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by EasyCompany 16y ago
I disagree. Could you let me know why you believe this is a terrible idea? There are many successful funds using strategies within this category to generate alpha. Trading and investing is not easy, if you had to thoroughly learn all the di
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
There are many ways to approach the stock market, the correct term should be financial markets. Most of the comments here are focusing on fundamental investing which has a very longterm view.......benjamin graham's book is a good starting p
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
I just bought the latest asus netbook, its an intel duo core, they have just been released two months ago(i think). It has 250gb and 1gb ram. I run a dual partition ubuntu/windows 7 and i run netbeans to do some programming. I really love i
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
"The day you believe in your heart of hearts that you did your best" Sometimes when u wait that long, the opportunity has been taken by someone else, you running out of money or your customer's are just too frustrated with your business. I
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Talking to your co-founder will not help, from what you have written seems like he has a personality issue and this will take a long time to correct......you first have to get him to accept the issue is with him. My advice would be to be sm
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Totally agree, as i am a beginner programmer, i am totally confused which database to use and when, particularly when. I have read up on so many, so many blog posts that contradict each other, i have looked into coudb, cassandra, mysql, neo
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
I did, when i read the heading it said six keys, i automatically scrolled to the six keys, then realized this is just like the books i read, "outliers" and "talent is overrated". I then looked at the links at the bottom and realized that th
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Lol...just watched one, its was funny. I think its more like we don't know what will make us laugh sometimes. I don't consider this bad taste, look at Napolean Dynamite, i really hated it but i have friends that loved it and it is now one o
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
A business just surviving and a business that is successful is two totally different scenarios. You can be surviving for 5yrs, marginally profitable for 5 yrs but still find yourself in huge debt, paying off your credit cards and other loan
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Reading this question, a scene from the movie Greenberg popped into my mind. They turned down a recording deal when in college and both amounted too nothing and they pushing forty, the scene after the house party, he has an argument with hi
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Hardball: "Are you playing to play or are you playing to win" This is a good book, which used to be used in the Harvard MBA curriculum. I really like the last chapter which discusses some points on what to do when u really need a win or to
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
How about using a chrome frame, then it can run across all browsers.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
I agree, screenshots or visual guide will be a very good addition. Get some popcorn and enjoy, i found this lecture pretty good! -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW4MwvgW_ww&feature=chann...
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
A toolbar would be a good addition.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Not if u set your settings to stay logged in. Like yahoo mail or gmail, each time you go there, you are already logged in. The difference here is that, you would not need further navigation once you are constantly logged in.
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Ask HN:Is rule.fm a Sproutcore app?(rule.fm)
2 points by EasyCompany 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Ruby for automated trading strategies
2 points by EasyCompany 16y ago|0 comments
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Bring on the 4hr work week.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Unity 3D!!!!
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Yes, that is one of the first articles i read along with....Hot be a Hacker - Eric Steven Raymond, Great Hackers and Undergraduation-Paul Graham. I agree with the long-term approach or 10 000hrs according to Outliers-Malcolm Gladwell. Also
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Lets see.....i am 30yrs old, worked in marketing for a fortune 50 company and worked as a trader. Started Jan of this learning to program.......Ruby, rails, Javascript and until about two weeks ago Dojo. I enjoy it thoroughly, its like i am
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
I don't like objective-j, so cappuccino is out. Why is Dojo your framework of choice? Thanks.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Thanks, i actually searched github and found like 10 sample apps with source code.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Its hard to see the power of Sproutcore as there are not many examples, whereas Ext.js has many, so u can really see its power. But, digging deeper into Sproutcore and looking at what apple has done and papercube it looks very exciting, alt
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Ask HN: So i am down to Ext.js or Sproutcore
3 points by EasyCompany 16y ago|5 comments
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
Just signed up for the gmx.com email account an dits is realy cool, stylish, you can also adjust themes. Design doesn't seem to be an issue here.
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
lol.....i am still trying to figure it out, maybe its German humour!
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
That is truly impressive, i never knew that this was made with qooxdoo!!
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by EasyCompany 16y ago
That is a very interesting and true take on the matter, i would say that most mac related creations are very stylish. Whats your thoughts on the sproutcore framework relative qooxdoo?
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Ask HN: WHy no talk of Qooxdoo?
13 points by EasyCompany 16y ago|10 comments

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