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Could you elaborate on this? In which ways is "a random" walk incorrect? In what is high frequency trading based?

Thanks!

I'm getting the same error... :-P

If they stick to the "do no evil", they can't stand by Apple's side for too long.

The bottom line is that you must take care of the IP aspects of your online business. We tend to forget such things as registering your copyright, your trademarks and maybe some patent (if you came up with some groundbreaking stuff, such as the "buy now" button).

I married a lawyer, so she handles this for me. That's a potently dangerous strategy, so if your risk aversion is higher, you may try reading this book instead: Legal Guide to Web & Software Development http://www.amazon.com/Legal-Guide-Software-Development-CD-Ro...

And what do we learn from this? Make sure you trademark your application's name soon. I learned it the hard way too, BTW...

I guess one common variation is the monkey eating you...

My all time favorite answer for this question is from a book I read in Brazil. It was a jungle-survival guide from a Brazilian military:

First of all, find a monkey. Follow the monkey, and eat everything the monkey eats. If possible, eat the monkey too.

I bought it new on Amazon.co.uk for a very reasonable price. It was printed on demand, so it took some time, but it was worth it.

- Concepts, Techniques and Models of Computer Programming

- Algorithms, a functonal approach

- Real World Haskell

- Paradigms of artificial intelligence programming

Any of these are excellent post-sicp reads.