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by new_here 6y ago
This is so cool! There’s loads of visual and technical novelty in this concept reboot for this time. It’s fun to zoom around and see what sort of people are advertising here. Worked well on my phone too. Hope you enjoy some success from it,
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by new_here 7y ago
You may be interested in https://able.bio This is something myself and a partner are working on. Clean UI with a focus on techincal content written in a markdown editor. Any writing about hardware or software is welcome, dev spa
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by new_here 7y ago
It’s worth mentioning here that if you find yourself accidentally running up an AWS bill you can get in touch with their customer support, explain the mistake and ask for amnesty. I once accidentally ran up a $2.8k bill and after explaining
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by new_here 7y ago
https://www.enforcementtracker.com/
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by new_here 7y ago
Building a developer community called Able - https://able.bio/ Been focussing on the markdown editor and finishing up some new data portability (easy import / export of posts) over the last couple of days. You can try
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by new_here 7y ago
Anyone else notice that after you accept TechCrunch’s cookie consent pop-up that the site blocks you from tapping back on your browser to get back to HN?
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by new_here 7y ago
Here’s a curated list of engineering blogs, anchored to the individual category: https://github.com/kilimchoi/engineering-blogs/blob/master/R... Might be some names you recognise or want to explore. I al
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by new_here 7y ago
SAP today are just plainly incompetent and ripe for disruption. I've had quite a bit of interaction with SAP over the last few years, here are some examples: - Almost all meetings I've been in start with prospective clients mentio
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Captive Web Portal for ESP8266 with MicroPython(able.bio)
2 points by new_here 7y ago|1 comments
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by new_here 7y ago
Nice, this is an ambitious project and your fresh execution does a good job of cutting through the staleness of typical PowerPoints. I played around, here's some feedback: - Really like the templates. Lots more would be very helpful so
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Inside The Guardian's development team(able.bio)
4 points by new_here 7y ago|0 comments
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by new_here 7y ago
How is this the top rated comment? It swats down the post based on points that the post has already addressed: > Why do we place the blame and assign malice of intent to those who have little control over the constraints? The post sugges
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Behind the screens at The Guardian(able.bio)
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Ask HN: What was your most challenging technical achievement?
1 points by new_here 7y ago|1 comments
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by new_here 7y ago
I think what bothers me about the Firefox UI is all of the visible border lines used in the chrome (tabs, around address bar etc). I compared it to the Chrome UI which has tried to remove as many of these as possible and it makes the intere
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by new_here 7y ago
This is a good question. Everyone aspires to have a good test suite but if you are building an MVP with limited time and resources you can get by using a service like https://sentry.io/ It will email you a stack trace whene
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by new_here 7y ago
Just limit it so that only verified parties can mention their own brands.
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by new_here 7y ago
Why not just ban the mentioning of a competing party in paid adverts? This works pretty well for above the line advertising restrictions in some contries where brands cannot mention competitors in their ads. It encourages advertisers to foc
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by new_here 7y ago
We used ProseMirror to build our editor at https://able.bio/new We chose ProseMirror after doing a lot of research (TinyMCE, Slate, Draft, Medium toolbar) and have been very happy with what it’s enabled us to do so far. We’
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by new_here 7y ago
The Empress’ New Clothes
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Salesforce is moving Marketing Cloud to Azure(cnbc.com)
3 points by new_here 7y ago|0 comments
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by new_here 7y ago
I did change the title, twice, within the first few minutes to make it read more easily. Not in response to your comment, that I had not seen yet, which now appears to be more focused on nitpicking the title than what was actually posted. S
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by new_here 7y ago
> calling how they pronounce words "not real" (which is what you wrote in the title of your post and what I took offence with). The title does not say Bangalore is not a 'real name'. That is your intepretation, presum
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by new_here 7y ago
If a government formally announces a name change for one of its cities and provides an English spelling for the new name then that should probably be respected, like it has been done in the example on Google Maps. It is definitely political
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by new_here 7y ago
This looks like 133 startup memes rolled into a PDF.
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by new_here 7y ago
That is also true, however in this case the Indian government did officially rename Bangalore to Bengaluru in 2014 in order to drop the anglicised version of Bangalore. Yet many people still refer to it as Bangalore. For example, Google Map
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Bangalore is actually called Bengaluru(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by new_here 7y ago|9 comments
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by new_here 7y ago
Two weeks ago I was on a flight into London. While we were coming down through some clouds I was looking out of the window for a clearing when I saw an almost blinding purple flash which was followed by a loud crack. I looked forward with p
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by new_here 7y ago
Is it just me or does this page not scroll in Firefox?
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by new_here 7y ago
So many founders have warped expectations of overnight success, myself included. This probably comes from all the Techcrunch style articles we read about viral product launches and massive raises. 10 weeks is not a lot of time, especially i

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