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Ask HN: Should employers provide computers for developers?
2 points by kylelibra 12y ago|3 comments
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by kylelibra 12y ago
I've used WeasyPrint combined with custom templates in some web apps to get the job done. Worth looking into if this is a key part of what you are building.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Does HN have any set community guidelines written out?
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by kylelibra 13y ago
These redesigns are always nice to look at, but there are usually a lot of functional considerations they ignore.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
This is really solid advice. Here's the Archimedes reference in case you didn't remember it immediately like me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka_(word)
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Here's a teaser trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3izOJ7zX5I0
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Questionable source imo.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Seems like this can only be good for consumers.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Why would you disable pinchzoom?
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by kylelibra 13y ago
The reasons: 1. It is about time California was properly represented with Senators in Washington. Now our number of Senators per person will be about average. 2. Competition is good, monopolies are bad. This initiative encourages more compe
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SixCalifornias - initiative to create six states(sixcalifornias.info)
7 points by kylelibra 13y ago|2 comments
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by kylelibra 13y ago
How celebrities behave on reddit seems to be a good indication of how they actually are in real life.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Good point, so I guess 2* would actually be some sort of factor of your willingness to take risk.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Is there a good formula for figuring out taking a lower salary in exchange for options? For example: . Current Salary On Open Market = X Startup Salary = Y Option Value Today = Z . 4(X) = 4(Y)+Z(2 ) this is obviously the big IF, if people
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by kylelibra 13y ago
If the same post is at the top of reddit and hackernews at the same time I'm pretty sure the internet implodes and life as we know it comes to an end.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
There is functionality for doing polls once you hit a certain karma threshold.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
February 2013 - 60 Million Photos Per Day November 2013 - 350 Million Photos Per Day That's some serious growth. Seeing that much growth over a nine month period probably has a huge influence on why they think a better offer will come
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Getting paid for an idea? It's every MBAs dream come true!
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Twitter's Up 75%? Bah, That's Nothing Compared With 1999(theatlantic.com)
1 points by kylelibra 13y ago|0 comments
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Surprised it doesn't exist already.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
$40k? Seems steep.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Tim Cook's point carries over to customers as well. For me, knowing a company is taking a progressive stance on human and civil rights goes a long way towards how I view them.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
Bitbucket twitter account claims it was a result of routine file maintenance and it has been resolved, but they will continue to monitor: https://twitter.com/bitbucket
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by kylelibra 13y ago
How long has it been down? edit: so it looks like it went down between 9:30 and 10 am EST.
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Thoughts On TechCrunch Disrupt(uncrunched.com)
51 points by kylelibra 13y ago|20 comments
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by kylelibra 13y ago
I agree with what you're saying. Something needs to be off by much more before I'd personally call it a bubble. Interesting read regardless.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
I think the title is a bit misleading, but good points raised and good data to back it up.
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by kylelibra 13y ago
My understanding is that many of the problems were caused by things forced on the developers.
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The SaaS Valuation Bubble(tomtunguz.com)
2 points by kylelibra 13y ago|3 comments
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by kylelibra 13y ago
I was kind of wondering about this as well, the line between the smallest low end Macbook Pro and the high end Macbook Air is blurring. Perhaps they will eventually roll all the Macbooks into one product line again?

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