snowtiger

how about register button next to sign in button? so I don't have to go to other page?

well... maybe linux users just learn from the stuff they read on wikipedia and iPhone users don't remember and visit over and over again? :)

maybe insane.. but makes the plugins faster...

"The UI stinks", but I like idea and functionality behind. Just like online group sticky note board I'd like to use

nice app, I don't have a mac, but still impressive. btw, small idea: I got the idea of precision vs speed, just format it so that precision is on one end and speed is on the otherone

I also hate it, plus I think everyone would be better off if Canonical helped to improve Gnome or KDE not waste developers and users time with such experimental time

3 slides? too sharp... however, author expresses nice opinion - we tend to work way too much for technical stuff and waaaay too less for the actual content and message of the presentation

well, we all are greedy bastards, however - 0.4% sounds too low assuming that for the start-up you will have to put in all your passion even when it is not there. danielharan gave good advice - if you lower their costs at the moment (your salary) they might be interested in increasing your equity part. And yes, you are taking risk. P.s. if they succeed, you will have created much more than 0.4% of the value.

For me it is annoying because I have to advertise something that I don't know anything about and does not really exist yet.

The most of it was dealing with PV (present value) and Expected PV of the deal, so the first point would be learning concept of PV and discount rates

stats looks nice, but there is still A LOT of IE6 users (a little below 9-10% as trying to read from graph) ... sad for web developers

it seems like a transformation from programming itself as a goal to delivery of product/service whatever achieved with programming. I personally favor this view of programming as a tool not as a goal

it seems IEEE server down (code 500) to me