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We might have something interesting for you, product development role in Bangalore. Didn't see an email address on your profile. You can reach me at nc at appspark.us if you'd like to know more.
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Definitely, I've been through a few different ones from $50-$400 and finally settled on the Klipsch X10s. You can barely tell you're wearing them.
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16y ago
Ruby/Scala/Objective-C devs - London, UK - funded early stage startup. We're looking for smart people to work on customer loyalty 2.0. Drive foot traffic & loyalty at physical retail stores using the power of smartphones & location-
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Gandi.net
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I am working on an API for moviesnowapp.com. Figuring out the structure.
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There is absolutely no comparison. The nexus one can't even render all colours properly.
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London, UK or remote (iPhone dev) @ well funded startup Pre-launch iPhone/iPad/webapp. Helping designers share their creations easily. iPhone experience required. We’re looking for someone creative with a great attention to detail and passi
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I'll be there!
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Yep. The team from appspark.us are here. You can reach me at nc at appspark.us
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HN Meet @ WWDC
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Wap is insanely old and never took off. Until the iphone and 3g. Technologies need to mature and reach a level of performance and usability before they go mainstream. This is what's happening with iPhone & videoconferencing now. This is
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This has nothing to do with who owns the tweets. Rather it's an indication that Twitter want to make it easy for people to recognize a tweet across the web.
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16y ago
www.kodu.co.uk we're based in London and are always looking to hire good obj-c/ruby/rails devs to help develop and launch new products. (feel free to a mail to nc@kodu.co.uk if you would like to know more)
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17y ago
Add London to that list as well.
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17y ago
Have a look at Plus+
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17y ago
Crowdsourced startups anyone? ;)
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Ask HN: Accounting software for startups?
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Come 2010, the battle of the App Stores is just beginning..
(kbm1.posterous.com)
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17y ago
That looks excellent. Can't wait for Rails 3 with the new JSON support structure.
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That's interesting, which scenarios do you consider it unsuitable for?
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Tbh what is really needed is optimized message passing ala the actor model. It is a leap forward and avoids a lot of problems that threads face (subtle concurrency bugs).
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Message passing and cooperating processes do have a lot of real advantages: - race conditions are almost eliminated - deadlock is more easily avoided - no need for locks
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The site looks interesting. Do you have any page view figures related to advertising? Found one issue: our app (Movies Now!) is indicated as being released on May 13th. However it was actually released on the 27th May. http://www.appstore
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Ask HN: Examples of good Ruby API design (gems, stdlib classes etc.)
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18y ago
Which is even easier in Ruby 1.9 [1,2,3].inject(:+)
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18y ago
quite similar to rubular.com
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That's interesting, would you be willing to share some more of the technical details (any problems you ran into, rails/db side) and maybe some stats, requests per second, type? Working on a rails-iphone app here and need to start stress tes
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Rails 2.2 onwards http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2008/11/21/rails-2-2-i18n-http...
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Tech Leaders of Tomorrow: Nivio
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We are hiring excellent Objective-C / Cocoa devs at Kodu ( http://www.kodu.co.uk ), to work on some upcoming iPhone applications. Don't let the uk domain throw you, it's a per-project position and we are fully open to remote working. See h
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