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by Hates_ 11y ago
Some more info here which might shed some light: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9132352
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by Hates_ 11y ago
Definitely worth checking out the Base16-Tomorrow theme which is the "evolution" of Tomorrow-Night. https://github.com/chriskempson/base16-vim
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An open response to Taylor Swift's rant against Apple(junction10.wordpress.com)
91 points by Hates_ 11y ago|49 comments
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by Hates_ 11y ago
Shame there's not a demo board. Being able to go in and play around with some populated data without having to sign up would be a big plus. And while this may be a better alternative to Trello, no where do I see why it's a bette
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by Hates_ 11y ago
Those are normally all just at the start of a tenancy. Agents still charge around £100 to extend the agreement after a year.
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by Hates_ 11y ago
One reason I use http://hckrnews.com as my HN page. After some time away it's a nice way of quickly filtering on just the main stories I might have missed.
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Gates Foundation's $1.4bn in fossil fuel investments(theguardian.com)
3 points by Hates_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by Hates_ 12y ago
Does it still have to listen through a mic or can it detect songs from internal audio now? I don't have any speakers and just use headphones.
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Start using Browsersync today(blog.donnywals.com)
2 points by Hates_ 12y ago|0 comments
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by Hates_ 12y ago
So when does a "customer development call" become a cold call? As a small startup trying to talk to potential customers how does this affect me? All these books on startups talk about picking up the phone and talking to people.
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by Hates_ 12y ago
The example that springs to mind is Spree ( https://spreecommerce.com/ ). Spree itself is open source, but Spree Commerce make their money from support, implementation and premium offerings.
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by Hates_ 12y ago
What about solutions like Dropbox or Gmail? Or even plain old email for that matter. Even if you look after those yourself, how can you be 100% sure that you can offer a service that is more secure and reliable than a third party?
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by Hates_ 12y ago
The One Hour China Book gives a very brief insight into the mega trends that caused the massive growth there http://www.amazon.com/One-Hour-China-Book-University/dp/0991...
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by Hates_ 12y ago
AlienBlue was a paid purchase until it was acquired by Reddit. I believe they'll soon start charging for the Pro version at some point in the near future again.
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by Hates_ 12y ago
The difference between knowing Rails and knowing how to best apply its abilities come with experience IMO. While it provides an easy approach to web development it's still extremely easy to approach things in the wrong manner with Rail
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by Hates_ 12y ago
You already have experience in .NET so I'm not sure why you are trying to move away from it to a language in which you have no experience at all. You mention the work you did on the simple CMS and praying that it worked. Build on those
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by Hates_ 12y ago
Thinking back to some example eBooks that have been popular and have done well are those that are quite niche. Off the top of my head some that I can think of are "Working with Unix Processes" and "Mastering Modern Payments&q
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by Hates_ 12y ago
http://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/
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by Hates_ 12y ago
I use tmuxinator to launch services I need, then I just kill the session when I'm done. https://github.com/tmuxinator/tmuxinator
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by Hates_ 12y ago
Not really. The app only picks up music from ambient mic input. Your app looks like something I've needed for a while though!
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by Hates_ 12y ago
No speakers on my desktop sadly.
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by Hates_ 12y ago
Wish it could pick up music from internal audio. Plenty of times I've wanted to try detecting music in YouTube videos.
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by Hates_ 12y ago
As someone who uses brew versions of postgres, elasticsearch and redis, what benefit would I get moving to a setup like this?
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by Hates_ 12y ago
I worked on something that did just that: http://www.newstrapper.com/
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by Hates_ 13y ago
Every in-store demo I've watched has been very impressive, even on screens around the 50" size.
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by Hates_ 13y ago
I read the same book after it was mentioned here on HN. Definitely worth a read and isn't particularly long either.
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by Hates_ 13y ago
One big difference between the two is that from what I understand is that with Stripe you use a shared merchant account where as with Paymill everyone get's their own. This explains why with Stripe you can be approved in minutes where
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by Hates_ 13y ago
I don't think it's the 6th of December yet.
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by Hates_ 13y ago
Switching to the dark theme has made it more pleasant for me, but there is still room for improvement.
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by Hates_ 13y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6213196

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