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   by notastartup 12y ago

   lol then you have not lived here long enough. not many people here really boast about it because we all know bc transit is a dysfunctional garbage trainwreck. yes outages are common, bus drivers are jerks, its filled with weird fucking peop
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   This is such a typical defeatist mentality that I've seen not just in Japan but amongst East Asian engineers. It's treated as some sort of menial job, there's no pride or passion in it's practice, and that's why it&
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   http://www.railforthevalley.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/A...
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   I'd have to get some kind of sponsorship and visa to work and live there. I'd go there in a heartbeat if there was opportunity there. Don't get me wrong. I lived in Vancouver all my life. I love it, it's home. But we als
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   I don't know what to say. You absolutely did not deserve that kind of treatment. It's very disappointing to hear even a big economy like Austria is this backwards in terms of races. I think even though this article highlights that
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   Russia freaks me out with all its neo-nazi who don't know their own history, the sacrifice made in fighting Nazis, it's almost bizarre. Then again the neo-nazis in Mongolia is also shocking as well. I was learning Russian a while
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   This is an absolute outrage. Reading this made me realize maybe moving to France or Germany might be better. I'd move to Brazil but too much robbery. The reason I say France and Germany is because they scored less on the racism. I live
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   by notastartup 12y ago

   While reading the article, I'm also reminded of the working culture in Vancouver tech scene without any of the benefits a worker might receive in Silicon Valley. Just crappier pay, crazy uncompensated overtime, next to nothing in terms
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   32 Tanks Enter Ukraine from Russia(news.sky.com)

   5 points by notastartup 12y ago|0 comments
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    This article really made my stomach churn because it really hit home. If I had a one tenth of the success these guys are having I'd tell myself to keep going. However, working on the project alone, for the past couple of years has been
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I love what they are doing with kimono and import.io There's no free lunch lets put it that way. It's free, it's simple but limiting for doing anything heavier. It covers only a small portion of the websites. You can't c
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    Thank you so much. We are planning on a lite free version for the average individual early 2015.
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    Can you describe what you mean by resellers?
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    There's no metering ( https://scrape.it/tour2 ) so you can create as many web scrapes as you want. Scrape.it constantly monitors each job to make sure the data extraction doesn't get interrupted when website changes
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    Show HN: Scrape.it – Change-Resilient Web Scraper(scrape.it)

    16 points by notastartup 12y ago|16 comments
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I think it's an incentive problem. SEO means more profits but putting structured data is costly.
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    can you create your own programming language with python?
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I think this is where science and religion converges. Religion describes God as all seeing all being, the catch phrase is everything, everywhere, etc. Multi-verse is also something like an omnipresence, an infinite permutation of realities
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I wrote my counter response to this article. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8552989
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    Semantic Web Is Not Dead. It’s Having an Identity Crisis(blog.scrape.it)

    13 points by notastartup 12y ago|6 comments
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    wow I never expected Berlin to be on East Germany.
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    gandi.net came with free webmail. I used name.com and they charge the price of another .com for webmail access. whois privacy costs extra too. gandi includes all these things at no extra charge. I'm going to be moving to gandi.net perm
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    As a buyer of many games on steam, especially ridiculously expensive 20 year old games, I long to purchase the actual CD case along with manual, cover art, everything.
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    what is it that exactly sells for mid-six figure?
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I wonder if Drupal will ever recover after this incident. I haven't used Drupal because the job postings usually advertise super low wages and I think I saw the code base and was totally freaked by how messy the modules and things were
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: LAMP, JS, Meteor.js, Python, Celery, Java, Android Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkim1 Email: john@appsonify.com
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK Vancouver, BC LAMP (Any PHP Framework), Python (Flask, Django), Javascript (Meteor.js, Backbone.js, jQuery), OpenERP Developer. Remote work preferred. Relevant Links: http://appsonify.com (john@thisdomain) https:&#
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    Why is Drupal so popular?
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    I gave it a try earlier this year. Fantastic stuff, I hope it really takes off.
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    by notastartup 12y ago

    sad. also manned flight to mars to colonize it like Musk says seems impossible for at least a couple decades.