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Live market prices and stats for Stellar (STC)
(stellarvalue.org)
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jqueryin
12y ago
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3D printed food to create meals meeting the dietary needs of each Army soldier
(motherboard.vice.com)
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jqueryin
12y ago
Then how did he come across 300+ individuals willing to sell him their entire account so quickly?
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Tell HN: Hire remote
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jqueryin
12y ago
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jqueryin
12y ago
+1 for the chain idea.
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jqueryin
12y ago
Feel free to send me 1000 stellar in step 4 of the signup process. Username: corey . Had to be the first to ask :) Thanks in advance!
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jqueryin
12y ago
The short answer is yes, they continue to wrap older code in new neatly-packaged libs and extensions. For recent examples, you can check out these links: http://php.net/manual/en/migration54.classes.php http:
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12y ago
Having previously left Linode for Digital Ocean due to lower pricing and SSDs, I can safely say Linode both dropped their prices and matched the DO plans with SSDs included. If you want to jump ship, that's the route I'd go for a
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BrowserStack infographic of their growth to 23,000 paying customers
(browserstack.com)
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Ask HN: Do HN comment display rankings utilize exponential decay?
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think the additional value add they're promoting is simply exposure. It's one of the few things that every startup wishes they had more off. I would anticipate signups to be fairly high just for the off chance of increasing eyeb
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12y ago
It's tough to say what their intent is regarding this program. My initial inclination is that they have multiple possible motives for providing this service: 1. To bring more awareness to their developer services and offerings in the s
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12y ago
I've seen Remote, USA used on several occasions on popular job boards that didn't support the option for telecommute or working remotely. It's a great hack that seemed to gain in popularity with the tech sector specifically.
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12y ago
I understand that you want the startup to interact with the comments and I also understand you don't want them to miss an opportunity of receiving and answering feedback, but I'm wondering if it would make more sense to have these
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jqueryin
12y ago
The explanation of features is one of the best I've seen on the landing page. I didn't even have to hit the documentation to fully understand usage under a variety of conditions/circumstances.
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jqueryin
12y ago
What seems to be a competition between HHVM and PHPNG performance optimizations is only going to be a net benefit for the community. A near 100% increase is definitely nothing to shake a stick at. I can only hope these optimizations continu
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12y ago
I think a lot of startups already end up devoting a portion of developer resources to marketing related optimizations. I know I've always ended up going this route when marketing needed something to make their jobs simpler or have a wa
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jqueryin
12y ago
Mods responded via email and said it was from users flagging the post. I won't elaborate further, but thanks for the words of advice!
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jqueryin
12y ago
You're funny. Upvote for you.
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jqueryin
12y ago
I'll have to take your advice on this one in the future. This crowd is getting as rough as /r/.
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jqueryin
12y ago
Define flagging. I've been a member of HN for almost 5 years with low to medium activity and all I get is upvote/downvote capabilities. As far as I can see, there were minimal downvotes from me watching (or at least equivalent to
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jqueryin
12y ago
The post title was literally our selling point which was the exact features offered. I'll have to reply to the mod.
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12y ago
Correct on mods, I was ranting too fast. I'll maintain my rights to rant on occasion if something smells fishy. The post had legitimate interest, a comment chain, and votes in both directions. The algorithm seems to be at fault but I w
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12y ago
I'll just have to keep my fingers crossed for an answer.
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12y ago
While I understand this, we had a direct comparable front page item I mentioned that goes entirely against the decay. This is a case of accelerated decay enforced by an OP IMO.
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12y ago
To the point on upvote collusion, I think the mods really need to rethink things a bit. I utilize HN on a daily basis and check it periodically throughout the day. If I see a post of a friend's site, I upvote it. The notion of being fl
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12y ago
Hold on folks, it's now #181. It seems as though some form of exponential decay has been enabled by moderators. I'd like to propose formal explanations whenever things like this occur. Accountability should be the name of the game
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Ask HN: What causes a top 10 front page post to jump to slot #79 in seconds?
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12y ago
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jqueryin
12y ago
Currently SSL is not supported with the starter webpage. You can insert your own customized HTML and a limited number of whitelisted tags, but we haven't gone full-blown as a happy medium between XSS prevention and customization.
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jqueryin
12y ago
For the most part you can use WHOIS to check availability. They don't really place restrictions on their WHOIS lookups.
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