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A web application framework for Clojure(joodoweb.com)
2 points by nyist 13y ago|0 comments
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by nyist 13y ago
Clickable links http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19204548/how-do-you-conne... http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19201133/postgresql-log-a... http://stackoverflow.com/q
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Ask HN: Heroku, PostgreSQL, Clojure
1 points by nyist 13y ago|1 comments
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by nyist 13y ago
I think it qualifies, but I am not sure that it is being worked on right now.
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by nyist 13y ago
Ok, I added that to the list as well.
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Ask HN: What are some current moonshot projects?
1 points by nyist 13y ago|5 comments
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by nyist 13y ago
Clickable links: Dedetepe Farm: http://www.dedetepe.org Eco Farm network: http://www.bugday.org/bugdaygil/Tatuta/ YouTube video about Dedetepe Farm (in Turkish) https://www.youtube.com/
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Tell HN: Ecological Open Farm in Turkey
1 points by nyist 13y ago|1 comments
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by nyist 14y ago
"how many YC companies would not succeed without the alumni network acting as a network of customers and referrers." I agree but this happens in time. First I need to start and show that it is possible to build successful internet companies
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by nyist 14y ago
Thanks Ivan, definitely I would like to discuss, I just sent you an email. I agree about hands on education and those are the two things I would like to teach (and Arduino eventually). Hacker space describes well what I have in mind. I will
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by nyist 14y ago
But the idea is to build their own business, not to get a job.
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by nyist 14y ago
No, there is no education part. Everyone will learn on their own. There is StackOverflow, online manuals, tutorials... And there is no charity part. I don't like charity. The idea is to tell the kids that they can start their own company. T
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by nyist 14y ago
The way Y Combinator makes money. If I understand correctly, they invest in the companies they sponsor.
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by nyist 14y ago
Thank you. I edited the title.
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by nyist 14y ago
arkitaip: In fact, I don't want to do it as a charity but as a business. That's why I called it incubator. I assume that kids can read and write but do not have further education. Yes I hope to provide access to computer and internet. There
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Ask PG: An incubator to teach programming to street kids in Turkey
12 points by nyist 14y ago|18 comments
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by nyist 15y ago
So say in 4 hours that baba ganoush stays in room temperature what is the probability of contamination? And do you know an online source to look up these numbers? And does anyone know if in other parts of the world baba ganoush is served fr
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Ask HN: Why does NYC Department of Health think Babaghanoush is ice cream?
1 points by nyist 15y ago|2 comments
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by nyist 15y ago
I think Pinboard has the feature you are looking for: http://groups.google.com/group/pinboard-dev/browse_thread/th... After reading your comment I also added the same feature but I haven't pushed it to production yet. Please let me know i
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by nyist 15y ago
Pinboard looks good and my extension is not nearly as polished as that but you don't mind stopping what you are doing and enter tags and notes in order to save a bookmark?
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by nyist 15y ago
Much better than delicious and closer to my selling point. I built this extension for my own use. When I am doing research I don't want to spend time about tagging or writing notes. My extension creates the tags and writes the first paragra
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by nyist 15y ago
I think the difference is that no need to add tags my extension add the tags for you.
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Ask HN: How do you manage your bookmarks?
1 points by nyist 15y ago|8 comments
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by nyist 15y ago
I just uploaded a bookmarking Chrome extension that does the tagging for you. I am using myself so far but if you want to try it I can send you the link. I set it up so that I click on the icon and the bookmark is saved. But I am sure I can