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fonzie
13y ago
Does it say much that I didn't even know they did that?
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fonzie
14y ago
Awesome. You may already know, but a huge proportion of the large finance firms are still stuck with 2003 and from speaking to a few people, they don't seem super ready to change. Given you are planning on selling it, these guys would proba
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fonzie
14y ago
This seems pretty great. Any plans for compatibility with Excel 2003 and 2007?
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fonzie
14y ago
I read that. Hence why I said at the moment. It'd be great for them to get it sooner rather than later. At least in the UK, most basic accounts issue Visa debit cards and a lot of the basic credit cards are also Visa.
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fonzie
14y ago
Doesn't seem to accept Visa at the moment. As much as I like the idea (despite the name) of a European Square, not accepting Visa is less than optimal, especially as they try to gain traction.
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fonzie
14y ago
I'm about to graduate with a degree in Physics. While the degree itself is brilliant I don't really think it is incredibly helpful in the startup world. You do learn C, Mathematica, MatLab, etc, which means you will at least know what is go
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fonzie
14y ago
I actually think this is pretty great. I like the idea that I try things my head to at least figure out if I'm in the right ballpark and, as a physics major, in the correct order of magnitude and understand underlying concepts. I also see t
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fonzie
14y ago
This looks really exciting. I also like the way that it is presented as enormously simplifying a somewhat complex space. Great stuff!
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Is silence going extinct? (With audio links)
(nytimes.com)
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15y ago
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fonzie
15y ago
I would look at Henry Miller's 11 commandments of writing. Online here http://www.listsofnote.com/2012/01/henry-millers-11-commandm...
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fonzie
15y ago
Again, awesome and thank you!
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fonzie
15y ago
While I think Bootstrap is fantastic and helpful, my only worry is overreliance and under customisation, thus a decrease in creativity. I would be a little bit sad if every new web app I visited overused Bootstrap and stuck to that now incr
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fonzie
15y ago
Michael, this is fantastic once again. Thanks a bunch. Really looking forward to those screencasts whenever they come out also.
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fonzie
15y ago
A good solution to the iPhone's mute issue would be a gasp Blackberry-like gasp 'nightstand mode'. Though it would not have saved the day in this instance, it would be a good implementation. So many times I do not want all my apps alert
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fonzie
15y ago
The app pairs you up with random people. AFAIK you're not able to choose with whom you play.
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The point of the long and winding sentence
(latimes.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I've been keeping my mother updated with the whole SOPA thing and sent her this video too. She's 'very impressed that people so young can be so eloquent and steadfast'. I think you did great and stood ground with poise, confidence and inte
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fonzie
15y ago
I echo this. The stuff on there is mostly rock solid as it is and they keep adding new material. They keep you motivated by awarding you badges as you go through the learning process. Pretty sweet team behind it too; attentive and responsiv