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61.
by smiler 14y ago
Set market prices and it will sell
62.
by smiler 14y ago
IP issues will go away when IPv6 catches on and things like this will only increase adoption.
63.
by smiler 14y ago
Why not use a better non-recursive method for creating your menu tree [eg modified preorder tree traversal], no recursion required, no complicated CTE required, just a simple select? Although it is slightly more expensive / complicated to u
64.
by smiler 14y ago
A lot of companies offer private health / dental cover as a benefit though... don't know about the cost comparison
65.
by smiler 14y ago
Btw Ryan, what's your view on running a business in the US compared to UK - is it easier in one or another, cheaper in one or the other?
66.
by smiler 14y ago
Seriously, does anyone take anyone seriously who calls themselves CEO, CTO or CFO of a 5 man company? How about owner or founder. Maybe it's a cultural thing but here in the UK we'd definitely laugh at someone calling themselves that unless
67.
by smiler 14y ago
If you measure success as being in senior management in a big company, it often is
68.
by smiler 14y ago
Dubai (& Abu Dhabi) will not be happy about this. I guess they thought they would have the record for a while.
69.
by smiler 14y ago
I love the UI and everything about this, however it's another free service I won't be using - no revenue therefore highly likely these guys will get acquired as a talent acqusition and then the service will be shut down.
70.
by smiler 14y ago
Yup this is a really good example. Only thing I didn't understand was I signed up with FB so I had a verified e-mail address, yet they asked me to put one in - the default of my FB one would have been a little bit better
71.
by smiler 14y ago
Well, they could say "We checked our logs, we see the request, and we definitely sent an e-mail". or they could have said "I just tried with a test account myself and see that the e-mail is being sent"
72.
by smiler 14y ago
I think this is the MVP. If you look at "What's coming", they have most of this planned.
73.
by smiler 14y ago
Outsourcing has not fizzled out - I still see plenty of it ongoing
74.
by smiler 14y ago
I've just downloaded the database linked and it only contains the hashed passwords, not the account usernames / e-mail addresses. I wonder if someone has the account details to match up otherwise you've no idea which password belongs to who
75.
by smiler 14y ago
Please see http://blog.visa.com/2010/09/02/minimizing-confusion-over-mi... Minimums are now allowed on CC
76.
by smiler 14y ago
Helidor is referencing the fact that Ryan has / was in the UK, where the school day typically runs 9am -> 3pm or thereabouts (maybe 3.15 / 3.30)
77.
by smiler 14y ago
Yup and I had to take two modules on it for my degree. I've never encountered anything so dull in my life! [That was probably because the material was presented in such a dry way, I'm pretty sure anything can be interesting if someone with
78.
by smiler 14y ago
Apologies - I thought this was a restriction on early versions, maybe they changed it with later ones
79.
by smiler 14y ago
You do not need a hybrid to get 50 mpg. Many diesel cars easily do more than 50 mpg
80.
by smiler 14y ago
Exactly, Express didn't allow you to manage class library projects, which rules out almost all serious development anyway.
81.
by smiler 14y ago
Please link to all these quality Github alternatives? I haven't seen anything which comes close.
82.
by smiler 14y ago
Yup, www.graze.com for healthy snacks in the UK
83.
by smiler 14y ago
This is the biggest concern - invest a ton of effort into something and then the company gets bought out and the product dies. The least Dabble could have done was release DabbleDB as open source.
84.
by smiler 14y ago
Or how about people take responsibility for their own safety and the safety of others by using a product which does support spoken turn-by-turn?
85.
by smiler 14y ago
Could you post that form somewhere?
86.
by smiler 14y ago
Have you seen how much hotels, conference centres charge for venue, beverages etc :)
87.
by smiler 14y ago
This is spot on. Most businesses, the Fortune 5000 if you will, are not operating with hefty profit margins and most as you say, have people who are not taking lots of money off the table.
88.
by smiler 14y ago
Some startups probably just can't afford a high salary...
89.
by smiler 14y ago
He of course didn't mind the support of Murdoch's media empire, including the UKs most popular newspaper (The Sun) which carries naked women on page 3 everyday
90.
by smiler 14y ago
Yes, I'm British and I would love to be able to easily immigrate to the US. I know so many others who would as well - but it requires you to find a US company willing to sponsor you etc which makes it a real hassle

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