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byteCoder
19y ago
Maybe not an acquisition... Can you say that something else could be "in the air" ( http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/macworld-theres.html?c... )? Perhaps, an iPhone SDK based on Adobe AIR?
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byteCoder
19y ago
At the risk of stating the obvious: 1. Obtain Adobe Flash CS3. 2. Pick up a couple books like _Adobe Flash CS3 Professional Classroom in a Book_ and _ActionScript 3.0 Game Programming University_. 3. Read, learn the Flash time line paradigm
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byteCoder
19y ago
My biggest concern is the "slippery slope" and the "tragedy of the commons" that befell reddit. It seems that in user-submitted and -voted content, moderation (in both senses of the word) is a problem.
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byteCoder
19y ago
Gee, I'm glad that Startup/Hacker News limits topics to items of interest to startups. Perhaps Sen. Dodd should just start reading the complete works of Knuth.
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19y ago
A diesel-electric submarine based on 50+ year old technology (i.e., small and quiet) sneaks up on America's high tech fleet in the middle of a war game. Serious geopolitical change? I'm sorry, no. (Please don't sensationalize such headlines
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byteCoder
19y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by "advanced". An S corporation pays no taxes on its net income. That net income flows through to the shareholders according to their percentage of ownership. Consequently, each shareholder pays taxes on the inco
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I was in a software startup in Texas almost 15 years ago, which underwent a conversion from S to C, for the purpose of seeking external financing. Fortunately, I was not a shareholder at the time. As I remember (and this is second hand know
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19y ago
Please, please, please... Don't let the signal-to-noise ratio of Hacker News fall into the tragedy of the commons that befell the reddit front page. As a hacker news reader, I'm interested in cool technology and startup information.
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Why Facebook went west and Boston lost out
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byteCoder
19y ago
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