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Y Combinator's Approach to Finding and Helping Startups Become Big Winners
(techcrunch.com)
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> less usable In what way? > less accessible Nope. > harder to develop Not when you're trying to develop for ever platform, mobile and desktop. Your other points still stand.
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Yes, I'm posting my own tweet. I hope that's okay.
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> I am looking forward to the rest of the world following suit. It's more like the opposite.
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I was asking about the services verses each other. I'd be interested in any helpful links you may have. I looked online but most articles I found were full of fluff, so I was hoping Hacker News could provide some more insightful review
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Ask HN: Pros and Cons of different “HTML5 to mobile app” services?
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12y ago
This question is going to give you skewed results because only the people who do need it would bother to reply. Personally, no, I have no use for it.
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Ask HN: Guides on finding hidden APIs by monitoring network traffic?
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Tor isn't a browser. The Tor Browser Bundle is just the most used application that uses Tor. Not that it really matters though, I doubt that line caused any confusion.
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> I'd like to avoid going to Product Hunt whenever possible Why?
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Honest question, has there ever been a generation that experienced youth the same as the generation before them?
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Ask HN: How do you manage your Linux scripts/processes?
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> FWIW, I think there's two "markets" of which you've only mentioned one -- in addition to founders who can't get US visas, I know plenty of talented Canadians and Europeans who don't want to live in the US
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The Marketing of the Pledge of Allegiance
(priceonomics.com)
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Ask HN: What are you working on and why is it cool?
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Ask HN: What's the most black hat hack you did as a young child?
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Show HN: Ph, an open source mobile web app for Product Hunt
(ph.bram.gg)
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I've used Network Solutions, NameCheap, Gandi, and a handful of specific ccTLD registrars. I never had any problems with any of them and I wouldn't worry about what you chose too much. That being said, I like using Gandi knowing t
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Mass Incarceration in America
(vice.com)
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Don't use such URLs for your business or products. You want your name to be short, memorable, and work with social media. Long novelty URLs help micro content sites go viral, just make sure to include some prominent share buttons. The
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Being a Better Online Reader
(newyorker.com)
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