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mattadams
15y ago
Am I the only one who read this as "Vanessa Would Like You To Enjoy Video Massaging"?
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15y ago
tl;dr but I got a kick out of the bit on his about page that says he aims to get between 4-7 hours of sleep a night and insinuates that 8 is too much. The way he's going he'll be dead at 40. Sleep is important, don't skip it.
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Since late 2004 I have been lucky enough to have either worked from home or at an office no farther than a block or two away from my house. I can't stress enough how much time you will reclaim by not having to commute and the money is only
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A Business By Any Other Name
(blog.stuffbymatt.ca)
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mattadams
15y ago
Probably not the best thing for me to have read prior to a flight!
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15y ago
I think QNX is a neat platform but I really question whether this will be enough to save them. BBX looks like a blunt tool for what is probably a multifaceted cross-company problem. Edit: Apologies for the Business week article - I haven't
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RIM Unveils Blackberry BBX based on QNX
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15y ago
Ya, I picked up a wireless keyboard from Apple today for exactly that reason.
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Ask HN: Best terminal & RDP apps for iPad2
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Something's gotta give: reflections on being a sole founder
(blog.stuffbymatt.ca)
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mattadams
15y ago
Haha. Classic. Thanks for that flash back.
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mattadams
15y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, folks. I found a place to stay!
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mattadams
15y ago
I should have included that. I'd prefer to pay no more than ~$300 (max is $350) a night before taxes but obviously if I can get something decent for less that would be great. It's just going to be me.
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mattadams
15y ago
Clickable link to conference website: http://www.couchbase.com/couchconf-nyc
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Ask HN: I'm going to CouchConf NYC. Where should I stay?
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15y ago
I really feel for all of the smaller file sharing vendors right now. I remember what I felt like reading about the so-called GDrive back in 2009 when I was experimenting with building my own file sharing service. Mind you, the market for f
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Reflections on starting something new: an introduction
(blog.stuffbymatt.ca)
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15y ago
Ya, this is my thinking also (i.e., not designing it myself). I know a few very capable designers and will likely enlist the services of one of them. I can tweak an existing design (barely) but my visual originality begins and ends with st
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mattadams
15y ago
I think the number of responses to your question may be telling.
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mattadams
15y ago
We use a wiki with structured forms (Foswiki). It's old school but works very well with our workflow, is somewhat customizable (with some forethought) and generally covers our bases.
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mattadams
15y ago
You probably want to be looking into automatically generated XML sitemap ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitemap ). Since the sitemap should always be available at say, /sitemap.xml you shouldn't need to resubmit it. Most modern search eng
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15y ago
Points for originality. I can't claim to have watched it the end.
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Ask HN: What do you think about business cards?
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15y ago
The combination of Emacs' artist-mode + http://ditaa.sourceforge.net/ renders a fairly nice diagram. Useful if you want to store as ASCII but render something that "everyone else" will want to look at. org-mode can use it, too.
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mattadams
15y ago
Eminem, is that you?
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16y ago
A full write-up is on it's way but in the meantime, here are some more details about our project & infrastructure. Group Complete is a new take on mobile data collection that allows collaborative & real-time sharing of forms and dat