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Ask YC: Scalability advice for web apps
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I don't know about you, but it changed mine. Google is basically my first destination when I have a question on anything -- whether it's looking for a restaurant, or solution to a bug I can't fix. I can't imagine my life without Google any
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18y ago
You never know. Who knew a search engine would change our lives so drastically and quickly?
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18y ago
I am surprised that David encourage you not to demo the product and just show a screenshot... if I were an investor, I'd like to see what I am investing in. It also go against all the other recommendations I have read -- they usually recomm
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18y ago
Thank goodness they fixed the dropped call problem, I was seriously considering to return the phone because my calls got dropped so much. And I would love it if they could somehow amplify the speakerphone functionality too... it's got to be
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18y ago
We just moved our startup to the Bay Area a couple of weeks ago :) My partner and I found a temporary place in Mountain View for the next few weeks while we look for a more permanent place -- but everyone has recommended us to either live
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Frocer
18y ago
That's NOT true. The surgeon is the most important part of the procedure just like all surgeries. Most complications occur while creating the flap (they cut the front of your cornea), and a skilled surgeon will do it without any issues.
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18y ago
Guys, if you have never had Lasik, or never looked into the surgery, you really shouldn't give the OP false information. Like someone mentioned, your result will completely based on two things: your surgeon, and your fit. I have been nears
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18y ago
Sorry, we have not included a tour of the site yet... we were rushing to get the product out the door (we are big fans of release early, release often), so we haven't had the chance to. We do have a "screencast" that hopefully answers some
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18y ago
Hi guys, I am one of the founders of MyGameMug. We would love your most critical feedback and suggestions! Thanks in advance!
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18y ago
Or why don't they just become a VC themselves instead of running a startup? If I could predict the market, I would be investing like crazy! :)
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18y ago
I am very new to URL rewriting myself, so I have a pretty dumb question. How does mod rewrite affect GET operations in PHP? If you rewrite the URL: http://www.example.com?id=1 to http://www.example.com/1/ And your code uses GET to gra
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18y ago
Thanks! I will give that a try
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18y ago
Hum, we haven't done so explicitly yet... but since we just launched, and our email traffic isn't that high, I don't think the chances of 2 random people typing in the same bogus email address. I have the list of all bounces Emails and I w
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18y ago
We are using qmail
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18y ago
So are you using gmail to handle your outgoing mails?
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Ask HN: Best way to handle Email as a startup?
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Ask HN: Problem getting through Hotmail's spam filter?
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18y ago
In my experience, setting up a SPF record will basically solve the problem for Hotmail and Gmail. However, I have heard Gmail uses a reputation-based system, so basically you are innocent until proven guilty... so make sure your users actua
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18y ago
This would be extremely appealing to us. We actually hired a marketing copywriter but had to let her go due to price. How could we reach you? :)
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Ask HN: Yahoo spam filter, is it possible to get through?
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18y ago
Sounds like a great strategy to me
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18y ago
Ah... there are tons of things you can do in NYC! Besides the normal gym routines, here are a few things I recommend: - There are excellent bike trails all around Manhattan. You can bike along both East River and the Hudson on the west s
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18y ago
I second that, although I am a Cornell grad so I am biased :) Cornell also accepts a huge amount of transfers. It's somewhere around 20-30% when I was there. But be aware of the stats on sites like US News. The engineering school is much m
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18y ago
We are a start-up seed-funded by investors in DC. Depending on your expertise and/or time frame, we may be able to leverage your help :) We are fairly well-connected in the start up scenes here in DC through introductions from our investor
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18y ago
A heatmap approach would've been better to depict the data I think. Or use different sized bubbles.
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I agree with many things said in this article, but there are many plus sides of "elite" education that shouldn't be overlooked. For instance, I am going to generalize here, but most people I know coming out of these "elite" schools are more
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18y ago
I wish there were a web app that recommends me gift ideas that doesn't suck. Because every holiday season, I struggle for days to find gifts. Hey, there's an idea for the adventurous :P
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Another vote for Turbo Pascal! It was my first language as well and it really set a foundation for me. It was easy to pick C/C++, Java, etc. afterwards. I think the kids must have genuine interest of computers in order to learn programmin
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http://newtech.meetup.com/1/ This is the one run by the Meetup folks. Usually the first Tuesday of every month. They get 6-7 startup to demo their product. The turnout is usually great, at least 500+ people will show up.
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