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Not really.
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Working with Developers: A guide for non-developers
(m.odul.us)
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Yup. My server in Dallas is down. However, my server is New Jersey is still up and running. Are there any other server locations down other than Dallas?
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Technology Adoption and the "No"-gates
(slott-softwarearchitect.blogspot.com)
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Ask HN: Good resources/articles on laying out a landing page?
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You may want to check out this free online seminar: http://creativelive.com/courses/android2/ Here's the description: Course: Developing Android Apps - A Twitter Client Instructor: Tony Hillerson Length: 6 Weeks You can never have too man
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16y ago
My mistake. Sorry, Amy.
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This sounds really great. Are you solely looking for long-term guests, or could a group stay for...say...a week?
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Top cities for startups
(images.businessweek.com)
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I'm pretty sure he's referring to this: http://letsfreckle.com/
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I don't know about the last part. Are you saying take away pictures of them for the same old, cookie cutter, every websites got 'em, pictures of multicultural business people doing mundane tasks that STILL don't say what the company actual
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NULL Confusion
(slott-softwarearchitect.blogspot.com)
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Mindmap of new Facebook Technologies
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Does anybody else find it strange that all the visible credit card numbers start with 5424? According to Wikipedia, Citibank has that issuer code ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bank_Identification_Num... ). Why would only Citibank
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Google's Innovation Factory (and how testing adapts)
(googletesting.blogspot.com)
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Celery: The Distributed Task Queue for Python
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Lean != Cheap. The "Lean" in Lean Startup is more about efficiency and less about money.
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Yeah, sorry about that. It was up when I first posted it. It seems to be back up now as well.
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Bootstrapping a Lean Startup
(ashmaurya.com)
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Lean Startup: David McClure interviews Eric Reis
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Bloom Unveils Its Game Changing Energy Box
(mashable.com)
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Surprise: Silicon Valley Doesn’t Employ Minorities
(blackweb20.com)
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Twitter plans to analyze 100 billion tweets
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17y ago
Thank you very much for compiling this list. Will you continue adding Ask YC/HN posts to this wiki?
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We also have a pretty active python user group that meet once a month. http://www.meetup.com/python-meetup-dc/
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Same about white pages, and also curious how you would keep my information safe (I'm guessing it's in the FAQ which isn't loading)? I'd definitely be interested in the service if I knew 100% that nothing bad would happen to the data I'd gi
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I know this doesn't add to the conversation, but Congratulations Patrick!
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Map Reduce -- How Cool is That?
(slott-softwarearchitect.blogspot.com)
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Python also has a native Python module for reading and writing Excel files. It's pretty simple to use and also doesn't require any COM nastiness. http://www.python-excel.org/
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Thank you, nailer! I've been putting up with Word randomly crashing when using it's COM object in long running processes. Now I can skip Word altogether and work on the file level. THANKS!
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