On Dec 15, 6:05 pm, "Mike Nicholls" wrote:
> Hi Kevin
>
> Danny Lavecky the founder of Pure-Commerce is a mate of mine, I have BCCed
> him on this, no doubt he or one of the team will get back to you shortly,
Great thanks Mike. Will let you know outcome.
Odd why Danny didn't pop into my head
Hi Mike
I think Chris' email is going to be far more useful to you than
Sphinx, even if it's not a ready-made solution - it just doesn't sound
like what you want to do fits Sphinx's approach.
Cheers
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Pat
On 15/12/2008, at 1:45 PM, gradconnection wrote:
>
> Thanks Pat,
>
> I had already
Hi Mike,
You might like to look at "Programming Collective Intelligence"
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596529321/
It contains a bunch of methods for ranking data and finding
similarities based on user feedback and other relevancy factors.
There should be enough information in there to keep you
Hi Kevin
Danny Lavecky the founder of Pure-Commerce is a mate of mine, I have BCCed
him on this, no doubt he or one of the team will get back to you shortly,
Appreciate if you could share the outcome of your search as we need to US
transactions shortly as well.
Danny - Kevin is running a really
On Dec 15, 9:10 am, Luc Marin wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
> Your post has compelled me to finally press the "Join" button to
> Silicon Beach :-))
Luc
Thanks for your valuable insights. Even in these times of Web2.0 it
seems like global ecommerce is not a simple thing!
Apperantly AMEX Australia does
Thanks Pat,
I had already come across sphinx when looking which is a good start. I
am unfortunately using Java but there is an interface to sphinx for
java. Not for searching, more to generate relevancy based on user
requirements. So for example, we want to present graduate programs to
graduates
Hi Kevin,
Your post has compelled me to finally press the "Join" button to
Silicon Beach :-))
I can give you some insight on how we set up things for DxO Labs
(dxo.com) a software start-up based outside of the US (France) but
where the US quickly became our first market.
We operated through an e
I'm gonna be the voice of gloom, I'm afraid ;)
Speaking as an OSS techo, I have a few comments, and they're all
rolled into roughly the same point: There's a lot of competition in
the space you appear to be positioned in, and you're going to struggle
to get mindshare.
Firstly, IE only suc
Casey,
While I would recommend the guys at 2Vouch (not just cause they are a client
of mine), go for Jobreel but also look at other approaches for getting your
job out there (the SB Mailing list is a good one) there is also
http://www.webfreelancers.com.au/ and many other small niche job boards
Whenever I hear about a web startup doing well the 100,000 number
always seems to come up. Do you think a startup needs 100,000 members
to be taken seriously?
http://www.rosshill.com.au/article/lets-fill-the-melbourne-cricket-ground/
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You recei
Riges, I have set up my http://2vouch.com account. Nice!
Alex, I have put my job ad on http://jobreel.com.au/.
Here is my pitch to the Silicon Beach Community:
We are currently seeking a PHP developer. Job ad can be viewed here:
http://jobreel.com.au/jobs/view/159
If you like our vision (below),
Hi,
I have recently released the next beta version of software that I have
been developing. It’s essentially been a private project, which has
taken me over 10 years to get to the point where the concepts are now
a reality. It’s time to fully take the wrapping off it. The project
is called Appxw
Pure iPhone only apps are a waste of time and do not make enough to
recoup the initial investment - I agree with Nick in that the
environment is similar to f8, a bunch or junk no-one uses.
Having said that games are doing okish... but that's about it, so
perhpas build a good game, but it better b
Aussie start-ups might also like to post for free at http://jobreel.com.au/.
You'll get many fewer applications than an ad on Seek, but of a much higher
quality. Bring a little bit of web goodness to your search for employees
with photos of your office, products and people, and be alerted of new
po
Hi Casey
Our company 2Vouch is an Aussie start-up that has build a job referral
site to do exactly what you've outlined below, but rather than just
forwarding an email - we have built a platform that allows the
advertiser and the referrer to track and monitor the job referrals
they make and recei
IMO The market for iPhone apps seems similar to the market for Facebook
apps...
I would speculate that other than a few outliers, the majority of the
iphone/platform apps will be small value businesses that probably don't
reward the developers with any real multiples of their time/cost :(
I certa
Great idea!
Sent from my iPhone
On 14/12/2008, at 6:11 PM, Casey Butler wrote:
> Welcome to the SiliconBeachAustralia job board!?
>
> I was thinking that Aussie startups could post job openings under
> this topic. BUT, before each startup describes their job opening,
> they should concisely
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