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A Love Letter to FitBit Ultra
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Microchip implant that replaces your pharmacy
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12y ago
Love the article. It was not the typical post I read on HN, but fitting on several levels. Thanks for sharing!
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TechStars 2014 Boulder Class, includes former YC Founder
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I have to counter some of the comments regarding buses and light rail being empty. This is completely untrue. People are using the light rail and buses in large sums. It has its off peaks but certainly before and after working hours is extr
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Downtown Denver resident here. I have to attest that the light-rail has been a tremendous win for Denver and surrounding area residents. Along with the bus system, Uber, and Car2Go, I started using light rail last December and never looked
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12y ago
I found this blog post to be very useful on how to leverage Backbone.Route with Reactjs. https://medium.com/react-tutorials/c00be0cf1592
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Great post. I recently started a project using reactjs, and I have nothing but good things to say. The unidirectional data flow, the declarative nature, and the virtual DOM makes it powerful and very easy to like. The best resource is to fo
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When non-tech people discover web developer tools...
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13y ago
Tango looks a lot like The Structure Sensor by Occipital - http://structure.io/
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I think part of the lesson learned from reading the post is MongoDB is best when you start sharding from the git-go, especially if you know you're going to have pounds of data.
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Craig - great post. I think you missed a few huge benefits that drive the "NoSQL movement." Specifically, sharding and aggregation. Most devs don't need the power of sharding, which is why that benefit can never be felt. But
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Ghost Themes in one place
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Great points - I think you highlighted both benefits and major cons. I was a HackStar this summer in Boulder. The experience and social capital is definitely worth something, especially if starting a business is in the pipeline.
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Would You Hire Yourself?
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Rolls Royce - A Ghost Theme
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13y ago
Yup - a whois on the domain indicates Ryan Mickle of Yardsale Inc is part of this.
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I really like this idea. I do think creating a marketplace is a hard thing to do, especially in this space. Cragislist is the 'default' in this space, and doesn't really deserve to be. Hopefully someone can change that soon.
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13y ago
This is awesome. Glad they introduced this feature sooner than later.
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How I Structure My Flask Application
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2014 Goals
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13y ago
Some of you understand the value of dividing and conquering, which is precisely what Black Girls Code is doing - breaking a problem into a sub-problems until eventually each solution helps solve the bigger problem. The beauty in Black Girls
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Shown HN: Introducing Chrrp - Your Stripe Pager
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jmduke - I was just reading your blog post re: pandas and pitchfork. Anyway, 1. Flat and no IAP (In-app purchases). No reason why the price isn't on the splash page. 2. In the future, a demo video may make sense. The app is pretty sim
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Royce here, one of the devs. This is a super simple app that basically helps with one question: How many customers and how much money have I gained to date? We're using Stripe for the data. Enjoy!
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Chrrp - Your Stripe Pager
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Bye Facebook
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First off, great post Cooksey. I'm actually a sublime and pycharm type of guy, where I use pycharm mostly for debugging purposes. I use pdb only if I'm debugging on a machine thats not mine, I need to debug something fairly quickl
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Building: Chrrp - alerts you using Stripe events when a new customer or payment is made to your app. http://moneybags.chrrp.io
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short answer, yes. Although, I'm assuming early adopters will be Christianity based.
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