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March 16, 2008 at 4:51 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171052March 16, 2008 at 4:51 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171386
drunkle
Participant$2/share confirmed ap, dow jones, etc.
check cnbc’s latest wires section.
March 16, 2008 at 4:51 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171389Participant$2/share confirmed ap, dow jones, etc.
check cnbc’s latest wires section.
March 16, 2008 at 4:51 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171409Participant$2/share confirmed ap, dow jones, etc.
check cnbc’s latest wires section.
March 16, 2008 at 4:51 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171489Participant$2/share confirmed ap, dow jones, etc.
check cnbc’s latest wires section.
Participanti dont know. i used palm as the template to describe the google and apple stuff. and the potential future… who’s to say ms and pocket pc dont make a massive drive into the mobile space? to me, browser based technology is the only insurance against obsolescence. plus it’s cheap, easy and 100% supported by everyone. if you dont have to learn and use a new platform/technology, why do it?
i still dont understand the “server side” stuff and the distinction you’re making with the total application development. to me, server side stuff is merely hardware, platform, firewall, network, etc. application development is tied at the hip in terms of client interface and server processes. how screwed up will your app get if there’s a disconnect between client and server specs? avoid that by having your people work in parallel rather than in series; each guy responsible for his module both front and back ends.
anyway, try a cheap intern first. they’ll have the most energy and give you the least flak. just keep them on a short leash.
Participanti dont know. i used palm as the template to describe the google and apple stuff. and the potential future… who’s to say ms and pocket pc dont make a massive drive into the mobile space? to me, browser based technology is the only insurance against obsolescence. plus it’s cheap, easy and 100% supported by everyone. if you dont have to learn and use a new platform/technology, why do it?
i still dont understand the “server side” stuff and the distinction you’re making with the total application development. to me, server side stuff is merely hardware, platform, firewall, network, etc. application development is tied at the hip in terms of client interface and server processes. how screwed up will your app get if there’s a disconnect between client and server specs? avoid that by having your people work in parallel rather than in series; each guy responsible for his module both front and back ends.
anyway, try a cheap intern first. they’ll have the most energy and give you the least flak. just keep them on a short leash.
Participanti dont know. i used palm as the template to describe the google and apple stuff. and the potential future… who’s to say ms and pocket pc dont make a massive drive into the mobile space? to me, browser based technology is the only insurance against obsolescence. plus it’s cheap, easy and 100% supported by everyone. if you dont have to learn and use a new platform/technology, why do it?
i still dont understand the “server side” stuff and the distinction you’re making with the total application development. to me, server side stuff is merely hardware, platform, firewall, network, etc. application development is tied at the hip in terms of client interface and server processes. how screwed up will your app get if there’s a disconnect between client and server specs? avoid that by having your people work in parallel rather than in series; each guy responsible for his module both front and back ends.
anyway, try a cheap intern first. they’ll have the most energy and give you the least flak. just keep them on a short leash.
Participanti dont know. i used palm as the template to describe the google and apple stuff. and the potential future… who’s to say ms and pocket pc dont make a massive drive into the mobile space? to me, browser based technology is the only insurance against obsolescence. plus it’s cheap, easy and 100% supported by everyone. if you dont have to learn and use a new platform/technology, why do it?
i still dont understand the “server side” stuff and the distinction you’re making with the total application development. to me, server side stuff is merely hardware, platform, firewall, network, etc. application development is tied at the hip in terms of client interface and server processes. how screwed up will your app get if there’s a disconnect between client and server specs? avoid that by having your people work in parallel rather than in series; each guy responsible for his module both front and back ends.
anyway, try a cheap intern first. they’ll have the most energy and give you the least flak. just keep them on a short leash.
Participanti dont know. i used palm as the template to describe the google and apple stuff. and the potential future… who’s to say ms and pocket pc dont make a massive drive into the mobile space? to me, browser based technology is the only insurance against obsolescence. plus it’s cheap, easy and 100% supported by everyone. if you dont have to learn and use a new platform/technology, why do it?
i still dont understand the “server side” stuff and the distinction you’re making with the total application development. to me, server side stuff is merely hardware, platform, firewall, network, etc. application development is tied at the hip in terms of client interface and server processes. how screwed up will your app get if there’s a disconnect between client and server specs? avoid that by having your people work in parallel rather than in series; each guy responsible for his module both front and back ends.
anyway, try a cheap intern first. they’ll have the most energy and give you the least flak. just keep them on a short leash.
Participantgrats on getting funded. didn’t i suggest to you about finding the right investor…
the palm pilot’s dead. why do you want to go down that route? is there something you’re doing that absolutely cannot be done with web technologies or that are absolutely required (and cannot be done via browser) as part of the initial project? the black berry is still the dominant handheld, samsung/lg have their low cost units, why marry into a platform?
why do you need a bunch of guys doing “server side stuff”? what could they all possibly be doing?
if you’re working on the application development, why not scour the local colleges for a junior programmer intern for cheap? you supervise, ensure organization, coding standards, timelines, testing, etc, and let junior come in with his new fangled book learned technologies?
Participantgrats on getting funded. didn’t i suggest to you about finding the right investor…
the palm pilot’s dead. why do you want to go down that route? is there something you’re doing that absolutely cannot be done with web technologies or that are absolutely required (and cannot be done via browser) as part of the initial project? the black berry is still the dominant handheld, samsung/lg have their low cost units, why marry into a platform?
why do you need a bunch of guys doing “server side stuff”? what could they all possibly be doing?
if you’re working on the application development, why not scour the local colleges for a junior programmer intern for cheap? you supervise, ensure organization, coding standards, timelines, testing, etc, and let junior come in with his new fangled book learned technologies?
Participantgrats on getting funded. didn’t i suggest to you about finding the right investor…
the palm pilot’s dead. why do you want to go down that route? is there something you’re doing that absolutely cannot be done with web technologies or that are absolutely required (and cannot be done via browser) as part of the initial project? the black berry is still the dominant handheld, samsung/lg have their low cost units, why marry into a platform?
why do you need a bunch of guys doing “server side stuff”? what could they all possibly be doing?
if you’re working on the application development, why not scour the local colleges for a junior programmer intern for cheap? you supervise, ensure organization, coding standards, timelines, testing, etc, and let junior come in with his new fangled book learned technologies?
Participantgrats on getting funded. didn’t i suggest to you about finding the right investor…
the palm pilot’s dead. why do you want to go down that route? is there something you’re doing that absolutely cannot be done with web technologies or that are absolutely required (and cannot be done via browser) as part of the initial project? the black berry is still the dominant handheld, samsung/lg have their low cost units, why marry into a platform?
why do you need a bunch of guys doing “server side stuff”? what could they all possibly be doing?
if you’re working on the application development, why not scour the local colleges for a junior programmer intern for cheap? you supervise, ensure organization, coding standards, timelines, testing, etc, and let junior come in with his new fangled book learned technologies?
Participantgrats on getting funded. didn’t i suggest to you about finding the right investor…
the palm pilot’s dead. why do you want to go down that route? is there something you’re doing that absolutely cannot be done with web technologies or that are absolutely required (and cannot be done via browser) as part of the initial project? the black berry is still the dominant handheld, samsung/lg have their low cost units, why marry into a platform?
why do you need a bunch of guys doing “server side stuff”? what could they all possibly be doing?
if you’re working on the application development, why not scour the local colleges for a junior programmer intern for cheap? you supervise, ensure organization, coding standards, timelines, testing, etc, and let junior come in with his new fangled book learned technologies?
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