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nolanbrown23
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
We check for pirated apps in our iphone analytics library (we haven't released yet) and provide some tools to combat it. One of the ways we do it is using this code: NSDictionary *info = [bundle infoDictionary]; if ([info objectForK
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nolanbrown23
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I used Engine Yard Solo for working with AWS. It's great service and really easy to get started with Rails app on EC2. You've got to wrap your head around how EC2 works but I really love the ability to start up a brand new server on the fly
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
Check out http://www.credentify.com/ "Eliminate a clogged inbox full of resumes! Bring organization, collaboration, and background screening to your hiring process with Credentify."
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
Doesn't YC require an option pool for employees, something along the lines of 15%? If so then the founders only own 79% of the company.
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
I'm actually getting rid of my TV when I move. It's not worth the cost, plus 90% of what I watch is on Hulu the next day anyway. I've also thought about buying a Slingbox and hooking it up to my parents cable if I really miss some shows tha
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17y ago
I'm not saying competition is the only cause, just that it's a root cause. I haven't heard your claim before, so if you have numbers, I'd be interested to see them.
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
It's not programmers that are at fault for the lack of women in the industry. While there are stereotypes about the geeky programmer, those are rapidly dissipating with most of the populating spending just as much time in front of the compu
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nolanbrown23
17y ago
For an hour 3 times a week most weeks. It's tough, especially when it conflicts with coding time but it's worth it.
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18y ago
I concur. Employee option pools should be 10-15%. This seems to be pretty standard, especially when taking investment money.
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nolanbrown23
18y ago
If they had known it was illegal, do you suppose they would have done it? If they wouldn't have, then there would be one less salsa company and the jobs for that company never would have been created. The people who living in fear of someth
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18y ago
I'm using EngineYard Solo which is a great deal ($25 minimum) and perfect to get up and running quickly. They're also working on tools to help scale applications across multiple instances. I couldn't recommend Solo enough if you're just get
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18y ago
While I was in the Navy, I coded in my 2'x 6.5' rack on my ship while deployed and while the AC in my berthing was broken. It was 105 degrees inside my berthing (that I shared with 25 other guys) and the AC motor had caught fire so we were
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18y ago
There are some good sources out there to try and find a domain name. http://www.domainpigeon.com/ is a good if you're looking for a random name. To answer you're question, you should absolutely get a .com. In my experience, the .net name
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What would be interesting to know is the comparison of rejection/interview/acceptance across the various programs.
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18y ago
HARO - http://www.helpareporter.com/ It's a good way to reach reports.
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nolanbrown23
18y ago
Everyone's how is going to be different and probably not applicable to your situation but here is what you can do...just make it fucking happen. This small piece of advice may not seem that helpful but what I'm trying to say is you're nukin
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18y ago
I host both my company blogs with Tumblr but have custom domains setup and created custom themes that fit our site design so I don't really have a problem with using it. The reason we use Tumblr is so we can follow people, reblog industry t
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18y ago
In a startup in the process of building a product, a business guy is the biggest drag a company has. You might as well swim across a lake with anchors tied to your legs. They provide almost no value to the company and instead stand around a
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30 new student passes to FOWA Miami available
(futureofwebapps.wordpress.com)
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Put a some info in your profile here; you never know who needs help with their startup. Have you tried some of the Gig boards that are out there like 37Signals and Joel on Software? I've had good luck with those before trying to find a way
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Ask HN: What kind of support do you offer for your web app?
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Like everything, working from home needs balance. Not just work/non-work time balance, but physical balance with a private office in your home and regular contact with the outside world. If you don't have a second bedroom for an office and
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mail.csuchico.edu
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Chico State aka CSU Chico
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I tried to add my school, but it says my school already exists. On the main page, my school isn't listed and there is no "+Join" link on any of the schools. WTF?
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Start out small. I'm a programmer and didn't know jack about EE until I started playing around with the Arduino and buying stuff off sparkfun.com. I still don't know much but I've managed to do a lot of really cool stuff with hardware from
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I don't think another website is needed, businesses just won't use it. I've seen it tried before and it just doesn't work. In your case you can find an enormous amount of new clients by getting involved with your local startup community. Wh
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IPhone/Web Mockup PDFs
(mypetrhino.com)
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I'm sad to see it go, I was think of going for the first time this year but I just don't see the point. Macworld just doesn't matter anymore, the conference that matters for Apple is WWDC.
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Sorry, my generalization was meant to be specific to technical jobs in the government (with the exception of NASA and DARPA). While I don't dispute the auditor is performing a vital function for the government and loves his job, the role of
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