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Great work. Let’s talk

On the eve of beta invites going out, I thought I would compile a list. +1 for effort if you want

whoops, you might want to make this NSFW. The article is not, but the image may be(woman in bra) sorry for the spoiler.

My 0.02 What you need to do is let go of being so deliberate. Speak to your audience and stop focusing on what may be judged coming out of your mouth. Simple but effective. if you want to be interesting, be interested - "Not sure who said it"

so far yes, no lag either :)

UPDATED WITH SCREENSHOTS

I have it and have installed it,Initial thoughts:

( I use VS Pro every day BTW)

here are some screenshots

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nbsetrwnoirbhr0/AAAuF0FHR2nACBaft...

-Great first step, I can only see raw code and code behind views

-No visual Layout view yet, but its greyed out in the View Menu, when selecting .aspx File (Source|Changes|Blame|Log|Merge)

-Looks like its so far, meant for lightweight projects

-Git integration is much simpler to setup/use

lol

dont forget supermarketapi.com

yes we are BizSpark(So was AisleFinder), we are trying very fast to populate the east and West Coast, only 6 of us and we have 4500+ stores so far in Canada and the US, None in Utah yet though. I will let you know when. Any particular Chain?

4500 stores between canada and usa

Well, here is why i think.

Apple is know for not getting into the medium(cd,dvd,bluray) market. They see the TV as a Medium itself, much like the way they seen the CD,DVD etc .

knew it.not really. it just looked odd

lol

Kozmo.. er WebVan... Grocery Delivery is making a comeback

We update AisleFinder on a 4 Month Cycle by verifying product/aisle info. We have done analysis/focus tests to find that we have a 97 % accuracy in our info as well. The only reason for that 3% is items like Honey (which can live in many different places in a store) unlike some people we dont speak before we know something for sure.Thanks for your feedback though. I will let HN know when those numbers change.

thanks, the only reason we capture this data is to keep track of your shopping lists. I will take into consideration though.

then why is he selling stock today then? please upvote me with the same aggressiveness you downvoted me with. thanks. He may not be going to Oracle "today", but in the next year you will see.

guess im a huge liar.See article below http://mashable.com/2011/01/21/eric-schmidt-google-shares/

see my post yesterday...

clear sign of an ipo. also why are they raising more capital?

money in the bank counts. not valuation.

great

What i find is that patents on software just protect your intellectual property, it only protects the idea if one of your employees that gets smart and leaves your company and starts to compete with you doing the same thing with the same software processes. In software all that matters is the final result , and so the result can be gone about to acheive in many different ways. So my advice is to not worry about protecting your IP until you have enough money to go after those that are infringing on said patent.This is a good rule of thumb.Also make sure that your process is not "obvious"(example: one of the most obvious ways to measure liquid is by pouring it into a container that contains precise measurements/volume), you may be infringing on someone else's patent :)

this is the secret to dethroning apple.especially if devs can have an open app store with less stringent rules

I just ordered mine

and Kevin left money on the table. Hood Business Rule #1 get your money then get out

I snuck into a bunch of concerts http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/dncp1/iama_guy_who_snu...