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by jorde 14y ago
Awesome to see the support for PATCH updates, it's something I have been missing.
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The New Flowdock: a Mac App, New Design, Chat + Threading, Emoji…(blog.flowdock.com)
37 points by jorde 14y ago|12 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Interestingly IETF discourages the use of X prefixed headers but they might still suite this kind of behavior http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6648
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by jorde 14y ago
They also eliminated the need for merchant accounts which is a pretty big benefit compared to Braintree. One could also use Paypal but...
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by jorde 14y ago
One thing that almost never rises up when people talk about college is US work visas. Having a university level degree is pretty much essential in order to obtain a H1b visa to be able to work in the US. Of course there are ways around it b
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by jorde 14y ago
For #1, I know many YC founders who have gotten in just using half or day or so for the application (usually defying the deadline). We used only one Sunday afternoon for ours on the second run when we got in and I don't see the point of was
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Heroku releases Followers into General Availability(postgres.heroku.com)
50 points by jorde 14y ago|19 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Are others also getting a loading sound when navigating between pages? It's nice to see blogs pushing for better design but for Javascript pages site I would expect faster loads
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by jorde 14y ago
Based on headers the limit is 100 requests (per hour if the same as API).
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by jorde 14y ago
Startup School is very public (space fitted 1700 attendees this year, no word about secrecy). Too bad that Ben's talk wasn't broadcasted as it was really good and entertaining.
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Redis in my Postgres(craigkerstiens.com)
98 points by jorde 14y ago|22 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Here you go: http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/devices/landing.html http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/devices/samsung-chromeb...
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by jorde 14y ago
And now at Facebook. The best designers also code but creating your own programming languages and VMs... respect.
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by jorde 14y ago
Founder of Kippt here. We also pull in links from favorited tweets (not all but should probably add that as well) but unlike Pinboard we don't save the actual tweet content, only links referenced in tweet. New API terms are a bit unsure and
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Automatically archive all the links you share with Buffer and Kippt(blog.bufferapp.com)
22 points by jorde 14y ago|6 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
I would strongly advice against using these. While these type of toggle switches work great on mobile, they can we really confusing on desktop/mobile web: where does one click to change state, which state is active etc. Matt Gemmell wrote a
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by jorde 14y ago
They added that afterwards
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by jorde 14y ago
For those who liked Grove and its combination of IRC and web chat, I personally recommend Flowdock which also has an IRC interface https://flowdock.com/ I know the people behind Flowdock personally and know that they are going to be aroun
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Pocket (iOS) adds support for Chrome, App.net, Kippt and more(getpocket.com)
13 points by jorde 14y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Archive your starred GitHub repos and gists for search with Kippt(kippt.com)
21 points by jorde 14y ago|3 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Unfortunately we don't have our own mobile interface just yet (the site somewhat works with iPads). If you're on iPhone, there's an awesome app called Clippt, highly recommend downloading it.
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Kippt (YC S12) and Buffer Join Forces for Saving and Sharing Content(pandodaily.com)
36 points by jorde 14y ago|7 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Almost every week I think. They are mostly asking about differences to other products etc
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by jorde 14y ago
We haven't really thought about this. I think we and users get most out of the discussion if user has actually tried the app. There are times went people email us or tweet to us before trying the app.
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by jorde 14y ago
We have our email in couple of places but mostly people send feedback via the form. Also Twitter is pretty popular but there it's mostly about questions, not that much about feedback/complements/rants. Personally I like to keep the feedback
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by jorde 14y ago
I actually think that having a textarea form instead of email address is better: there's less pressure for the user and they might not expect an answer
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Go out, talk to your users(blog.kippt.com)
59 points by jorde 14y ago|13 comments
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Tagging is broken(blog.kippt.com)
34 points by jorde 14y ago|37 comments
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by jorde 14y ago
Tagging is something we're adding soon but we're doing it a bit differently: You can use hashtags in notes which will work as filter for search.
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by jorde 14y ago
We need "tabs" and "contextMenus" from Chrome to access the current tab (get tab url, title and highlighted text) and add options to browser context menu. It's unfortunate that Chrome doesn't allow more limited API access and it's understan

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