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by helipad 14y ago
Bootstrap is so easy to customize. An hour spent changing the variables in the variables.less file with be well worth your time.
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by helipad 14y ago
Great Lakes Crossing Outlets, Auburn Hills, MI. I believe I had a cheeseburger and fries, with a root beer float. 'murica!
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by helipad 14y ago
I won't say because the point to me is not to out the company. All I would like is that any reader who has been in a position to hire takes heed of what people go through. Lots of well-known companies on HN and around suggest a lot of how-
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by helipad 14y ago
I interviewed with a very well known company in these circles. I was delighted as they are known for paying attention to the everyday aspects of running a business & being open about it. (It was actually my 2nd time applying & inter
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by helipad 14y ago
I heard the Save As... hack/fix was being modified to not write over the original. Crossing my fingers!
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Soccer team to open data match data from every EPL game from last season(guardian.co.uk)
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by helipad 14y ago
Make it or break it? They're the most valuable company in the world. I think they've made it for now.
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by helipad 14y ago
Only seems to support German bank accounts at the moment (not any European) - though they're not terribly difficult to open.
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by helipad 14y ago
Spoilers? Still in the theaters..
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by helipad 14y ago
This was the first idea I came up with when I thought about the Twilio API, so I'm glad someone has done it. I just projected so far down the line that I would have requests from the FBI every day for who was behind particular phone numbers
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by helipad 14y ago
I'd like to think Caine's Arcade has picked up steam.
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by helipad 14y ago
What is the site? Sharing is caring.
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by helipad 14y ago
The ability to bring 'Save As' back is worth the $20 alone for me.
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by helipad 14y ago
It's a fair point, but I'd suggest the main reason people get upset is it feels like they've somehow wasted time getting attached to it. People such as the OP get excited about having this pleasant thing in their life and the implicit relat
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by helipad 14y ago
Paul Irish posted a good article on the ins and outs of using it on every element. If it's good enough for him... "Border box ftw": http://paulirish.com/2012/box-sizing-border-box-ftw/
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by helipad 14y ago
As a Brit who has visited Detroit, the city looks perfect for a tech hub. Empty homes and offices that need filling. Hip/artistic city that can encourage young people. Close to good universities in Ann Arbor & (East?) Lansing.
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by helipad 14y ago
It's slightly concerning that the author talks about people being "green", but then complaining about having to manage bureaucracy, not having access to a ready-made network of experts & having to spend your last peso. Isn't this just p
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by helipad 14y ago
Is this thread title for real? Skype has been a critical part of my personal life, never mind my business life, for free, for several years. They can do whatever they want with the otherwise blank screen I have during the audio call for all
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by helipad 14y ago
The reason I like Justin's site (we don't know each other) is because you can tell it is: a) personally curated b) not updated too often (i.e. tried and tested products) and c) supposed to be a definitive resource for someone who doesn't wa
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by helipad 14y ago
Seems like a more executive-toyish version of Justin Oullette's theshittoget.com Why would someone go to the site though? (this post notwithstanding)
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by helipad 14y ago
1) It's not just blogging if there are actions behind it. If they change how a multi-million dollar business works for a month it's not just a blog post, is it? 2) "This is now really the ironic part, sharing advice how to come to new fresh
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by helipad 14y ago
Indeed - I've no idea what the revenues would be - was just an idle thought. Right now the problem is getting people to believe in Facebook's revenue to get some confidence back in the market. Not saying it's is a silver bullet by any means
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by helipad 14y ago
I wonder what would happen if Facebook ran a scheme like AdSense. Advertising on the Facebook site itself seems not to be working, but I could foresee a situation where website owners allow Facebook to display ads on their site for a fee pe
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by helipad 14y ago
If I can send a message to anyone I know or have met (in real-time, asychronously, or by video), who will receive it on their phone or computer immediately, without having to remember a number or address, I'd call that earth-changing. I don
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by helipad 14y ago
I like the idea of setting challenges, it's certainly more useful to me than the tutorial route.
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by helipad 14y ago
Interesting to see they're still pushing on. The redesigned profiles seem a little full-page-bokeh-background, Path-circular-profile-image, Pinterest-masonry heavy. Not bad styles in their own right, but it feels as if borrowed from the oth
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by helipad 14y ago
Exactly. Is there anything more likely to make a kid want to browse porn that finding out not only is it taboo, it's a technical challenge too.
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by helipad 14y ago
If someone European did it, that's great. The point is that Stripe are a long way down the road of working out how to achieve this. As for the comment below that the US just gets things done - well it's a whole lot easier when there's just
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by helipad 14y ago
Congrats to Sahil, I think a few of us have been watching this since day 1. His record speaks for itself. It's also good that Gumroad was essentially made possible by Stripe's very accessible API (as far as I know). I think I speak for all
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by helipad 14y ago
I'm always intrigued by Twilio hacks. I'm always intrigued by APIs that work in the 'real world' or have physical outputs - i.e. not just web apps talking to each other. Are there other examples of APIs like this? (e.g. MOO for printing)

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