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endtwist
13y ago
Yes, the price is updated in realtime, automatically, after every purchase.
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Show HN: Offering consulting starting at $1 and going up
(onehour.me)
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On focus.
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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endtwist
13y ago
Again, I’m not agreeing with the sexist commentary (or necessarily any of it for that matter). The response is equally unproductive though.
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endtwist
13y ago
I’m not sure which is more bitter, the original article or its response. If you’re going to disagree with someone, actually address the points he makes. Attacking him personally is petty and isn’t conducive to real discussion. Peter's
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CloudPhysics Raises $10M
(techcrunch.com)
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"Accidentally" Freelance
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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13y ago
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Why we're doing things that don't scale
(37signals.com)
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13y ago
The most interesting part of that article is the non-chalant last line: "Once the [wooly mammoth's] tissues have been treated to a nuclear transfer process, the eggs will be implanted into the womb of a live elephant for a 22-month pregnanc
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A Terrifying, Fascinating Timelapse of 30 Years of Human Impact on Earth
(theatlanticcities.com)
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endtwist
13y ago
While these numbers will never be perfect, per se, RITA[1] shows that in 2011, Southwest's loadfactor was 80.8% while in 2012, loadfactor was 80.4%. So, the flights remained around 80% full on average. I took this into account in my calcula
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Give them an inch and they take $773 million
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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13y ago
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Font Custom 1.0 Released — SCSS and custom templates, enhanced rendering
(fontcustom.com)
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13y ago
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Powering Down
(stemmings.com)
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Working from Home
(coffeeonthekeyboard.com)
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14y ago
Well, thank you! 1. We just pushed the import feature a couple days ago so we're still tweaking how it works. This is a good suggestion, I'll definitely take it into consideration. 2. You should be seeing 1.3.7 as the 'old version' (last up
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endtwist
14y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders.) BundleScout[1] does this for other languages, including Node.js and Python--and of course Ruby Gems. We don't have Github integration yet, but you can simply upload your requirements file (which, it se
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endtwist
14y ago
Typically, the updater runs about once a day. If you take another look, it will show the latest security update :) We're working very, very hard to guarantee that no updates go missed and ensure that you receive a notification within 24 hou
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endtwist
14y ago
It seems particularly crazy to me that many people find out about security releases (or any releases) like this. What happens when one doesn't make the front page of HN? Apologies for the shameless plug but at BundleScout we've been working
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Please stop using Twitter Bootstrap
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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14y ago
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The Productivity Catalyst
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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14y ago
Harvest ( http://getharvest.com ) - Time tracking and invoicing for freelance work SendGrid ( http://sendgrid.com ) - API for sending and tracking email Lighthouse ( http://lighthouseapp.com ) - Issue tracking for teams Trello ( http
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BundleScout: Now with automatic RubyGem notifications
(bundlescout.tumblr.com)
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Stay Up to Date – Basic Security (2012)
(coffeeonthekeyboard.com)
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14y ago
Shameless plug but Font Custom [1] will let you generate icon fonts from the command line and spits out all of the file types (eot, woff, ttf, svg) plus a ready-to-rock CSS file for you. [1] http://fontcustom.com
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Minimum Viable Workstation
(notes.unwieldy.net)
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GitHub Search Makes Easy Discovery of Encryption Keys, Passwords In Source Code
(securityweek.com)
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14y ago
I hate to be the negative nancy here, but there is absolutely nothing in this slide deck about learning design. You learned how to use Photoshop and parrot other designs--and that's a fine start--but you absolutely did not learn any design
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Group email address. Did 37signals copy my idea?
(ninjasandrobots.com)
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14y ago
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endtwist
14y ago
It would be exceptionally helpful if you put your email address in your profile, too (in the "about" section).
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