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by teyc 15y ago
Firstly, set a minimum per project. There is a overhead to every project and that needs to be accounted for. Each project needs to make enough profit to buy you lunch. Secondly, look at any non-key functions that you are performing and see
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by teyc 15y ago
Why shouldn't the FOSS community, to the extent it supports FSF - not allowed to have their say about who leads them and who speaks for them? If there are alternate leaders let them step up and be counted. Dave Winer can only stand with Sta
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by teyc 15y ago
For Dave Winer to stand up for Stallman, requires someone to pick on him and Stallman not being able to defend himself. I don't see either of it happening. Stallman wasn't going to alter his behavior because of Kotte, and Kotte probabably i
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by teyc 15y ago
The original domain would be worth $$$ to XXXers, considering its page rank.
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Home Latte - 3rd world farmers producing single point of origin coffee beans(knol.google.com)
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by teyc 15y ago
> I'm literally selling blood to buy a MacBook Air just for iOS development I admire your determination. Look, I've bought an iMac to learn IOS in my spare time. Why don't we trade - time on my iMac, and you answer my iOS questions? PM
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by teyc 15y ago
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1952313,00....
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by teyc 15y ago
Yes. You are right on the money with Lamarckism. There was a separate study showing people who lived through a famine passed on its effects lasting several generations.
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by teyc 15y ago
Did they "acquire" the technologies or develop it themselves? How do they even figure out the price to offer you?
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by teyc 15y ago
Who'd want to buy a house Renters who don't want to be inconvenienced by foreclosures on their rented property. There is a time value to packing, moving and unpacking, and then updating addresses.
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by teyc 15y ago
The author is only partially right. The mistake is in defining a closed system that is in fact not closed, and then curve fitting. For instance a great part of growth in the last 100 years has been from man's ability to harness energy from
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by teyc 15y ago
I remember myself looking at secondhand iMacs, and Apple has definitely taken care to change its looks in a minor non-functional manners to differentiate one series from another, just as a modern car manufacturer would. It also makes total
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by teyc 15y ago
Interesting how it has only 0.5GB of RAM. Is this meant to be Nokia's flagship Windows Phone product? As an aside, I still think Apple got it right with the single hardware "home" button vs the three in WP7 and Android.
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by teyc 15y ago
#2 today could be solved with smartphones that relay their location? ZigBee wireless sensors can be built rather cheaply if the intelligent components are centralized on the primary controller.
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by teyc 15y ago
they can't buy you with money they don't have. What have they got? Technology or just vc money?
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by teyc 15y ago
You can only imitate a master, but by doing so, one will never become one. Steve Jobs was an adept at connecting with human emotions (consumers and employees alike) and not only built products which did the same, but also marketed them in a
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by teyc 15y ago
Probably can workaround by have a pastie style service to copy and paste code.
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by teyc 15y ago
Cool. So in your case, the user is ok to type in his own code, so that's OK isn't it? In fact, it would usher in another beautiful era of kids typing in code to the computer, learning as they go along.
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by teyc 15y ago
Very nice. I might see if it interests my kids. I thought there is a "no interpreter" rule?
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by teyc 15y ago
Both Moot and the author are correct. It is well accepted that anonymity brings out the worst in people (the author has said so himself). It is also understood that context guides behaviours. For example, one might be more disinhibited on a
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by teyc 15y ago
I don't think he is correct. Debt can be sustained as long as there are marginal returns to be had. The real problem is that the marginal returns are no longer there because energy prices have been increasing at the same pace. This suggests
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by teyc 15y ago
In some ways, the author has got this point right. There is an inflexion point where the level of specialisation required exceeds the cost of acquiring the said skills. A couple of generations ago, basic literacy was all that was required t
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by teyc 15y ago
That he was unstoppable, was not for our benefit. Steve Jobs couldn't help himself. He had to go on and climb the next mountain.
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by teyc 15y ago
This is suited not for entrepreneurs, but wealthy retirees from overseas and also parents of rich overseas students who want to be with their children. This is especially if they can show proof of pension income and will not take up work in
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by teyc 15y ago
SquirrelMail (is open source) and has some nice paid themes http://nutsmail.com/
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by teyc 15y ago
You can always turn this into little guy vs Goliath in the media, get free PR and crowdsource the data.
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by teyc 15y ago
You are not suing Twitter, I hope. Court fights can be very taxing emotionally and financially. Someone I know spent 13 years fighting a case. Led to years of alcoholism and missed opportunities.
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by teyc 15y ago
At mine sites, we used http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_GPS
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by teyc 15y ago
ReceivablesExchange (mixergy interview) solves the problem of cashflow by securitizing invoices, and having institutions bid for them. It is an interesting practice because it is less labour intensive than traditional factorization, and is
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by teyc 15y ago
True. Those things should run in a VM.

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