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15y ago
A friend once told me that to get things done, it is money and time. If you have no money, then you have to spend time. The important theme online though is to leverage someone else's audience. Adwords, SEO are all leveraging Google's audie
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15y ago
The author is talking about hosting web applications. If you have half a dozen toyapps, which have an audience ranging from 0-10, you couldn't host them on separate JVMs on a VPS. There's not enough RAM for this scenario.
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Does the data belong to the company or LaunchRock? It is very valuable information to Angels, VCs, especially if you are tracking engagement. Especially in such a hot tech market, your investors will be able to frontrun other investors when
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15y ago
Someone should set up a hedge fund to track that.
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The point is that it is too expensive RAM-wise to even serve as a gateway drug for hobbyists to venture into more serious JVM based projects.
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15y ago
Have you considered handing out free review copies to bloggers in the graphics/design space?
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15y ago
Interesting. The assertion here is that violent crimes is a coercive measure used by gangs to maintain a monopoly, when enables them to become price setters through inducing artificial scarcity.
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15y ago
So is a string a value type in AppleScript?
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With both Silverlight and Flex gone, the roadmap for future projects is clear: It will be HTML5. Unfortunately, what is not clear is which HTML5 runtime. In many ways, Safari enjoys the greatest reach - runs on Apples and Windows. Presumabl
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15y ago
I think it is not because the Flash runtime lost, but because WebKit has achieved ubiquity. Think about it, the reason we needed these runtimes in the first place is because web browsers have their own quirks. However, with WP7 languishing
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When I was about 14, I was cocky as hell. Finally I was given a dressing down. Best thing that happened to me.
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You could do better if you thought about your actions. The boy who cried wolf had his fun laughing off the villagers - "question everything." he said.
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15y ago
You have too much time on your hands. Hacker News used to be a place where serious and somewhat time poor programmers gather to exchange ideas and learn from one another in good faith . We are certainly not here to listen to some dumbfuck
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15y ago
I'm surprised no one made any mention of what this bright person knows in the first place. One of the best ways to teach is to map known concepts to new concepts. For instance, I might introduce methods to people who already know what funct
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15y ago
I noticed these too when I last visited +1 The fact that so much American cheese is coloured orange surprised me. +1 Stars & Stripes everywhere and it's seen as perfectly normal to display the flag on your home
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15y ago
Liveris, the Dow boss who originates from Australia, has been saying the same to Australian politicians, that it needs to "fall back in love with science". I believe his words are sincere, and spoken as someone who has working knowledge of
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15y ago
Incidentally my sister just got a paper published in the New England Journal with a similar approach (kill switch) for use in gene therapy http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1106152 This could be pretty important work to make gene
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15y ago
sounds like the new sandboxed model exists in the twilight between the full blown desktop apps and web apps. It doesn't sound like a good return on investment.
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15y ago
Thanks - this is actionable. Could you ask Tisho what are the other channels available. Is eLance et al the place to start?
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Bottled water always runs out when there is an impending disaster. And after the Brisbane floods, brooms, shovels and gloves were in short supply.
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If you execute two businesses in a single company, you subject each other to increased risk. Somebody suing her company will go after your assets. My advice is to set up separate companies. You can share facilities etc. But don't ever run t
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15y ago
The real question to answer is whether "are you willing to go into a business with your sister", and "is the relationship strong enough to withstand problems in business." Remember, if the business runs into trouble and the two of you argue
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15y ago
Yes, very meta.
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How do they take a screenshot of your site rendered in a mobile browser?
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there is nothing wrong with concept videos as long as they are proof of concept. Otherwise, it is no better than watching CSI.
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whoops, I wanted to vote you up but hit the down button by mistake.
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One of the problems I heard is that people are concerned about what work actually gets done at outsourcing sites. Odesk's monitoring enables customers to know that work is actually being completed in a distributed environment, while elance
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15y ago
Email me anyway. My iMac is idle 20 hours a day. teyc@cognoware.com
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Also provide the developers with a stats plugin that can collect usages based on languages. Tell them it will help you and them figure out which languages are worthwhile targetting and which aren't. Later, use this data as a differentiator
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15y ago
sometimes I wonder if MS's exchange has got so complicated that they could not contemplate writing a new client from scratch.
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