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Paul Graham Is Wrong: Or Where to Find the Best “Bad Idea”
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POSThere.io is a simple free service for developers to help debug API calls and web hooks. When your code is POSTing to someone else’s code… or they'll be POSTing to you, it can be hard to iterate, debug and validate your code. POSTher
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Show HN: Free service to debug API calls and web hooks
(posthere.io)
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13y ago
I'm also a very happy early Silvrback customer. It's fast, simple, attractive, and very easy to setup with your own domain: http://self-proficient.com/
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Insights from the iPhone 5s Launch
(blog.talkto.com)
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Initially we are implementing it as a curated list of curators. Unclear where it'll go long term.
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We are working on just such a website actually. It's why we are trying to learn more about what people are dealing with. We're hoping to put a tool into experts' hands that lets them curate, organize and sequence the wealth o
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Self education is not about not getting help from anyone, and learning everything from first principles. You read a book... you're getting help from the author. You don't have to be a genius and have all the time in the world to l
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Would be nice if the home page had an example of what the finished product looked like. What's the experience of using one of these narratives?
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13y ago
I'd leave as of tomorrow, once you found the job that is directly on track to where you want to be. Life is too short to be on some deferred plan.
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How to Best Get Traffic for Your App with Facebook Ads
(inc.com)
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13y ago
I'm a little confused... isn't there a whole market (many markets actually) for each of these areas you point out (IQ enhancement, mindfulness, etc.) I don't get the role of a startup here.
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This whole we can't optimize for Rails anymore seems like a red herring. Dumb (random) routing is dumb routing. It doesn't matter if you have single threaded Rails or Django stack or highly concurrent Node.js or Erlang serving requests, if
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Ah... that makes more sense then. Hyperink is unique. Funny how the brain turns the word into what you expect, Hyperlink rather than what it was. I wonder if HyperInk would be less prone to that.
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14y ago
I believe Hyperlink did a good job for you but what a horrible, horrible name for a company. Given your word of mouth recommendation here (w/o a link) how am I too find them with such a generic word that's so closely tied to their industry?
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I would also love to see a trimmed down version just to use datalog.
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14y ago
Here's the challenge by DARPA Network Challenge (Red Balloon Challenge) from 2009. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DARPA_Network_Challenge The challenge was to find 10 red weather balloons located somewhere in the US. Dr. Crane and a team fr
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I have ethical qualms about it too. I'm not sure I could get comfortable enough with them to do it. But you're totally spot on that the negative priming (he's making risky decisions, upsetting his family) and the distancing (it's my brother
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The point about using the "brother" is to provide the distance required to make the stranger feel like they can give truly honest feedback without hurting your feelings.
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Always Be Building Your Own Products
(blog.snootymonkey.com)
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The Internet's Dark Side
(blog.bubbletimer.com)
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Ask HN: What have you built with Erlang?
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A couple years before Amazon's Mechanical Turk came out I started thinking about web services (SOAP at the time) with human beings at the end point. To do the things for our software systems that only humans could do. I had a few long brain
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Less Accounting is very good for a small business or startup. http://lessaccounting.com/
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Good developer hygeine
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