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5-Week-Old App Draw Something Hits 20m Downloads & Generates 6-Figures Per Day(articles.businessinsider.com)
1 points by iambot 15y ago|0 comments
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by iambot 15y ago
Congrats on the 'exit', and on all you learnt from it. Looking at your stats at the bottom of the post, what exactly is meant by 'Fee to License'?
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by iambot 15y ago
Nice work. I've been looking for something Exactly like this, I'll give it a test run and feedback as much as I can. Thank you.
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by iambot 15y ago
I've come across a project before that used GitHub's gist API as a document store for client side apps. Can't for the life of me find it again, Don't suppose anyone else has come across this use and can remember the url (or has it bookmarke
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by iambot 15y ago
> The app is written in node so it is incredibly fast, like destroy the internet fast. haha I actually like that line a lot. Describes exactly how I feel whenever I'm using node.
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by iambot 15y ago
I'd also made something recently to try solve the same problems. ie working with discussions and threads as apposed to the front page. Check it out here: http://christopherdebeer.github.com/hnCommentWatcher/ check it out if you have a ch
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Structure First. Content Always. | Mark Boulton(markboulton.co.uk)
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by iambot 15y ago
Seriously how badly are they using the gitHub API, or scraping. Because if I find my profile. (I'm not listed in my area "Edinburgh", even though people with a lower score are.) and on my profile the projects are so severely out of date it'
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by iambot 15y ago
I used codeschool.com and did the "rails for zombies" course for free, and I'd highly recommend it.
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Twitter could block super-injunction tweets(telegraph.co.uk)
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by iambot 15y ago
That's the same criticism that gets thrown at CoffeeScript every time its ever being debated. And the answer is always the same, see @dagw reply.
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CoffeeScript: two sugars, no bitter aftertaste(engineering.freeagent.com)
44 points by iambot 15y ago|10 comments
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What the $% is SPDYblog.nodejitsu.com - node.js 0.7 + SPDY(blog.nodejitsu.com)
5 points by iambot 15y ago|0 comments
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by iambot 15y ago
Seems like they have an open call to devs to take the sessions, presumably with a cut for each dev that does it and where they do it. So the quality of the information would ddepend on the dev that bothered to nominate themselves. Unfortuna
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by iambot 15y ago
That sounds really good. Will definitely check it out Shameless plug: is is my last bookmarklet for HN: http://christopherdebeer.github.com/hnCommentWatcher/ Update: I was a bit let down that you just show the HN page in an iframe, nd don
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by iambot 15y ago
As much as it seems like common sense as that page would exist on Wikipedia, it had never occurred to me, Brilliant - Thank you.
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by iambot 15y ago
Nice work, looks useful - if my employers used git that is, sadly I'm stuck on svn (for work)
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by iambot 15y ago
This looks promising, I've been working with the Emscripten[1] port of eSpeak and porting it to the browser and node.js [2] as a contributor (not author) [1]: https://github.com/kripken/emscripten [2]: https://github.com/christopherdebee
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Show HN: (yet another) bookmarklet for HN comment threads(christopherdebeer.github.com)
1 points by iambot 15y ago|0 comments
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by iambot 15y ago
I dont suppose its open source is it? I'd really like to see how you've done it / what you used. Is it on gitHub? UPDATE: @richthegeek, Thanks much appreciated.
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by iambot 15y ago
no problem, let me know if there's anything I can improve
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by iambot 15y ago
you could use grease monkey to do that, or i could figure out how to make chrome/firefox extentions
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by iambot 15y ago
looks brilliant, pitty about the browser support, but thats to eb expected i suppose.
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Show HN: hnCommentWatcher (is this useful?)(christopherdebeer.github.com)
5 points by iambot 15y ago|4 comments
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by iambot 15y ago
I'm one of those many people that enjoy/procrastinate-by reading Hacker News. So in a helpless attempt to be productive/efficient I've created hnCommentWatcher. Yet another HN bookmarklet. Currently I swear by @mrspeaker's Hackemup bookmark
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Show HN: hnCommentWatcher (useful?)(christopherdebeer.github.com)
2 points by iambot 15y ago|2 comments
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by iambot 15y ago
The bookmarklet i use [1], by @mrspeaker is brilliant and does this as well, check it out, i cant use HN without it now. [1]: http://www.mrspeaker.net/2011/04/11/hackernews-bookmarklet/
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by iambot 15y ago
Penguin's Great Ideas series [1] is a collection of abridged (i think) versions of popular/influential books, or essays by influential writers, the "On Friendship" one by Montaigne is a few of his essays from his Essays [2] Short essays bri
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by iambot 15y ago
Yes! I've read "How to Live, or A life of Montaigne" and it _is_ brilliant, partly due to Montaigne being brilliant I'd recommend Penguins Great Ideas Book "On Friendship" by Montaigne. And seeing as you mention on of my favorites to, I'll
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by iambot 15y ago
what the hell is that - i'm seriously confused. making bottles? ... like as in asctual bottles... I'm still confused

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