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by epall 15y ago
Hayes Valley, San Francisco, CA (winter interns welcome) 2bkco - http://2bkco.com/ We're a small team looking to bring on a designer/developer to help perfect our pre-launch social product. We love participatory media, social media, the t
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by epall 15y ago
I'm a fan of bootstrapping, but it's not always an option. Plenty of opportunities in consumer require a critical mass before you can start making money. These are the kinds of plays that make sense when VC is flowing more freely. For some
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Draft schedule of Ruby 1.9.3(ruby-forum.com)
1 points by epall 15y ago|0 comments
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SpaceShipTwo's First "Feathered" Flight(virgingalactic.com)
2 points by epall 15y ago|0 comments
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by epall 16y ago
For ultra-fast one-way sync, I built Dripbox: https://github.com/epall/dripbox
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by epall 16y ago
As one of the maintainers of a small open source project ( http://getontracks.org/ ), I see a huge opportunity with Bushido. The project has really struggled with making it easy for new users to start up, but even a tutorial doesn't help no
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by epall 16y ago
I built something like this for Caltrain: http://epall.github.com/animated-caltrain/
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by epall 16y ago
And for only $6/month! Best iPhone plan ever.
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by epall 16y ago
T-Mobile customer service has consistently been one of the best customer service lines I have ever dealt with. Back when I had a Sidekick, I would routinely end up connected to a Danger employee sitting _at_ Danger HQ, helping me through te
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by epall 16y ago
I just had the opportunity to sell a large 30-year fixed-rate bond with massive leverage into an overheated bond market with damn near a guarantee of serious inflation over the next 30 years. Thank you, Bank of America!
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by epall 16y ago
Absolutely you can. Good managers support their people and do their best to make sure the people they're responsible for are doing their best. Bad managers abuse the outdated hierarchical model for ego trips. You can absolutely be friends w
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Money Won’t Buy You Health Insurance(nytimes.com)
596 points by epall 16y ago|423 comments
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by epall 16y ago
Monocle ( http://saucelabs.github.com/monocle/ ) solves a lot of the issues with using Python generators as coroutines.
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by epall 16y ago
check out http://saucelabs.com/ ! Write your scripts with Selenium RC, run them against any browser, and get screenshots of every important steup.
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by epall 16y ago
We just picked up a couple of real, physical pagers because we're unwilling to trust SMS delivery.
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by epall 16y ago
This seems like a dangerous opportunity for a China-U.S. confrontation.
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μTorrent transport protocol internals(bittorrent.org)
1 points by epall 16y ago|0 comments
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Senate Passes Biggest Regulatory Overhaul of Wall Street Since Depression(online.wsj.com)
21 points by epall 16y ago|5 comments
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by epall 16y ago
This sounds like a great way for busy startuppers to outsource menial tasks. Are there services like this that aren't tied to a credit card?
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MongoDB at Etsy(codeascraft.etsy.com)
7 points by epall 16y ago|2 comments
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by epall 16y ago
The stash has its own reflog git gc only prunes nodes unreachable from branches AND the reflog, which I think by default is 30 days long
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by epall 16y ago
Frankly, I agree with you (and I wrote that title). I'd much prefer to have submitted it with the actual article's title, but I didn't think anybody would read/upvote it in that case, so the post would die without HN seeing it. I've noticed
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Blocking I/O: it's not just for pansies(paultyma.blogspot.com)
42 points by epall 16y ago|19 comments
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by epall 16y ago
Any chance we could get beta invites for HN?
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Computer Vision Tech Grabs Humans In Real-Time 3D(silicon.com)
1 points by epall 17y ago|0 comments
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by epall 17y ago
Oh my god yes! This is exactly the kind of tempting I've been gravitating towards lately. In Lisp, with macros no less! Thank you so much for putting this tutorial together.
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by epall 17y ago
This is the kind of innovative, interactive advertising that we need to see more of. Forget banner ads, engaging users is so much more effective.
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Object-oriented vs. data-oriented programming(hackerengineer.net)
4 points by epall 17y ago|0 comments
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by epall 17y ago
Is it bad that the web (especially the mobile web) is shifting toward a monoculture around WebKit?
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by epall 17y ago
Biggest plus for me: "git checkout A...B" is a way to detach HEAD at the merge base between A and B. I always find myself trying to figure out where two branches meet in the history.

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