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FeedsAPI Turns Truncated RSS Feeds into Full-Text(lifehacker.com)
1 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you monitor your health?
1 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
I believe Feedburner will ultimately shut down, the question isn't really IF it'll shut down BUT WHEN it'll shut down. We have a simple to use Feed Fetching API at https://www.feedsapi.org with our extended documentation (in work) at htt
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by Concours 14y ago
Cool, thanks for sharing, I was juts checking it and have generated an extended feed (using https://www.feedsapi.org ) with the full code delivered to my reader and my email inbox, here's the link: http://goo.gl/UGfK3 OR the longer vers
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by Concours 14y ago
That's a great approachand this is exactly what we are doing at http://www.feedsapi.org , so you might want to check it out. It's however not free, I believe a free good service can not survive the market. We poll the sources every 60 min
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Killing hackers is justified in cyber warfare(theverge.com)
6 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
Thanks for the very valuable feedback Kenoch, will check that and try to make the images look less like shit and load faster.
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Show HN: A very different alternative to Google Reader(feedsapi.org)
12 points by Concours 14y ago|2 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
Check out https://www.feedsapi.org , or send me an email (email in profile) , maybe we can work something out for your app. We have a very solid easy to use RSS API.
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Apple, Microsoft and Adobe summoned by Australia for overcharging customers(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What Paid Services/Softwares Do You Use For Your Startup at the moment?
1 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
As for the form, you should take a look at http://www.jotform.com , (not affiliate with them, just a happy customer) , they are less expensive and have a 50 % yearly discount during this period, that could be a place to start to bring you
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Impressive growing list of US Government GitHub Repositories(gsa.github.com)
2 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
This Sir, is Gold! It gets me on the right mindset, Thank you. As for the VPS environment, I'm giving Hetzner a shot, my front-end is very light so, it should be even faster faster soon, almost all my static assets are hosted on Google clou
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by Concours 14y ago
Thank you for the suggestions, the site is live and the design looks fine, (using twitter bootrap), there's still 1 or two things (images) to tweak and I'm looking for a great designer to get them right, I've been a bit shy asking friends/p
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by Concours 14y ago
Thank you for the great suggestions, well, the really big spending here was the computer (Mac Book pro) , as for the virtual assistent, that's not a big deal (marginal cost/hour, 5 hours/week), her work is so far worth every penny I've paid
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Ask HN: What would you do with $20000 USD for your startup?
7 points by Concours 14y ago|17 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
Hello Max, is this a free offer to help or do you plan to charge money or ask for commissions ? I'm asking this because of your Note: "I'm not charging anything pre-sale for teh first few startups I work with" Can you please clarify? Thanks
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by Concours 14y ago
I just took a look and read some reviews, impressive specs. but still hate the design, this doesn't look like a slim computer. really love the specs, but unfortunately hate the design/look.
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by Concours 14y ago
Thanks, that sounds good. Well, I don't like Apple politics as well, but it looks like their products are very stable. I may try the 13" macbook air
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by Concours 14y ago
Thank you, will give it a try, 13" macbook Air
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by Concours 14y ago
when I think or portability, Thinkpad isn't really the first option I'll take, too heavy, too big...and I don't like the design. Samsung Ultrabooks are slim and just fine, but it looks like the macbook air is the way to go.
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by Concours 14y ago
Thanks scotty, it looks like macbook Air is the way to go, nobody seems to suggest the macbook pro option. This leaves me with the macbook Air 13" or Ultrabook+macmini option.
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Ask HN: Macbook Air vs Mac Book Pro vs Ultrabook, help me choose.
3 points by Concours 14y ago|14 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
clickable: http://taurus.io/
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Apple finally agrees to pay for some intellectual propery(sbb.ch)
3 points by Concours 14y ago|0 comments
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by Concours 14y ago
http://www.feedsapi.com http://olark.com Google storage
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by Concours 14y ago
I'm reading "Founders at work" by Jessica Linvingston and can highly recommend it.
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by Concours 14y ago
Here's an access key for test purposes: hackernews I will appreciate your feedback
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Show HN: FeedsAPI delivers every rss title as full email article(feedsapi.com)
2 points by Concours 14y ago|1 comments

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