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Awesome Awkward 404 page
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Show HN: My Gruntfile for JS projects (grunt 0.4.x)
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Show HN: my new company site
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Gamificated a cleaning schedule through Hubot
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Designers: Shipment’s latest update makes reviewing over Dropbox slick and easy
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All new Shipment Beta
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What should you be working on?
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Show HN: Facebook stockvalue (prettified)
(facebookstockvalue.com)
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Shipment is the easiest way for designers to ship deliverables to clients
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Dropbox Privacy: Share a folder in Dropbox for access by an App
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Looking for a better workflow: Hippy development
(davidvanleeuwen.nl)
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Attention passengers: Shipment status update
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Aw man, awesome stuff. Searching, revisions... those things are really helpful. I'm still hoping that POST notifications / webhooks will be introduced soon. That will definitely make the web a better place.
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Wow, this is really helpful. I think we will definitely use Recurly (as it is the only service, that doesn't look like crap). Apparently FlowApp uses Recurly too. So it is possible to make this look nice :)
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I understand that it's a hard thing to do and it might not be as interesting as the US market. But what is interesting is that the payment/bank industry is far behind on what people want. You guys, Stripe and BankSimple are a good example o
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But what is so difficult to make it available in Europe? I don't really grasp what the problems are. And is there any way we Europeans can help, besides saying that we want to use your service.
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I'm not an US citizen. I guess that you need a social security number and be an American citizen to open a bank account in the US.
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Is it actually possible to start a subsidiary as an European citizen?
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It's hard to find out what other startups (from Europe) use for billing. Can anyone give any examples? I understand that the rules are different and that most of the banks here are probably old-fashion, but isn't there a way to work around
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Ask HN: European startup looking for a service for recurring billing
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Signup page for ShipmentApp, an app for designers (and developers)
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See the code at https://github.com/davidvanleeuwen/Anatomy-Pro-Am
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This has been a long and busy day. I've received a lot of comments, both positive and negative. I'm not sure what to do with all of these comments. I saw a lot of questions about where I got my inspiration. Someone built something similar a
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Not yet. I was planning to put it up on the Steam community first and sending and e-mail later on to Valve (and Gabe himself of course). I'll wait until the (HN) storm has passed first. But if you could help me out, that will be great. Than
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Please use www.davidvanleeuwen.nl and not just davidvanleeuwen.nl - it's a little bug
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Never heard of it. But it actually does use the same technique (I use flash as fallback for browsers that doesn't support websockets... well actually, Socket.IO does it all <- love it).
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Actually, someone recommended Jeff Kreeftmeijer's work, when I was working on this (an old colleague). I liked the way he did this, so yes... his work was very inspiring. But most of my inspiration on how to do this came from the Node.JS kn
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Hi guys. Thank you all for supporting me. I'm just reading all of this, because I've been at a meeting for a couple of hours. Server is up again, but I wasn't expecting it to be this huge. I'll make some changes, so please don't blame me if
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Lol, I didn't expect to have so many people on this site. I think the server is going to need a vacation soon.
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FF 3.6 (on windows) needs javascript and flash. So that could be the problem. Maybe you could try Chrome/Safari instead. And the server is having a busy day, because of all of you guys :D Sometimes it resets all connections, not sure why ye
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