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Check out "Don't Make Me Think": http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0321344758/ref=as_li_qf_sp_...
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Who did the screenplay and video work for the demo?
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He is assuming because he's the only one targetting "paul graham" as a keyword aka its the only ad up.
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Sounds like most people have an ad block extension (I couldn't see the ad either; had to use an alternative browser). Op (or whoever is advertising) paid for an Adwords ad. Unfortunately it's not original. People have done this before and t
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Poll: Python Devs, what db do you primarily use?
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It's funny but people always reference Facebook whenever PHP is called to discussion. Former CTO and now cofounder of Quora, Adam D'Angelo, has said so himself the main reason for Facebook staying on PHP was mostly for legacy reasons. There
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> but I don't need the entrepreneurial sense Horrible statement. You want your cofounder to be very entrepreneurial regardless of whether he's the business cofounder or the technical cofounder. Otherwise what you're really looking for i
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Might be just you and your group of friends. I know a lot of developers and none are musicians. That isn't to say there isn't a correlation or that there is one but most people tend to have friends with similar interest. That could be why y
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As a previous PHP developer for years, I'm now moving over to Python. I agree with Marco if that was the statement he made. PHP can get the job done but Python overall is just a more powerful and cleaner syntax language. There are lots of c
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Poll: Which version of Python are you using? [FIXED]
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It makes the most sense. If you want to do web development and know absolutely nothing, HTML is the starting point. I wouldn't necessarily call it a programming language but it is a markup language in which is heavily used along with everyt
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In this order... HTML, CSS, Javascript, XML, Ajax, Python, MySQL If you're adventureous, try HTML5 and CSS3 afterwards. Also look into jQuery and Django afterwards.
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Cashflow business to fund long term startup.
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I enjoy language related subjects as much as I enjoy startup discussions. Unfortunately I don't agree with you (OP) in regards to removing valid technical or language topics in favor of pure startup discussions as both are valuable to me an
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http://d.pr/IH8J Like a few on here, I never learned the proper way to type although I use all 10 digits. My typing were from countless hours coding or chatting.
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It varies significantly depending on the info I mentioned above including your experience as well. Re-read what I wrote carefully, I said AT LEAST $50k. It depends on where you're located as well. Too many unknown factors to give you any va
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It obviously should be a term both parties should be happy with regardless of what that may look like. If neither party are happy, it won't matter. Do you believe in the company and founders? Having said that, more details would actually he
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Then you split according to value and what can be agreed upon. It's not always natural to have or assume even splits.
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