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bentoner
13y ago
That seems right. Batteries need a lot of capex though: maybe easier for a hotel than a utility.
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bentoner
13y ago
Did you conclude this before reading the answer?
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bentoner
13y ago
CloudFlare just showed me a "Checking whether you are part of a DDoS" message
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13y ago
However, what I WOULD love to see is a previous copy on the right of the screen and a text editor on the left. We built a Word AddIn that lets you to do side-by-side diffs in Word (but you can't edit in this view yet). Would be inter
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13y ago
http://martine.github.io/ninja/
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Version control in your Gmail
(draftable.com)
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Sure. If everyone you deal with uses Google Docs, then you don't need Draftable. It's meant for people who exchange documents by email.
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bentoner
13y ago
Sorry for the delay: busy weekend. I added a FAQ https://draftable.com/gmail/faq with the answer to your question (and more), but I'll answer here too: We don't modify the data in your Gmail account, so if yo
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Our startup takes a third approach: automatically detect when one document is a new version of another, so that software can take care of the version control, while the humans can go on being human. We're bringing version control to pe
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13y ago
What dosage do you take? (It sounds too high.)
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bentoner
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That's really harsh. Someone living abroad could easily spend > 35 days/year in the US on business or visiting family.
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bentoner
13y ago
This one's based on the Github tshirt: https://github.com/contrigraph See http://kivikakk.ee/2013/05/07/contrigraph.html
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A fully automatic problem solver with human-style output
(arxiv.org)
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Unprecedented Patent Case Concentration
(perkinscoie.com)
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13y ago
Have they banned them like Europe has, or have they actually banned them?
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See a better explanation here: http://danielmathews.info/blog/2013/08/statement-of-resignat...
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It's not copyright: government product is public domain. I don't know what the law is for the NSA logo though. Here's wikipedia: Certain works, particularly logos and emblems of government agencies, while not copyrightable,
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Twitter bot to have your own _ebooks
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Here is some code to create your own _ebooks twitter account: https://github.com/mispy/twitter_ebooks
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13y ago
Yeah, I saw it yesterday: that's how I came across this.
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The computer rig of the Philip Glass Ensemble
(plogue.com)
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13y ago
Here is a more readable diff: https://www.draftable.com/compare/9spTfcM
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bentoner
13y ago
Yeah, they might want to reword that. I think they mean that they got a grant: http://www.commercialisationaustralia.gov.au/OurParticipants...
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I'm sorry to hear that you didn't find it useful. Thanks for trying it out though! I'd like to understand better what you're looking for; my email's in my profile if you'd be willing to talk further. If you're using the Word Add-In, the dif
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Ah... yes. Well at least we discovered that I can do a good impression of an over-anxious startup founder :-)
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Do you mean the "View Side by Side" feature? It's not particularly useful: it just arranges two document windows so that they're next to each other and then scrolls them at the same rate. There's no diff computed, so there's no markup of ch
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Cool. We're big fans of what you're doing at DocumentCloud. I originally got into this because I wanted a similar tool for LaTeX (my background is in physics), but after understanding how bad the existing version control tools for business
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Yep, this is the direction we're going in. One person I talked to diffs two Excel spreadsheets by arranging the Windows to be same size and then rapidly pressing Alt-tab! The latest versions of Excel (starting with 2010, I think) come with
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A few ways. 1. People seem to find side-by-side diffs easier to read than the Track Changes compare functionality built into Word, because the old and new versions don’t get mashed together. 2. Usability. Draftable is easier to use than the
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13y ago
Oh, whoops; I won't do that again. It's the first time I've done a Show HN and we're still setting up our blog. I can't seem to edit it to change it into a link with URL.
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