Viewing profile — ifearthenight

Glad to see someone writing about this. Touches on the (sensitive) issue that "tech" people don't often value what "business" people can do (and they can't). Vice versa is obviousl…

One of my hobbies is going through LinkedIn and getting a chuckle out of all the "CEOs". I get the idea that people want to make their company sound bigger than it is but think in …

Thanks for the long but interesting comment. Are you able to share a little about the db setup you are using?

Just interested to hear everyone's experience of how many hours they have had to invest (sink) into developing their ideas before it's got to a point where they are happy to launch…

Agreed, but seeing as it is Forbes then not so surprising

I tried not to sensationalize too much :) Actually, wasn't sure they had strictly been ranked within the top 10

Now with new improved easier to read link: http://notepad.cc/share/xgtb1nKPh4

Now I feel a bit of a loser for only having visited one so far.

Would be interested to hear how you (and others) handle the transition from salaried work to startup life...

Didn't mean to question your understanding of intelligence but of the intelligence of the people your post was commenting on

Smart stuff.

Sound advice. Often if I am bored with my job I search for jobs online. Not necessarily thinking of finding a new one but just helps get the feeling of control back.

Oops, right about the US Army Air Force mistake. My bad. Also, agree it might be nitpicking but for me the dropping of the A-bombs and associated killing of a crap load of civillia…

Idiot! NB: ironic insult :) I'd love to say I agree totally with the article because it does raise some really good points and it is an extremely interesting topic. I'd also like t…

In both sentences Hiroshima is the object. The subject in the original sentence is the bomb but in my edited sentence the subject is the U.S. Army. Talking of partiality (and the s…

"Hiroshima was destroyed in a flash by a bomb dropped from a propeller-driven B-29 of the U.S. Army Air Force, on the warm morning of Monday, August 6, 1945." Nice use of subtle pa…

Agree 100% with the sentiment, although what you are asking for is really up to the display and battery manufacturers. Alternatively if any smart hacker can come up with some power…

I first saw this and was pretty impressed. Then I saw this and was less so. http://www.youmobile.org/blogs/entry/Huawei-Reveals-the-Worl...

Fun and interesting read. Personally though I think by only examining mortality rates then half the story has been missed. ie. life expectancy. While intuitively we can see that th…

Thank you for not getting evolution theory backwards like the majority of journalists/scientists/people in general do. We evolve because we don't die...we don't evolve so that we m…

Thanks for sharing. Always interesting to read through challenges others have faced/are facing.