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19y ago
Woow... they want my real dollars for vritual instances of Windows Server. Wouldn't virtual dollars be more fair?
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19y ago
This is what's wrong with our patent system. Imagine if all those great minds who came up with theorems you had to learn in 4-6 years of college decided to patent them. Math should not be patentable. It's a crime.
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19y ago
"P.S. Evidence Based Scheduling is built into FogBugz 6.0." Ahh! Of course...
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19y ago
Have you started a company without VC funding yourself? I do not mean to sound rude, but for a blog with such title, you need to have some personal creds on a more informative "About Author" page. So far the issues you've blogged about are
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19y ago
Guys, many of you missed my point. The post was not about C. It wasn't about the language, it was about people. I wanted to point out that C programmers, as a group, are getting things done. I suspect there aren't that many of them, there
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Respect C Programmers
(kontsevoy.blogspot.com)
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As a veteran Windows user this is what I will do. Old habits die hard. I want to see some evidence of clean upgrade process first. :-) Seriously, as an engineer I doubt it will be easy: the success of this update procedure depends on reliab
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19y ago
Its all about motivation. 20% of his students genuinely wanted to know how computers work. They were naturally curious . Curiosity is what drives an educational process. Good teachers try to get children curious, fascinated by something,
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19y ago
1. Technical/Usability feedback Call me stupid, but why over-engineer something that (usually) is done as a simple one-page form? Slow, multi-page wizard, although a good looking one, is an overkill for a financial calculator IMO. I am on
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19y ago
Just a personal $0.2: this device does not appeal to me for two reasons (1) it isn't a phone and (2) it is quite lousy computer due to a limited storage. If it had more built-in storage I would love to use it as a portable travel PC so I
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19y ago
This is what I'm running: whatever they (ATI) are saying I should on the website. And it works great, except Beryl/Compiz won't work, people said I should install XGL server first... Which seems a bit too heavy to me. And since I have very
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19y ago
I have Thinkpad T60p with Mobility FireGL v5250. ATI does not even have V5250 listed in their Linux drivers section, but for V5200 they want me to use version 8.35.5 of their driver.
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19y ago
Oh! An it had "Turbo" button, how could I forget?!
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19y ago
Nice thread! Apparently I am not too old for this forum :-) My first was a no-name Japanese box with NEC clone of Intel 80186 processor, shortly followed by a luxurious real 286 machine with 40MB hard drive! My first IDE was debug prompt
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19y ago
Pretty neat. I was expecting the video to be synchronized with slides somehow, i.e. I roll through the slides on the left, pick one and the video jumps to it. Have you done a decent competitive analysis? I am not familiar with this space, b
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I hope new version of proprietary ATI driver made it into this release, I getting quite envious of all those lucky who's running Fusion :)
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The potential problem with web-based email startups is that good AJAX email experience requires fast response times. Google can afford multiple data centers with thousands of servers powering gMail making sure UI response is nearly instanta
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I disagree with this statement they're quoting: EURoespread of share options may be distorting the economy, contributing to a temporary overvaluation of equities, encouraging short-sighted managerial decisions and storing up problems for c
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Life Before Google.
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Isn't that a violation of GPL? If you include GPL-licensed code into your product (and they claim that Ruby is built-in) you are supposed to have your entire source code available. Ruby interpreter is GPL, how come they can bundle it with p
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Good concept and I would suggest the following: (1) Instead of all those messy listings you should have a GIANT search box right in the middle a-la google. (2) Drop the categories. Work on your search algorithms instead. (3) Make it much ea
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vim is awesome. I discovered it after 8 years of Delphi, Eclipse and Visual Studio. After two months of a steep learning curve I could honestly say that indeed, vim alone can be as productive as any IDE.
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I did not get his definition of "you will win". What would I end up with in the end? Yet another browser that does exactly what FireFox does: reliably displays web content.
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19y ago
Here: http://www.zlango.com
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I remember reading about a startup in Israel doing exactly what you are describing. Their product is positioned as an alternative language for faster/easier texting on cell phones. (if I remember correctly)
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The article is right and wrong at the same time, mostly because the topic is complex and there is no way to properly lay it out on just two pages. They did not mention a few crucial differences between two economies such as military spendin
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It's always easier to criticize. The problem is that space travel is very, very, very hard. In that regard the Cold War was the best thing that ever happened to space exploration: two super powers spending crazy amount of money and human ef
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19y ago
Woow. One more competitor for us to deal with. Thank you for the link, gibsonf1! At this point more competition is good for us since it validates the idea/implementation.
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19y ago
So... they are offering to accelerate your startup by means of giving you discounts on their software. In that case, Linux-based startups must be traveling at the speed of light...
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19y ago
Would you be interested talking to us a bit more about the subject? If you are interested, please take a look at my profile.
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