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Vancouver cab company tells drivers they’ll be fired if they sign up for Uber
(news1130.com)
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Pyramids of Giza
(google.com)
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Or Dart for that matter?
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Why the Uber-for-X Wave Should Stop
(medium.com)
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Full-Spectrum Testing with AngularJS and Karma
(yearofmoo.com)
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Alibaba Surges 38 Percent in Market Debut
(recode.net)
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I really don't mean to self-promote, but this is what we do: Route-Optimization-as-a-Service [1] [1] https://www.routific.com/developers
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The Case Against Everything on Demand
(recode.net)
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I think the good side-effects of blogging or writing in general makes it worth your time and effort. It will make you a better coder for one, since it's both about elegance and readability, and expressing your thoughts structurally. So
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What is the best bedtime?
(time.com)
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I find it great for any general purpose coding on the backend. For instance, the algo of Routific is written in Common Lisp. But once you start building APIs or web apps, it falls extremely short for lack of community and open-source librar
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What I like most about Common Lisp is how it made me a better programmer. The different paradigm of coding trains your brain in different ways which offer perspectives on problem solving that I otherwise wouldn't have considered. Note
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12y ago
Can't see the graphs on mobile :(
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Uber Trials Fast Food Delivery Service UberFresh
(forbes.com)
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> Yes decisions will include the amount we’ll invest and the percent of the company we’d want for it. Since last batch, wasn't there a "New Deal" that fixed the amount to $120k for 7%? [1] [1] https://news.ycomb
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Literate Coffeescript comes out of the box with Coffeescript. I kind of like it, especially for complicated algorithms where the ammount of comments exceed the lines of code. Here's an example [1] of a kd-tree implementation in literat
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His website [1] is one of the most impressive websites on the internet. Famo.us got nothin' on him! First time I heard about Steven was when I saw this [2] post last year.. the best part is that he leaves many easter eggs or "achi
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How would you do TAM bottom-up? Don't you need to rely on stats that describe your total market size?
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Lyft accuses Uber of underhanded tactics
(cir.ca)
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Unit testing ExpressJS route functions
(javascriptplayground.com)
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Using GitHub for Project Management
(liftux.com)
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Engineering Long Lasting Software [1] is a book written by UC Berkeley profs who were teaching a great SaaS-class on Coursera (using Rails) two years ago [1] http://www.saasbook.info/
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Trampolining is a technique to achieve Tail-call Elimination in ES5 [1] However, I found this to only work in a linearly recursive algorithm (eg factorial) and not in a bi-directional recursive algorithm (eg tree construction) I'm thin
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Coding Bootcamp: One of the best decisions I ever made
(axioms.io)
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Meta-Circular Adventures in Functional Abstraction – Challenging Clojure
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protip: you can press 't' when you're in the repo for Sublime-like search for files -- which I find more useful than a tree browser
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We were invited for an interview a few weeks ago. We didn't get in; the feedback we received was that we should get 10 customers, and reapply in the future. I was always under the impression that YC was an accelerator that funds ideas.
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Subject: AirBnB (2009)
(paulgraham.com)
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HTTPie: Curl for humans
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The Google Distance Matrix has a limit of 10x10 locations (25x25 with business license) -- how do you get around that? I don't see any mention of API-key?
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