will_critchlow

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by will_critchlow 16y ago
I'll have a look at getting it on a public github, but in the meantime, it's just an index.html and a few js files. Feel free to nick it (just give distilled.co.uk / hiremarshal.com a link in appreciation).
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We're bored of cold calls from recruiters (try the form and see the source)(recruitmentcheck.com)
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
We're in the same revenue ballpark - though consulting business, so smaller multiples :( We have used lawyers in the UK and US (for contract advice, that kind of thing) but we don't have one I'd turn to if I were in this position. It's cert
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Yep. True. Not unbiased in the slightest. I find it interesting nonetheless as I would not have guessed it to be true... You (and other commenters saying similar things) are definitely right on this point, but I remain interested :)
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
I think the point is that if you look at the average across all devices, the iPhone is still ahead, but if there was only one Android phone (and it was one of the good ones e.g. the Samsung Galaxy S) then Android would be ahead. The average
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Latest Android phones overtake iPhone 4 in user reviews(blog.reevoo.com)
27 points by will_critchlow 16y ago|34 comments
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UK companies get greater powers to fire people(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by will_critchlow 16y ago|0 comments
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How I rebuilt 7books from scratch in 4 days(7bks.com)
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Think startups(thinkstartups.com)
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Interesting to compare product searches to actual sales data (we've been looking at this with a client: http://blog.reevoo.com/2010/12/datamining-santas-grotto-pred... ). [Starts digging around in Excel...].
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Predicting Christmas sales with real data(blog.reevoo.com)
3 points by will_critchlow 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: gifts for geeks?
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Don't hire from the bottom upwards(dustincurtis.com)
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Reflections on entrepreneurship(24waystostart.com)
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The irony of the US economy: no jobs and no one to hire(randfishkin.com)
63 points by will_critchlow 16y ago|92 comments
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Clickable: http://www.7bks.com nice work, bro Edit: also https://gist.github.com/670034 And http://www.7bks.com/blog/179001
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
I recommend anyone running a startup listen to this advice. Rand has been one of the biggest influences on my business thinking and has helped me immeasurably in growing our business. I have watched him learn many of these lessons, tried to
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Are we being served different recommendations? The Samsung I see recommended is the WB600: http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/digital-cameras/278734/samsun... (This is the mid-level recommendation - the top price recommendation is the Panason
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
It's not my site (unfortunately) but I know the team - I've pinged them about the various feedback emerging on this thread.
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Hi Mike. I hope not... I'm a real person. I used this site last week to buy a TV (the entry-level one) and loved it. I have started using it when non-technical people ask me which (TV|netbook|etc) to buy because it's pretty, and you know th
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
It's built by Reevoo and powered by their reviews - here's what they say about the source of them: http://www.reevoo.com/pages/review_collection
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
They can still buy the recommended one (assuming you trust the opinions of those in the UK!). You can't follow the links, I guess, but at least it makes the decision of which one to buy easy.
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Just buy this one(justbuythisone.com)
289 points by will_critchlow 16y ago|99 comments
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Thanks for this idea - this was 3rd in the list at the specified time. It looks like it's possible we will get to this one - but it seems like it is somewhat tricky (since it's been around for ~5 years). Any devs out there familiar with thi
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
I'm running through digging out a plan of action - this was the 2nd in the list at the chosen moment in time. I don't know what specific action we could take with the HTML5 idea within the budget - do you have any ideas?
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Hey Joe. Yours was the top-rated comment at the deadline so I'm trying to pull out a plan for what we fix, in what order. The "recently used documents" seems like the most specific bug / fix that we might be able to get done first. However,
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Good feedback Chris. Thanks (and sorry if I bring too many newbies into the gene pool). You're right - in many ways $1k is tiny, but I was hoping that there would be a bunch of annoying bugs / bugs in boring areas that cause people headac
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Yeah - we chose to "just launch" first. All this kind of marketing stuff will come along. There is a free account you can use to try it out in a hands-on way. I should be able to get a tour / screenshots / demo up there later this week...
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
This is the kind of thing that has hit us / hurt us in the past: http://bugs.php.net/44251 It's now fixed, but that is the kind of thing we're looking for. I'm not a developer - I'm a business guy primarily - so I'm unlikely to be the bes
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by will_critchlow 16y ago
Maybe there aren't any...? Anyone going to get us going with a bug you'd like to see fixed in an open source project?

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