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jaddison
14y ago
Feel free to get in touch with me too - check my profile for contact info. I've lived in Victoria for about 13 years - I moved here from other parts of Canada, so a bit of a different scenario than that being discussed.
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Why is this pointing at a fork of the project? Edit: Scratch that. I see the original was .css. My apologies!
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I agree. Posterous needs some love, or they should just shut it down. There are a number of bugs cropping up.
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Further discussion happening here: http://www.quora.com/Marketing/Would-you-exchange-ad-space-i...
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Restructuring Graphite
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Not to pry, but would you consider sharing the heuristics, even if at a general level, perhaps via a blog post? I think that many hacker peers would love to know what works for your team.
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Begin the title of your post with "Ask HN:" - that's all there is to it.
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Those are the same concerns I have as well. For 3) and to some extent 2), you can research it and come to your own semi-reliable conclusion. Thanks for the feedback!
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Ask HN: Would you exchange space in your email newsletter to get exposure?
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If you like sci-fi - try the Red/Green/Blue Mars trilogy. Not exactly recent, but I thought quite good.
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I'd love to see more responses to this - only I'm thinking of py-statsd.
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Looks like that link has been taken down - the repo replaced by a newly initialized one.
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Google definitely seems to be making a real push with Go - I believe it's just recently hit 1.0 status. I'd like to see strong contenders for web frameworks in the language, but I think the game is still quite early. There are a few option
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As a Django dev (currently, anyhow - formerly was largely Windows software dev), I think I would investigate Go, if we're talking purely from a 'fun' perspective. From a professional perspective, I've been dabbling in Objective-C/Cocoa and
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I think this is the URL you intended to submit: http://cvburgess.aws.af.cm/introducing-the-in-house-appstore...
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14y ago
I'm on the site, but I can't log in or retrieve my password using my standard username. It would be nice to have a reset password by email instead of just username.
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That totally makes sense - you're a wise person... and considerate. ;) I guess what I was also trying to say - it doesn't have to be a lot of risk or involvement for you if you arrange it well. If someone is unable to raise the capital to
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The best route for you is to spearhead it yourself and make another go of it - but it's assumed from the tone and wording in your posting that you're not in this frame of mind... Suggestion: don't let go of something with promise! Look to p
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Definitely have a vesting period, otherwise the person could leave after a couple of months with n% equity having done little to help. Vesting and conditions will set the stage for expectations in the business relationship as well as ensure
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Startup have nothing to lose; established market players have everything to lose. It's not that established players can't innovate, it's that they do need to focus on maintaining and protecting their market share. You frequently see small
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I used to care more about beautiful... but now it's all about functional for me - and its important to consider that sometimes beautiful gets in the way of functional. It shouldn't, but it can without proper design. I say "used to care" b
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I've known companies to do this to get around Google slap issues with products, yes. Typically, in the affiliate world. In that space, once you've found a winning product (ie. tons of sales), it makes sense to replicate under a different b
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You. Have. Got. To. Be. Kidding. It is patents like this that render the innovative entrepreneurial market to a suffocating doom. And no, it's not just Apple, of course - I'm not focussing on them particularly. They were just lucky enough
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... after the community called out all the Google execs (including Eric) who weren't eating their own dogfood? Sounds like poor planning in terms of product marketing. http://mashable.com/2011/10/04/google-needs-to-use-google-pl... Still
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A starting point, maybe: http://serverfault.com/questions/30567/geo-dns-providers Otherwise: http://www.google.ca/search?aq=2&oq=geo+dns&gcx=c...
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I think this is the one that piqued my interest: https://github.com/liftoff/GateOne
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Twitter goes down regularly (insert innuendo joke here haha). It's usually short-lived downtime however, just like this time. It seems fine to me.
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Not sure if it relates, but another git integration plugin for Sublime: https://github.com/notanumber/gitst2
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Too bad that there aren't any holes in the seal in North America, let alone other parts of the world other than Europe. I guess that makes me safe from magical creatures, but it means I'm away from the fun and action of it all. ;)
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As soon as you're fed up with listening only to your your own feedback. You are not representative of your product's averaged userbase. Stop avoiding showing your product to outsiders and get their opinion sooner rather than later. Vali
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