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Apple's Ship has Sailed: there is no “next” iPhone
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Ask HN: Foursquare: Why check-ins in Swarm?
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What's your equity offer really worth?
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I'm surprised that nobody seems to reference Dropbox or Github. Both companies are well-respected, successful, good at attracting talent, and choose to use CoffeeScript. I would wager that both generally manage programming projects tha
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Aventura Labs - New York, NY Aventura Labs is an early stage company whose mission is to assemble great algorithmists, programmers, and designers to solve hard problems. I've spent the past year bootstrapping the first product, Just th
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You've got to love that! Great entry point.
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Does anti-trust ever become an issue in that case? What about availability of cash (they just spent 35% of theirs)? What about properly valuing users?
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Why I believe Facebook's stock is going down
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Ask HN: How to find my first hire?
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While I'm following you ideologically, I'm not sure that this idea bears fruit in evidence. The computer science community still uses large numbers of algorithms (via libraries) that were written by academics, in peer-reviewed jou
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Cyan's Obduction just shy of VR support in final Kickstarter hours
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That's fair, but keep in mind that the CDC this year revised their estimates of people with Lyme 10x. This suggests that they've had a strained understanding of the problem. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/
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Would you agree that a medical journal's impact factor is more important for new research than a summary? I would think that for a summary the quantity and quality of the references is a bigger factor. As far as the clinicians, having
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I've watched my mother suffer from this for 20+ years. She initially had a doctor that treated her for 3 years with very strong antibiotics. She made remarkable progress. The doctor left practicing for personal reasons and subsequently
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That's actually a bit of a dated response: See recent study on Rhesus monkeys: http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjourna... The "no bacteria" perspective is usually based off of IDSA g
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Basil - beautiful aesthetic. A few thoughts for you: 1. You are currently marketing the features of your application. Consider instead marketing the problem that you're solving. Demonstrate that you understand the problem and then show
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Npm appears to be down
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13y ago
From New Relic support: With the license key someone could configure an application to report to the account affiliated with the key. They would not be able to access the account or use the key to retrieve any personal information from the
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It would seem to me that New Relic license keys would also be available to the hacker(s), as they are required to link MongoHQ to New Relic. In speaking with New Relic, these keys cannot be regenerated. Wondering if anybody could advise as
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still "suing"...hahaha. slightly different meaning the misspelling conveys, especially in this incident!
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Is this a landing page to see how much interest there is, or is there something in advanced development?
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The studies are actually desktop vs desktop. Big screen versus smaller screens. As for #2, we'll see where things head. I'm just seeing some refocus on better desktop UX that I hadn't seen in a few years.
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Your #2 is actually self-defeating. Your assumption would be that the desktop tools have peaked as well. The point that I'm making is that a lot of studies have shown increased productivity with increased screen real estate and that ma
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Size Matters: why universal 'mobile-first' is a bad strategy
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Making it through the down days of entrepreneurship
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What opportunities remain in social media? Vine's wall to climb...
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Why you shouldn't avoid networking
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A few points of warning to the creators of Soylent: 1. Chewing is important. It helps trigger the brain to stimulate the digestive process. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7568724.stm 2. "Meal time" appears to be an important social con
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Learning Always Wins
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Making sense of your career...
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