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matthodan
16y ago
Very cool. I'll definitely use some of these.
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I like this idea-- you might even start with comments collapsed so users can quickly identify threads of interest. Here is a simple mock-up of what I'm envisioning: http://imgur.com/SGbyG
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Agree 100% that Textmate is easier for people who are just getting started programming-- heck, I started with it.
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Apologies in advance for not answering your question directly. Frankly, I wish I could have caught you before you paid for Textmate, as I would have encouraged you to try VIM. VIM has become one of the most popular editors among Rails deve
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Do you have projects that generate cash flow? If so, how did you decide on those projects and how long did it take for you to see a meaningful amount of cash flow?
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I've been thinking about building something like this, but haven't had the time. I'm glad to see someone did it!
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matthodan
16y ago
What a great post-- thanks for sharing! I've been wanting to write a post like this for a long time... It inspiring that you actually did it.
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16y ago
Has anyone ever successfully sued a company for sleep deprivation? I know investment banks are notorious for requiring junior staff to work without sleep, lest they lose their bonus (or worse).
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Work Like It's 1999: High-Tech Incubators
(time.com)
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Facebook competes with Disqus on user comments
(developers.facebook.com)
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There are a bunch of paid ways to promote an app, but I've focused on what I usually do to get free exposure: 1) Post a 'Ask HN' post to get some feedback 2) Search for blogs that discuss the problem your product solves, then comment on tho
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Using Moment for delayed jobs in a Rails 3 app
(andrewgertig.com)
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Ask HN: Do you like Moment's new API docs?
(momentapp.com)
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Ask HN: How do you manage chores, bills, and guests with your roommates?
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16y ago
Here are some of my thoughts (sorry, I wrote them word vomit form): 1) Concierge services -- Early space travelers will undoubtedly be wealthy and have numerous needs, from planning how to get them from their home to the nearest Spaceport,
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Ask HN: Space travel start-up ideas? Crazy or obvious next step?
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Use Moment to schedule HTTP requests
(momentapp.com)
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16y ago
Working link: http://momentapp.com
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Ask HN: Review my app Moment, a new approach to delayed jobs
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How about a service that took annotated source docs at commit and automatically updated a hosted public-facing documentation reference?
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1) Read everything written by PG: http://www.paulgraham.com/articles.html 2) Find a co-founder. 3) Apply to Y-Combinator: http://ycombinator.com/ 4) If you don't get into YC, apply to one of these: http://launch.is/blog/2010/12/16/comp
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Do you think people would be interested in a full git workflow (i.e. you maintain the docs via a git branch that you push to the service)?
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I hear you on Sphinx-- definitely looks like a great tool, though I haven't used it before. Do you know if Rails has something similar? Also, would you use sphinx to generate end-user docs (like the kind you find publicly available on Hero
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16y ago
Yup. You can sign up here: http://www.facebook.com/about/messages/
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Ask HN: Github + Posterous for API docs?
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Interesting perspective-- so, when is it appropriate to not offer SSL/HTTPS? Is it generally okay to skip SSL/HTTPS if a site isn't mission critical or financial-focused? I only ask because on Heroku and other platforms, there is a fixe
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Ask HN: Why doesn't HN use SSL/HTTPS for its login form?
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The prof's home page states: "Important Note: I have chosen not to participate in any social networking environments." http://www.bus.ucf.edu/rquinn/
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It was probably more work to memorize the test bank than to study the material as normal... It's ironic that those who memorized the test bank probably know the material best.
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Review App: Tinkerbilly - Amateur music video sharing game
(tinkerbilly.com)
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