhaps see a web app or mobil
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by ses 15y ago
I have in the past displayed a similar mix of determination and stubbornness, and sometimes still do. I can totally understand the disillusion felt caused by having to study things which may have no relevance to your future career in order
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by ses 15y ago
When trying to register I got.... Notice: Undefined index: DLoginToken in /home/duubleco/public_html/core/users.php on line 31 Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in /home/duubleco/public_html/core/users.php on line 55 Sorry sounds like you'll need
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by ses 15y ago
Not that I have much experience doing this, I would think selling the entirety of a product including IP is quite a tricky process for which there is no real template in terms of how you should go about it. I know it definitely happens in t
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by ses 15y ago
These certainly do exist, e.g. salesforce.com are huge. However you touch on a point that hasn't yet been developed - you could innovate around actual service connection through a b2b social network. So exposing web services that could actu
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by ses 15y ago
Have submitted a survey and subsequently realised one of the issues I raised was the fault of my own inability to read things thoroughly! Free trial and subsequent paid for pricing are actually clearly explained.
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by ses 15y ago
That has to be the most poorly justified argument I've heard in a long time. So many factors such as immigration and inter-racial marriages are ignored. Its an interesting question to pose, but could do with far more thorough analysis!
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by ses 15y ago
Entertaining characterisation if nothing else, but also quite accurate at describing some known stereotypes as well! I suppose I am mostly The Inventor, with a bit of Problem Solver thrown in.
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by ses 15y ago
An excellent suggestion, I mentioned this type of approach above. Acquisition, development and retention of technically competent staff would go a long way to helping the situation. I think this type of discussion is really what the governm
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by ses 15y ago
I don't think you can compare even the most successful startups' web apps to government systems. Yes there are some things government could learn from a variety of private sector software and web development businesses, but there are some m
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by ses 15y ago
The sentiment of this petition that government IT projects are ludicrously expensive and often fail due to a lack of internal technical knowledge I fully agree with. However the world of the 'internet startup' and large scale software devel
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Disoriented programming(blog.ssims.co.uk)
1 points by ses 15y ago|0 comments

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