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by bryanh 14y ago
Well, as long as such purchases aren't ongoing...
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by bryanh 15y ago
I've only once been able to snag a domain on the drop (everymentor.com). Though I've tried dozens of times for various domains, I always get beaten to the punch. What kind of resources do these guys have? Hundreds of EC2 instances poundin
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by bryanh 15y ago
Archaic C-level execs are still making the calls. This isn't unexpected.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Well thought out response.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Why not go the CDBaby, Bandcamp.com or Threaded route? You have musicians, they have music, why not create a marketplace around their persona and talent? Feature them, give them exposure. Get them sales . Just take your modest cut. 400k us
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by bryanh 15y ago
Not a lick of HTML is rendered by our backend in the 1.0 version of Zapier. It's all Backbone.js! We even have a (unusual?) nested view pattern that really helps us segment complicated logic. Our co-founder (mikeknoop on HN) even did a talk
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by bryanh 15y ago
Big props on stellar presentation. The code is impressive, but even better is their slick install, deploy, docs, screencast and examples. This looks big. If nothing else, hopefully others will notice the code to support materials ratio. Its
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by bryanh 15y ago
This is correct, and is the exact reason the AGPL was created ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affero_General_Public_License ): to close the "not really distributed" loophole in GPL.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Coffeescript is quickly becoming my favorite language for one little reason: it gets out of my way and I just get things done. What more can you ask for? My hats off to Jeremy and all the contributors. Thanks guys.
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by bryanh 15y ago
One page and readable: http://www.readability.com/articles/yqn3js4v
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by bryanh 15y ago
I find the funding side of the tech world is a bit like loan insanity around higher education. The price-to-benefit ratio is going up when it should be going down. One would image tech startups are experiencing progressively lower capital r
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by bryanh 15y ago
Awesome. Does this simplify the whole retrieval and setting of relationship as they are loaded via the standard fetch mechanism? A real pain point for us at with Backbone is transversing these relationships in JS. We end up doing redundant
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by bryanh 15y ago
Shark jumped.
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by bryanh 15y ago
The fact that the insurance companies acted so swiftly and decisively shows how vulnerable they are. It's pretty obvious that insurance is an industry whose margins are bolstered by consumer ignorance. I'm glad you guys are spending the tim
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by bryanh 15y ago
Myspace for Harvard students.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Could Minecraft be that little thing that teaches kids about logic? Maybe Jeb and co. should consider adding even simpler logic based building blocks, more akin to Lego's Mindstorm as an alternative to relays and switches. I find it fascina
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by bryanh 15y ago
Wonderful presentation with the fade in.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Suggestion: make them circles instead of squares for easier diagonal moves.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Official docs are some of the best of any project (save maybe the best practices for view creation...). I'd recommend skimming through a few Django applications to get an idea of structure, one I know off the top of my head (as I wrote it
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by bryanh 15y ago
Release notes here: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.4/ Some things to really dig: * better password hashing (bcrypt, etc...) * time zone support * built in selenium testing support * bulk insert Models
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by bryanh 15y ago
I was inspired by the post yesterday. So I made this at http://hackcomo.com/ and learned me some Flask & gevent. Happy to answer any questions.
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Decrease email bounces with EmailPie: a simple, open source email validator API(emailpie.com)
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by bryanh 15y ago
I wonder, did citizens immediately prior to the existence of the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany sit around in bars and have the exact same rational discussion that we're having here? Surely it can't get that bad, but it did before.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Clearly the team is awesome, so the question is: with a talent shortage apparently driving the market crazy, are the premiums justified? Is it really that bad out there?
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by bryanh 15y ago
I dunno, I like the readability of an explicit else.
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by bryanh 15y ago
Begin countdown until shutdown...
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by bryanh 15y ago
This is insanely awesome. Thank you guys. A bit surprised the tutorials are all up and available for free...
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by bryanh 15y ago
Oops. Thanks.
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by bryanh 15y ago
And we begin the rumblings of fraud within another payment center, this one on the back of ACH instead of credit. I am curious how it plays out, but Dwolla will certainly have their work cut out for them in the coming years. If regulations
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by bryanh 15y ago
This sounds a bit like the complement sandwich: start with a positive (where it works great), then criticize (where it falls short) and wrap up with another positive. Oddly enough, even though its a bit clichéd, it is a remarkably effective

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