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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Whenever a formidable founder presents it to them in an investible form.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
I used Sage in the math department at Bard College with Prof. Greg Landweber. Honestly it felt a little half baked but when it was good, it was amazing (and my impression was that it was completely free, no option to pay). My armchair criti
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
The toggle animation combined with the click at the beginning of the audio is wonderful. Anybody know any non-game UIs with great sound like that? They're pretty rare but it could be cool if they come back in really subtle ways. Off th
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Care to explain why?
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
We've been using this coffeescript/jsx project throughout our codebase: https://github.com/jsdf/coffee-react Similar idea but just ads JSX tags to Coffeescript (cjsx). Only ergonomics problem is that the synt
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Most systems are vulnerable if you poke around a bit. In my experience the HN voting ring detector is pretty wily.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Ordinary people can and still do build the web. Why would decentralization allow for more of this? It's cheaper and easier than ever to spin up a heroku/do/aws/google/azure instance and put up a website. Things like
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
It's definitely not 0 to build, maintain, and curate the App Store. Not even "almost zero". >> The buying experience is easier, but this doesn't seem to translate into additional sales. I'd like to see a sourc
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Cool, if that's the case I hope the API is available soon. In the meantime our internal implementation makes use of this great open source library from estately: https://github.com/estately/rets
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
We get our data directly from regional MLS systems in the SF Bay Area and Los Angeles but we're actively expanding (San Diego is next). If you email the address you're looking for to peter@openlistings.co, I'll try to priorit
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Definitely but I can't give you a date. California is a huge diverse market though and we think it's an amazing place to prove out the model and build our offer/transaction system. So we're trying to go really deep here
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
That's an awesome idea, pretty sure that doesn't exist. Definitely drop me a link if you end up building it! My brother in law keeps asking me for a Twitter feed of land near good surf spots. I gave him a bunch of mansions he can&
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Been on their beta list for almost a year. They've since been acquired by zillow so we're not holding our breath.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
You can use the search box to find your company if it's marked on google maps. It'll try to pull an image too using the Clearbit company logo API [0]. The list is crudely sorted by number of page views so it'll tend to just s
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Will fix.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Good catch, I'll fact check that number.
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
It's tough! As a company we're trying to make it cheaper by refunding half of our commission back to the buyer [0]. If you're doing an FHA loan, that can be almost 50% of the down payment. We can also help with the purchase o
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
As a California RE brokerage we join each MLS and get a direct feed from their RETS api. It's a dramatically better data feed than any of the aggregators offer and we get listings the minute they come on market (well our polling interv
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Good question. We've done a bunch of transactions, learned more about our customers and built this purpose specific site for our biggest segment (tech workers looking to live closer to the office).
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Hey HN, I'm a founder at Open Listings and did a lot of the engineering of this project. We got a lot of inquiries from tech workers who really cared about their commute times, so we used Googles Distance Matrix API [0] to sort listing
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Show HN: Find a home close to work(openlistings.co)
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
yep, we're seeing timeouts and 404s for images stored on s3 :( good luck to the on-call engineers at amazon!
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Anyone else using this in production?
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
So what's Reddit's take on something like this?
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Moving our Wercker CI to the new Docker stack(medium.com)
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Though I wish there was more innovation happening in real estate, a part of me is pretty happy to have approximately 0 college students building apps in our vertical. That's the perk of building software only older people care about fo
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Dockerfiles considered harmful(blog.wercker.com)
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
I used google's svg charting library [0] this week and I have to say it's really improved a ton in terms of customizability. Data in, chart out... only had to do a bit of custom html to fix up the legend but: https://ww
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
FYI you're probably getting downvoted because of gratuitous negativity, an ungenerous reading of the situation, and unsubstantiated moral claims. It's pretty hard to read the future and the CEO in question fully admits he fucked u
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by rgbrgb 11y ago
Definitely seems like the future. Meadow (YC W15) is doing Skype evaluations for renewing medical marijuana prescriptions: https://getmeadow.com/md-renewal Not sure whether they're only doing renewals because of legal

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