warrenwilkinson

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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   I would love to see that list actually. I live in Canada and often debate politics. If its no trouble, could you please contact me at warrenwilkinson@gmail.com?
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   'will not pay for' is not the same as 'law preempting' and countries don't have 'best interests' only people do, so speak plainly: you see greater financial equality as a good thing. Insurers who share your philosophy would drive men away.
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   I loved that movie (it's on Netflix for those who have it). Gave it 5 stars.
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   One comment said their son did well at piano, causing their daughter to give up, causing the son to stop in sympathy. I don't have kids, but I thought maybe if they tied each child's reward to how well their siblings did. Does anyone have
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   I oppose network neutrality; regulation and oversight will halt or slow the creation of new ISPs and slow down technological adoption. Walled gardens like AOL failed without regulation. People noticed when comcast forged TCP reset packets
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   'Happy Christmas' remains awkward.
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   Can any standard browser actually send PUT or DELETE? What buttons do I press in firefox to send PUT?
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   I hadn't seen this before, but on your main site, because you start talking about HTML5 so early (and the first headline says HTML5), I thought the site was a tutorial about the benefits of HTML5. In my opinion I think you should reorder yo
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   by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

   Maybe he is scared. Governments change, many civilization's have been left poor and defenseless by politicians. Seeking liberty is a form of self defense.
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    I've blogged about co-routines before, and this post inspired me to write a little bit that contrasts RethinkDB with my own special-purpose DB that my startup uses. http://formlis.wordpress.com/2010/12/24/co-routines/
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    Man, why do I keep getting overlooked? Sure I may not have fancy investors, or google in my name, but my wiki database has demos and online reports =). http://www.formlis.com/
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    <plug>My startup http://www.formlis.com (a hybrid wiki and database) is trying to compete in this area</plug>
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    Wow google alert picked this up fast. Let me give readers some more information: FormLis is a Business to Business product that I've created for a problem I think businesses have with with 'little data'. There are systems in place for big
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    I did stealth mode. Now I'm paying for it by having to slowly build SEO ranking. If I had at least setup a blog and talked about my ideas, I would have more beta-testers today, more interest, and more brand recognition.
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    I always try to make my code simple. The first attempt helps understand the problem. More refinements explore alternate ways. Once I have written a 'good' version (good technique, clean code and factorized) I often find it does what I need
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    Flexible Parsing without Regexps(formlis.wordpress.com)

    2 points by warrenwilkinson 16y ago|0 comments
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    Implementing FORTH in Lisp(formlis.wordpress.com)

    9 points by warrenwilkinson 16y ago|0 comments
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    Learn whatever looks fun to you. When it stops being fun, repeat process. I recommend Forth at least for the ideas. It's interesting because its a language that avoids needing a lexer, parser, or optimizer. It has the most beautiful ideas
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    You may be in the same position I am: a product with little idea were to sell it. What I'm doing is reviving old programmer contacts, users groups, fellow alumni, etc and trying to shop it around there. Ideally I'll generate sales leads or
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    by warrenwilkinson 16y ago

    Thanks for the quick responses, I had doubts that payment would lead to meeting real investors. Its disheartening to find places that advertise to help you, and then at the last page of the sign up mention enormous fees. I'll have to work o
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    Should you pay to present to investors?

    1 points by warrenwilkinson 16y ago|3 comments
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    Ask HN: Checkout my startup. And anybody in Calgary?

    6 points by warrenwilkinson 16y ago|0 comments