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How many production sites use HAML/SASS?
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Post Anon cta looks inactive from the grey, try a different color and measure performance. Show a single or list of sample ideas under the main entry field...
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SEEKING FREELANCER (Developer) Dev to build a MVP rails geo app and data infrastructure ( will be accessible in the near future by mobile devices). Familiarity with the following is helpful to take this on: * Storing location data in Active
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ActiveCollab is similar and started out as a basecamp alternative. It's a single purchase + yearly upgrade/support fee license for your entire team. http://www.activecollab.com
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Interested to know: Is the "predictive text algorithms" checking against a dictionary? What can someone do about conflicting entries (the entry from left hand matches an equivalent word on the right hand side)? Can you override the predic
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Does this mean a Samsung exec will get some jail time just like the Utah University student who did the same thing and changed his grades? http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4188/is_20070107/ai_...
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It looks like this is only to manage direct placement sales, does it do any CPM/delivery stuff across the whole network?
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This suit has parallels to Dan Snyder (NFL team owner - Washngton Redskins) suing a local city paper for a rather humorous (and factual) A-Z account of his mismanagement. The original post: http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/articles/40063
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Most efforts are at $5-10K for our market segment per project and a yearly of $1500 and up
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I fail to draw the same comparison, but that's not unique my friend. :) On the road, "frontier" "unused" "common-good" land delivers benefit to the general public by way of open spaces, natural resources, scenery, production of oxygen. On
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Disagree, analogies do have a place in this discussion in placing similar situation out of context for comparative reasoning. I highly doubt you'd be giving away any land you purchased. Judging someone aggressively for doing something tha
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Not to sound cheesy, but our best prophets are our customers. This happens only because they are quite informed, intelligent, conceptual in identifying needs and have a sharp edge when either the hacker of hustler gets the best of us. They
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Niche SaaS & service hybrid product for a finance niche cleared that in 45 days. Have done slight pivots to retain a sustainable and healthy growth clip.
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Yes, but it doesn't stop with registrars. Certain large ISPs front run on domains that don't exist by recording domain names that don't resolve or exist, then trial register them while sending you to their 404 link bait landing page. We o
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If your goal is to be acquired by Google, writing the app in Python won't hurt your chances as there is more resident knowledge of it (for front-end) than RoR in-house. This also has implications on the integration of the app with their pr
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should be noted: Logging in is a pain. Cookie and FF default auth details are saved using the same underlying mail.google.com domain, it doesn't bind the correct saved authentication detail with the correct account. CNAMES have no effect o
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http://news.ycombinator.com/
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2011 Rankup your Hacker/Startup/Biz Bookmarks
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Thanks for sharing Jacquez post. I am relatively new here and find his experience insightful. As such, im not aware of his full story but I hope his issues with the community are recognized and integrated so that his contributions are als
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home depot + closet door + large brackets Get a friend or handyman to come and secure it to the wall for less than $50.
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Goldman "analysts" misread Facebook app as a Netflix killer, stock down 5.76%
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Hacker stumbles on upcoming Android/Google music sync service in the cloud
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The issue is I don't know what the capabilities of your current team are and what specifically the consultants would be fixing. I've generally found that outside programmers take a bit of time getting acclimated with the code and functional
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Take the lead. A team must be flexible enough to compensate when sh*t hits the fan and a founder still has priorities to hit the road and continue to build corporate infrastructure, secure investments and make sales. There is no choice--gi
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A generic welcome message doesn't improve the communication of a product's offering nor improve functionality in this case. This is valuable real estate that is being given up. Additionally, you want the product to appear stable, success
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Hope this helps.... Overall interesting start, you did execute on an implementation which deserves kudos for that. I like the simplicity but the UI does leave much to be desired. Needs a little polish to take it away from the standard out
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I started this site as my first MVC just to keep track of recipes I've made and liked. You're welcome to jump on and add your own... http://cookbuk.com/recipes
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FYI chart doesn't display fully on iPhone
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I appreciate the time you guys put into writing about your experience. Thanks for that.
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second this. especially across rafters. never go above 1.5", always drill center and reinforce with a steel brace clip.
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