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9y ago
I don't have time to look at the details of this particular incentive, but I know from personal experience that many R&D tax credits do not require earth-shaking research to qualify. I own two SaaS companies that have received R&am
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15y ago
XLT or XXLT. Very few cool t-shirt vendors carry Talls :-(
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15y ago
Re: she/her The article was written by Jon Morrow, not Penelope Trunk... Jon is actually an amazing guy. Here's another sample of his writing: http://www.copyblogger.com/fight-for-your-ideas/
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15y ago
I do it all the time. - A single LLC is probably optimal for what you are suggesting, unless one or more of the projects you will be pursuing is something that invites litigation. You would definitely want to have a separate LLC for anythi
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15y ago
I hate St. Louis...I think I have bad memory associations with it because we had to go there to the Children's Hospital for my sister. It is also the only place I have ever been mugged - twice! - despite having frequently traveled to much m
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15y ago
Not working...leaving for my first vacation in 11 years. (The vacation is being shoehorned around a business trip my wife has to take. Otherwise, it would have been at least 12 years between our vacations...)
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15y ago
If you use a Mac, try: http://flyingmeat.com/voodoopad/ I tried several of the open-source wiki apps, and then was very happy to pay for VoodooPad. I use it and mindmapping apps quite a bit. I bought a notebook app from Circus Ponies, but
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15y ago
Assuming Evite got a registered trademark on their name, then they should be able to stop you from doing anything using your domain in their trademark class(s) in the US. Presumably, your project is related to event listings/invites? They
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15y ago
Don't buy it if your only reason for doing so is 'buzz.' Have you considered trying out a "Hackintosh"-type setup first? If that doesn't work for you, you could still sell the PC easily and then buy a Mac. I make very good money in the US
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15y ago
RE: Fusion vs. Parallels I just bought a new MB Pro and was getting ready to install Parallels on it for the first time...I've always used Fusion in the past. I thought Parallels was currently the leader in the shootouts regarding speed/f
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15y ago
Is anyone on here <from> NearlyFreeSpeech? In their FAQs, it says they are not really interested in being a domain register and that their registration services are essentially just a convenience for their hosting customers. I have
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15y ago
Have you experienced the "lock-up/freeze under load" issue that some have had with these models? I'm getting ready to buy a new MBP, but that scared me a bit. Some said the latest software update fixed it, but many others are still having
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15y ago
We just lost a couple hundred of our esignature customers because FannieMae has stopped accepting esignatures on docs...
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16y ago
Not to be pedantic, but endocarditis is not a rare virus that sits on your heart, it's an inflammation of the endocardium - which can be caused by several things, including bacteria. I've had one aneurysm and endocarditis, among other thi
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16y ago
It is most definitely NOT a valid method.
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16y ago
Then use Redis (perhaps via cl-redis), if that's what you're comfortable with and it meets your use requirements. Most of the major NoSQL databases have CL bindings. Most of them are also easy to use. It really depends on what your speci
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16y ago
Clickable: http://www.easycalapp.com
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16y ago
Well, I need help from AppSumo ;-) I get emails about things I want to buy from AppSumo. I click through to your website on the same day I receive said emails. Your site confirms my email address. I'm then shown a DIFFERENT product/bundl
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16y ago
I believe http://www.w3schools.com should be avoided. Try this instead: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Web_Development (The info on this Mozilla site is good and it also has many links to other sites that will help you. Every link I
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16y ago
Repurpose your blog posts into a series of articles and submit them to other iOS and gaming blogs. Write more about the creation of the game, including tech tips for other developers, design choices, what you learned, etc. Try to actually
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16y ago
I can second the nomination for NetNewsWire if you're on a Mac. It is one of my favorite apps. NNW syncs with Google Reader (which I also despise) if you're away from your own computer and need to look up something in your feeds. I haven
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16y ago
And I am sorry I called you a name that added nothing to the discussion. It is not a 'casual' word, but I have a very developed vocabulary of obscenities ;-) - so it was just the first thing that came to mind that I thought would make a poi
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16y ago
It didn't offend me personally at all, but I like to try to put myself in the shoes of potential customers when I view sites like this and my wife is one of the 'personas" I use. [Honestly, she probably wouldn't have been offended either,
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16y ago
I think most people on HN like case studies because they help them learn things that they can apply to their own businesses. If you have no interest in improving your business, or learning new techniques, or getting "fresh eyes" - then I'm
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16y ago
It didn't offend me, dickhead. I was just offering my opinion about something that might lower sales conversions. Why piss off a potential customer just for a weak joke...?
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16y ago
I don't think the idea is exploitive...just opportunistic, which is an awesome mindset to have in business if you stay on the right side of things. So, kudos on the idea. That said, I do have a problem with the execution: The section "Plea
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16y ago
I enjoyed reading 'Concrete Abstractions', and it's usually very cheap if you buy it used on Amazon (I think I paid about $5.00 for a copy that was like new.) I disagree with the recommendation for 'Simply Scheme', though. I didn't learn m
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16y ago
Marijn, Re: "Master basic programming techniques" Would you recommend your book as a first programming book for designers that want to learn to code? We have a few employees that come from a print design background that are wanting to le
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16y ago
I've had success using HTDP with students, and can recommend it - especially for the type of student that has interest/potential but that might otherwise struggle with a more standardized teaching approach. I've also used Picturing Programs
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16y ago
I thought "The Social Network" was decent, but I was actually expecting more from Fincher and Sorkin. It could have been a student film, in some ways. I thought many of the characters were fairly two-dimensional and the "two lawsuit" stru
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