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Show HN: Drupal/ubercart based webshop
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14y ago
I’d like to thank Dimitiri Grabov, and Steve Buckley for organizing Hacker News London Dmitri deserves 99% of the gratitude. I only play a very small part at the moment!
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14y ago
I disagree. I'm a mod on a reasonably large subreddit and I regularly get approached about promoting certain brands or blogs. I've never accepted any of the offers as I don't agree with gaming the system but undoubtedly plenty of people hav
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14y ago
Two essential daily tools for me: http://www.craigotis.com/ http://www.trello.com
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14y ago
Absolutely right. Speak to any of the worlds best sales people and one consistent piece of advice you'll hear over and over again is to never disparage your competition. It makes you look cheap and desperate.
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14y ago
I'm missing something here, I'm aware you can invite people to join a group but I didn't realise you could force add people to your group.
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Peroni
14y ago
All of the above are relevant. Tech wise there are few that stick out aside from those which is why we are really pushing to be a bigger player as we reckon the UK tech job scene needs a lot of TLC.
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Peroni
14y ago
What a coincidence. I emailed you about 10 minutes ago regarding this exact post!
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14y ago
As you're UK based, check out our site next time (if there is a next time) http://hackerjobs.co.uk
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14y ago
http://www.hackerjobs.co.uk if you're looking for UK based work. We occasionally get some European roles posted too. Had a few Irish & German jobs in the past.
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14y ago
We average about 400 people per event.
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14y ago
You're right about the anon bit but my own personal view is that unless someone has committed a crime (that can be proved beyond doubt) then posting people's real world identities is fucked up.
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14y ago
A prominent Reddit user who has been on the site for years and accumulated shit tons of karma and a proportionate amount of controversy. He established really questionable subreddits such as /r/jailbait and /r/incest and was extremely upfro
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14y ago
There's a few banned subreddits. /r/Jailbait is probably the most high profile banning.
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14y ago
Anyone who attempts to defend the guy's actions on Reddit is an idiot and it was only a matter of time before someone brought their anger into the real world HOWEVER an individual is one thing, a reputable, established company is a totally
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14y ago
It's almost always on a Thursday. We've tried alternative days in the past and Thursday meet-ups tend to be the most accessible.
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14y ago
Doesn't work on Safari on the iPad2 for me.
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14y ago
Without gears, it's just a unicycle with two wheels. ...so, a bicycle?
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Peroni
14y ago
Sorry, I misunderstood. I agree with the claims of the warranty being voided for minor repairs being outlandish. I've yet to see an official source for the claim though.
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14y ago
The Nissan Leaf is designed for short trips and city driving primarily. In those conditions a significant amount of braking is done under 10 miles an hour. Also, in almost all 2 wheel drive cars, regenerative braking only applies to the whe
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14y ago
Sorry but that's just categorically wrong. The leaf, just like every new car on the planet uses disks & brakes. A quick google search of Nissan Leaf brake pads will bring up tons of results for aftermarket replacement pads.
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14y ago
...would cost me $1 per mile That sounds stupidly expensive. Was that a typo? On a $60k car I'd expect to use it regularly and easily top 10k miles a year.
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14y ago
I don't see how regenerative braking makes a difference? Correct me if I'm wrong but if the pad comes in contact with the brake disc every time you press the brakes, regardless of whether it generates energy or not, I don't see why the comp
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14y ago
Parsing Tesla's $600 fee, let's allocate $100 for the wiper blades, roadside assistance, monitoring, and software update features. What about the brake pads mentioned in the previous paragraph? Replacement pads plus labour for fitting wou
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Ask HN: What websites are leading the way in terms of web development?
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14y ago
Love it. Surprisingly cheap too. I've ordered three and can't wait to see them!
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14y ago
Apologies. Didn't realise it was previously posted. I was under the impression HN prevents you from linking the same article twice.
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Donut math: How donut.c works
(a1k0n.net)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Pyrex is a brand. The material you are referring to is borosilicate glass.
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14y ago
http://www.hackerjobs.co.uk 1. Free job listings 2. High quality build with zero recruiter pollution.
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