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by smiler 14y ago
The people who created diagramly used their library which they sell. http://www.jgraph.com/mxgraph.html
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Peter Thiel’s CS183: Startup - Class 5 Notes Essay(blakemasters.tumblr.com)
106 points by smiler 14y ago|25 comments
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by smiler 14y ago
As long as you have a pin lock on your phone, the cleaning person nor the police will be able to do anything with your phone.
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by smiler 14y ago
Really struggling to think how the creator of this feels it would have a use
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by smiler 14y ago
You clearly didn't even bother to read the article if you are asking what database was being used.
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by smiler 15y ago
Also zip (postal code) information is not in the public domain in the UK. It is a commercial database which you can licence from the RoyalMail or probably a reseller.
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by smiler 15y ago
Why are you surprised? Most startups are built to either go IPO or exit through a buy out. Considering many startups (including Instagram) do not even come up with a profitable business model, it excludes IPO and therefore only leaves an ex
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by smiler 15y ago
I guess this is one benefit of a NoSQL database...
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by smiler 15y ago
I think you'll find death marches, QA often neglected and "Write the code, then fix the bugs" are far more common than you think
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Becoming an iOS Developer(joshsmithonwpf.wordpress.com)
71 points by smiler 15y ago|26 comments
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by smiler 15y ago
IP calling for me is a major disappointment at the moment - I've been on far too many conference calls where people are on all manner of different VOIP ways to connect to a call - Skype, Cisco etc etc - it's low quality, tonnes of echo, mis
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by smiler 15y ago
It doesn't measure whether the tweet is positive v negative, which surely has a large impact. I think the 'reach' figure is reaching as well, because I am guessing they just counted the number of followers the person who tweeted has, but of
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by smiler 15y ago
I personally don't like all these campaigns which must take up an inordinate amount of time, energy, effort and money to try and somehow right the wrongs of past governments. I really don't get why a country 'apologises' for past actions -
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by smiler 15y ago
Performance on IPad 1 is abysmal
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by smiler 15y ago
Poor tasting is subjective as well - I personally love the taste of Red Bull as do many others.
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by smiler 15y ago
I think Tesla have already started this. At the Santana Row mall in San Jose, they have dedicated electric car charger parking spots and you will often see a couple of Tesla's parked up.
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by smiler 15y ago
It's more about giving people jobs I think
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by smiler 15y ago
At of course, the majority of a CS degree does not involve programming
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by smiler 15y ago
What you really mean is - you are willing to infringe copyright law, deny a lot of creative technical people and performers income and reduce funding for future shows. You describe yourself as a software entrepeneur - I'm assuming you want
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by smiler 15y ago
Anyone know what this is built on? Is it zero mq or some other open source messaging system, or is it all proprietary?
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by smiler 15y ago
Why? I may work an 8 hour day or a 12 hour day (particularly on-site) - I would rather get paid for every hour I work.
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by smiler 15y ago
I'm in the midlands and no I haven't. But then the midlands is not so much a 'new media' place like London / Brighton are.
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by smiler 15y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER - England, remote only. I require a technical writer / developer who can quickly grok an application that has been written and then produce documentation showing what has been done. - you must have excellent English - al
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by smiler 15y ago
Often when people face opposition they (we) interpret it as 'I must be doing something right' and it only validates to them what they are doing and will make them even more determined which I think will happen in this case. To receive oppos
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by smiler 15y ago
Where on earth do you get this idea? Please see this link http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/paye/rates-thresholds.htm It is 13.8% for employers!
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by smiler 15y ago
Are you saying the US has good labour laws? I think most would disagree with you
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by smiler 15y ago
You do know employer and employee both pay NI, so total NI is around 24%
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by smiler 15y ago
Indeed, it is not clear if that is just for the machine which produces the napkins or for the entire production line. Also to take in consideration is - warehouse area to store raw materials - some kind of financial system to manage purchas
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by smiler 15y ago
This is so true - for the past 5 years I've been working on web apps, but this year most of my time was spent working on a java server / client with the client being a web start applet. It has been so pleasurable to not have to worry about
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by smiler 15y ago
Yes, Google checkout is available to UK merchants. Fees are only 3.4% + £0.20 which seems far better than what FastSpring are offering

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