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PG charts acceleration of YC applications since noon(chart.googleapis.com)
68 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|46 comments
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I read zero German and it was obvious.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
To me, I actually see this as Google crowdsourcing the data necessary to have "answers" appear rather than search results for those things that make sense to.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I've been using Evernote Clearly for a while, which is easily the best extension for this in Chrome. http://evernote.com/clearly/
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I may be missing something here. • Launched in May 2012 (but started in Nov 2011) • Run rate of $88 000 • Gross revenue of $500 000 One of these can't be true.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
If it wasn't directly from them, I'd agree. I just think they had a great opportunity but didn't think it through enough.
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'Shouting' vs Conversing on Social Media(nathanclark.me)
2 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|2 comments
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I loved the idea, but like Logdown (posted on here today), they're hosted. I'd really love something like an amalgam of both services but self-hosted.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I agree. Of course, open source would be ideal, but if the creator wanted a straight paid model, I'd pay to for something like this where I could easily install to AWS/Linode/DO VPS/whatever..
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IOS is (still) for startups(alanzeino.tumblr.com)
1 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I agree. This was massive for me. Being able to create a Droplet (from an existing backup) within a minute, test out an installation for a day, and have it cost almost nothing is huge.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
That actually makes sense. As on the OS X side of things Apple are only going to promote their own browser, and on the Windows side of things, they need to convey that it works on a PC (which a lot of people will interpret from seeing IE).
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
brilliant.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I've gotten incredibly valuable advice here before, so once again looking to you all for some suggestions. I've had the idea of writing a guide/resource on developing and delivering presentations for a while, so I've bitten the bullet and d
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Decided to write an eBook. Looking for advice.(nathanclark.me)
3 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|2 comments
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
Good call. Thanks for the heads up.
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
This is a very fair response. I do however think that there is a group of people that have seen early success based purely out of just being smart enough to achieve certain things, and as a result, over relied on that.
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Be humble.(nathanclark.me)
13 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|7 comments
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by nthnclrk 13y ago
I haven't seen this, so I appreciate it.
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Ask HN: Modern stacks and frameworks for fast web app development?
48 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|67 comments
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Thoughts On Google Glass(nathanclark.me)
2 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|0 comments
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The Multiplier Effect Of Amazing Customer Service(nathanclark.me)
4 points by nthnclrk 13y ago|0 comments
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
For someone just starting to code, and looking specifically to work on web apps, this was such a well articulated response. I really appreciated it.
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
Disregard. Now realised the second its in the sentence and you are quite right.
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
If you're replying to qompiler, than I'm quite sure that it is more than reasonable to use "it's" as a contraction for "it is". Happy to be corrected here, but this is my understanding based on the use observed.
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Google Brings TV White Space Internet To South African Schools(thismoderngent.com)
13 points by nthnclrk 14y ago|12 comments
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
I second this. Markdown hinting would be brilliant for this.
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
I have no issue with HTML/CSS and a bit of Javascript. But still find it surprisingly hard to get my head around native development languages (C, Obj-C, Python etc) As someone who is also learning to program, I think the most difficult thin
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by nthnclrk 14y ago
This is actually a great idea. I hadn't looked into this as I have no need for code hosting/project management — but using Pages makes a lot of sense. And of course, Jekyll & Markdown support. Thanks!
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Ask HN: What web hosting do you use for your personal sites/blogs?
23 points by nthnclrk 14y ago|31 comments

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