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Yes Shopify has a Toronto office after their acquisition of Jet Cooper: http://www.jetcooper.com/
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I'm liking this new trend of completely open source companies (e.g. Code Combat). I feel as though this it will either work immensely well or be a complete failure. It'll be interesting to see where it goes. On a side note, are th
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What are the security benefits gained by using FastMail over Google (in the context of a state-level eavesdropper)? Is it that FastMail is a smaller target? If you take all your centralized information from Google and move it over to FastMa
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I think SpaceX chose to not webcast yesterday's launch because they believed the chances for a scrub were very high. It's better to grow a large following for webcasts of rocket launches rather then scrubbed launches.
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I'm actually a huge fan of Tycho. I like the music I listen to to be good when I pay attention, but not overwhelming while coding.
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I believe it helps avoid legalities involving gambling and the such as well as helps to keep the money circulating in their marketplace.
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It'll be interesting to see if developers can woo users into their apps by offering up to $5000 in prizes (Amazon Coins). I personally believe that Amazon should be offering the $5000 directly to developers to simply build apps through
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I knew it was satire from the title, but a small sliver of me thought it might be true - that's worrying
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Or for Google-scale storage systems!
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Cantor’s Loss a Bad Omen for Moderates
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I've slowly found that by focusing on interesting things (and sometimes productive) instead of dedicating time to school projects that are merely time wasters, I can complete projects I want whilst doing satisfactory in school with min
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With 'dull Monday' approach my biggest worry would be if I'm having a weak day, I might not have the will power to overcome the "I hate the work I have to do today". I'd argue it requires a lot more will power
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Hapi: Walmart's Node.js Framework
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Show HN: Market Share Visualizer (Built with D3/AngularJS)
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Show HN: Gekko: Market Share Visualizer (Built with D3/AngularJS)
(gekko.stolarsky.com)
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As a detached Apple-related news follower, can some please update me: Is Swift going to become the new main development language for iOS?
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SEEKING WORK - Toronto/Kitchener or Remote I'm a full stack web developer based in Toronto/Kitchener. Skills: AngularJS, D3.js, Node.js, Express.js, Android, jQuery, pure Javascript, Photoshop, PostgreSQL, Nginx Experience: I
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Rather then "the founder made a poor technical choice" , I think she made the best possible decision at the time (fastest to market). The change over to Go gave the company an excuse to rewrite their codebase which always gives g
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Do lawyers face any repercussions for representing frivolous cases that are used as an abusive tactic?
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Has the actual Chapel aged so well or have the images been reworked to give show more color?
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The undoubtable mention of SockJS will appear multiple times in this thread. Socket.io has been plagued with scalability issues since its original release (can't speak on the new version) and Engine.io is suppose to be fix that. The ma
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Fair observation, but I think this sort of centralization will come after maybe 2 or 3 generations (40 - 60 years). With a long enough timetable I believe the sentiment behind private car ownership will dwindle until it becomes a hobby akin
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Tesla (or insert company willing to go big on electric cars) and Google really need to team up on this. Self driving cars have the potential to completely do away with owning personal cars. Imagine a new public/private service that all
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Sentinel has two separate hard drives, both encrypted. After deciphering the hard drives, the IRGC-AF And that's how we know most of what the Iranian military says regarding the Sentinel is completely fabricated. Correct me if I'
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This is why I love the HN community. HN can be a harsh bunch, but I'm in awe how whenever a member needs help someone always step up to the plate.
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HN username works on ... The Google's email service.
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I know there are regulations for flying through airspace which require me to get permission depending on the type vehicle/altitude obtained. Are there similar regulations for space? Do I have to go somewhere to get permission to orbit
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Google also released a video[1] describing their joint investment in a D-Wave "quantum computer" (given the debates I've left it in quotes) with NASA. It talks about some cool potential applications and attempts to break down
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I think it'd be nice to see the NPC board even if it's just a grid of blank squares.
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This is basically a giant fuck you to the whole Comcast/Time-Warner/net neutrality issue.
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