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heynk
13y ago
It hit 59 at 4:02, and this post had a minimum of 50. I suppose you could regard it as a bad time based on the ratings before and after that time, but this was only designed to post as soon as a threshold is reached.
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13y ago
I built this because http://hnpickup.appspot.com/ is broken and I loved the original idea from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3251877 . Let me know what you think!
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Show HN: Automated post to HN at the perfect time
(hnbuffer.com)
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How to integrate Dailycred with an existing rails project
(dailycred.com)
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14y ago
Very cool. I clicked around a bit and then watched the video which I found to be very informative after you started playing with 'In Motion // Josh'. I wanted to play with that track as well so I immediately started looking for it, but sinc
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14y ago
The summer is the time for sun in Seattle. This entire summer was clear skies every single day. http://www.seattleweatherblog.com/rain/record-dryness-windin...
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14y ago
Good point, but that also assumes the cost to automate A and B is the same
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Show HN: One OAuth API for Facebook, Twitter, Google, and Email
(dailycred.com)
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Show HN: Get an email when press, investors, or competitors use your app
(dailycred.tumblr.com)
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14y ago
Just yesterday I was searching for a decent coffeescript node.js generator, but the one's I've been using lately[1] haven't been up to date and this is exactly what I've been looking for. Thanks!! [1] https://github.com/jamescarr/coffeescri
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14y ago
Awesome idea. On the homepage it says to register a school, team, or event. But would you be willing to open it up to action sports athletes? It might not be for finding industry sponsors, but I bet a local mom and pop shop would love to sp
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14y ago
>Some areas of life require a delicate moderation of technology, and education is one of them. Care to explain why? The GP had some valid points and your rebuttal is that he or she 'hasn't done their research,' without making a single v
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15y ago
From what I could see, it has mandatory Facebook authentication. Is that really necessary?
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15y ago
And then some entrepreneur will realize this problem, and sell a solution that prevents students from surfing the web while in class. I never got all the fuss about digitizing education, because it seems like the biggest downside is 'distra
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15y ago
I went all in with Apple's new Applecare for the 4s... basically whatever happens, turn it in and get a new phone for $50. I figure I'll be spending close to that on a decent case, but the phone could break in that case too. I think it's ju
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15y ago
Also had Comcast in MoCo, definitely solid internet, overall pretty pleased.
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15y ago
The last project I did was all client side, so I hosted it on AWS. So far I really like it, its extremely simple and cheap. The only trip-up I had was that the server wasn't correctly serving .js and .css files through root directory, like
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15y ago
A lot of the biggest opposition to pot legalization measures is the pharma industry (#1 lobbyers in the US, in terms of money spent). In many ways marijuana is a better alternative than prescription pills for pain and other medical treatmen
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15y ago
You can easily dig around for more sources, but I've attached the wiki link, which has some information about fuel usage and many other uses. From what I can remember it's about as viable as biofuels from corn (maybe a bit better) but still
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Show HN: SoundCloud Instant
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15y ago
I'm in full agreement about the media commonly distorting... everything in some way, but to say that we wouldn't be in Iraq or Afganistan if it weren't for them? I don't think it was Fox News who broke the story about 'Uranium shipments fro
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15y ago
I'm gonna +1 on making it easier to read (maybe slightly bigger font, but definitely lower font weight) and I'm a 19y/o with 20/20 vision. I too taught myself rails with an aggregator, and you've done a really good job at solving problems i
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The Economics of Used Apple Products
(blog.shopobot.com)
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Sorry if this adverts the discussion, but where are we with AI in weather prediction? It seems to me that we're mostly still using an older model with scientists analyzing models to find patterns, but machine learning and weather forecastin
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15y ago
I already got to play with it, its super fun and works just like you want it to. It's versatile enough to go over cracks and stuff in doorways and the video streaming is very smooth. This is an awesome project to back.
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Obama Administration shutting down all California Medical Marijuana
(content.usatoday.com)
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Might be too much speculation, but the first thing I thought when I saw the maps icon was a hint that they'd reveal their own non-google maps system.
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Apparently Zuckerberg donated to Diaspora, so they must not be quite out of money yet. http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/05/zuckerberg-interview/
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Thanks for pointing out some of the more anecdotal evidence from this article. I wish there was some data to compare things instead of it seeming like 'things were better in the good old days.' One thing that is for certain is that obesity
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I understand its a little buggy like everyone else is saying, but overall I had a ball using it for about ten straight minutes. It was annoying at first when random people started dropping beats in left and right, but it usually just made i
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