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codyguy
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Comment #28931539
Hey Walter, What were your "salesman" lessons from Empire? What would you do differently today?
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Comment #28592117
Thank you for sharing the details.
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Comment #28573186
Hi, How did you manage to get them to pay you hourly to create a project plan? What did you propose? I also need to do this for my venture but never clicks. Please share some advic…
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Comment #21789824
even if it's explicitly stated in the contract and the employee has agreed to it? Why would it get thrown out?
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Comment #21146094
Thanks for sharing that.
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Comment #21123804
Did you promote/share it somewhere? How did the customer find you?
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Comment #17229992
Welcome back Walter! Which is your favourite D compiler? Do you ever play around with other compilers too and compare the executables?
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Comment #17131961
Could you enlighten on how you managed to take those to market after the rejections?
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Comment #17131586
I was just looking at your classicempire site and stumbled upon the rejection letters!! Did you take up Sirius's offer to act as broker for 30% cut on deal?
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Comment #17131416
I was a bit surprised by the inclusion of lesser languages and the omission of D !! Please share the secret of your tenacity and inspiration in the face of such "setbacks". How do …
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Comment #17131307
> "Certainty of death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?" You are an inspiration Walter !!
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Comment #17131276
Dear Walter, Thank you for the great work you are doing. If you could get people to include D in the benchmarks / shootouts that get published it would help improve the popularity …
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Comment #15394438
(a) In the short run, a good job generally gives much better financial returns than a startup. From the overall vibe of your post, I would say don't startup unless you have a compe…
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Comment #15087534
I have tried D, loved the language but I feel the ecosystem and environment issues need to be addressed asap. Here are a few inputs (1) setting up env different operating systems e…
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Comment #10864136
outsourcing search to Bing certainly didn't help. Not sure they had much to lose in search.
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Comment #10863376
They could have been serious contender in semantic search. I remember trying to reach out to some yahoos regarding an ambitious, yet serious proposal on semantic search using ThatN…
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Comment #10718473
Here's a Specific case: A classifier to bucket input text(email body containing 1 or more sentences) into booking, refund, other (3 buckets).
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Ask HN: Text Classifier benchmarks?
What are the benchmarks for the best classifiers in the world? Are there any benchmarks available on leading commercial providers?
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Comment #10641094
This question would be on the lines of : * If you are so smart why aren't you so rich * If your product is so great, why aren't you the market leader already
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Comment #10539138
You are welcome!
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Comment #10539128
I agree there. Plenty to be done still.
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Comment #10538396
I agree with Shostack. He is talking about removing friction, easing out the learning curve. The command line make command on GNU/Linux is an example of something that "dumbs down"…