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At SXSW the stunts wilder every year - and more dissapointing
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Great job! Congrats on a slick product. I noticed you had a link to listen to the soundtrack. Cute music, did you guys make the music too? I'm glad people are getting onboard with HTML5 for apps and games. You should get a blog going, I'd l
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Why Libraries Should Be the Next Great Start-Up Incubators
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How a movie changed one man’s vision forever
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I totally agree! But I found your glove isn't any where nearly as cute sounding.
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I always use the left shift, and like you I never touch the right. But I'm a lefty...
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Not trying to be douchy, but am I the only one that doesn't understand why there are so many people trying to redefine social networking and the next big photo sharing app?
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Survivor's Gilt: the flash sale industry struggles to stay alive
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Not trying to put you off, but H1B's are so difficult, mainly due to the small number available each year. I got one year's ago, but I'm not a dev. As far as I know it's not too late, particularly if the hiring company uses lawyers who have
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So what do you read online then? I'm a displaced Melburnian living in the States and have been reading The Age online for ages, simply because it was the paper I use to read when I live there, many moons ago...
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What are long term threats of plastic in our seas?
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I disagree. I travelled with one of my best mates driving through the States. He ran out of money half way and went home. While it was fun with him, it was really no different to being at home, we'd do the same things, except in a different
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Welcome to Boston! Depending on where you live, but there are a few decently sized Starbucks around town. My fav in town is actually the big one on Boylston St, not only because it's big but their wifi doesn't suck. Just stay away from the
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I'm sure Boston would be successful for these dev bootcamps. But $11K tuition?!!
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How MIT's Kendall Square Attracted $2 Billion And So Can You
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The Nexus is super attractive, except for the glaring lack of LTE. I'm currently on a SIII rooted with AOKP Jelly Bean ROM and I'm loving it. I can't believe how fast it is, not to mentioned the high level of customization available. The Sa
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It's another symptom of poisoned politics here in the US. As far as I've seen, the people who are attacking Nate Silver are Republicans who simply don't like what Silver's stats are pointing to. They're the same people who claimed last mont
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E Ink Founder’s Startup Goal: Power The World With Efficient Nuclear Power
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It's pretty disappointing, I love reading these popular science books. I guess they're fun to read because they're entertaining, now I know how some of these authors are making them entertaining... This was a pretty interesting article in i
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Cool! Well done, played the single player version and it ran well.
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I second the recommendation for fabric js. It's the first JS library I ever used, since I was playing with canvas to begin with. The code is definitely very readable and the author is super responsive on stackoverflow and Google+. His docum
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I feel the same. Here in Boston, they have an awesome facility called New England Research & Development (NERD) where they often host and sponsor lots of tech and startup meetups. They seem to be very active in the Boston startup scene.
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Speaking of drones: http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/drone-fi...
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I followed the Sprite Animation tutorial awhile back and found it super useful. And I like the looks of the retro website...
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Good on your for travelling. I'm an aussie living in Boston, I originally came over on a H1B visa, but those are virtually impossible to get as there's a small number for the entire world. You should look at the E3 work visa. It's an employ
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So CL are bullies for dictating what people can do with their data?
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Unfortunately, it's not the people doing the stupid shit you have to worry about. It's the people who believe stupid shit like this...
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I just went on and played against someone called G...Maybe from HN? Anyway, fun game, pretty slick. I'm loving the stuff people are doing with HTML5. Well done!
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Great story about a startup just getting stuff done in it's infancy. Who are their major competitors now?
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I'm in Boston too. Although I can't really consider myself a solo founder, I have just started working on something. Would love to catch up if you're around. I have a day job at the moment, so I'm working on my idea after hours...
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