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Show HN: Pick'em Zone (hackers can enjoy football too)
(pickemzone.com)
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14y ago
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Triangle Startup Factory launches 6 startups at inaugural Pitch Day
(techjournal.org)
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14y ago
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Be the obnoxious, needy jr. programmer
(scottkle.in)
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14y ago
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15y ago
I believe the author just has a technical misunderstanding of the way APNS works. In no ways is APNS aware of accounts logged in or logged out of a service - all of this happens on the app developer's server backend. The author's case is pr
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Email marketing site iContact acquired for $169M
(blogs.newsobserver.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
the tech is definitely geared in that direction. carpooling is first because we needed it for our own use :)
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15y ago
fair points for sure. obviously we're hoping the answer is "with this app, more people than normal".
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Show HN: Damn Simple Carpooling
(damnsimplecarpooling.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
This SOPA support was the straw that broke the camel's back. Call this anecdotal if you will, but GoDaddy always occupied that "necessary evil" for domain registration in my brain. If others on HN are at all like me, they probably have >
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Rule #1 for beta invites: remind me what you do
(scottkle.in)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Durham NC ReverbNation Job Title: Full-stack RoR developer Looking for full-stack ruby on rails developers to join our main office in Durham, North Carolina. Job responsibilities include work on our main web property ( http://www.reverbnati
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15y ago
what spotify has over its competitors is distribution through facebook [1]. this single factor makes the rest of their competitors numbers (and quite frankly their own numbers) more or less irrelevant. keep in mind, too, that it says "users
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Paul Graham - office hours live at TC Disrupt
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
if you're going to comment on the quality of participants, i would suggest you refrain from using words such as "idiots"
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15y ago
"Failures are the stepping stones to success. Without failure, we’ll never learn how to succeed. So try to fail, instead of trying to avoid failure through fear." I don't know how this one has hung around for so long (seems like a cultural
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15y ago
This title is misleading. Sure, there are development quips here and there, but I don't think it's more than any other language/platform. "Apple puts usability first" would be more appropriate. Recent news and dissent from developers has be
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16y ago
couldn't agree more. i started with java in high school and was too caught up in "public static void main" to realize that it was up to me to define methods that made sense and that things generally ran top to bottom. switching to php for a
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Clicking "Always Allow" via applescript for codesign authorization and certs ACL
(scottkle.in)
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16y ago
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An easy answer to Apple's 30% tax - a teachable consumer moment
(scottkle.in)
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16y ago
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Warren Bennis and Tony Hsieh, "Leadership For the 21st Century"
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
You submit this as if mandatory truency laws will help them change between the ages of 12 and 25. The parent comment was making the point that if we're looking at a child whose parents and peer group don't care then they shouldn't be allowe
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Turn off the clock on your menu bar
(scottkle.in)
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16y ago
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RTP Hackers and Founders meetup is tonight
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16y ago
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16y ago
A traditional economist's view of behavior would answer "yes" to this question even if that isn't always the reality. You hit on the point though - not going back to school could very well be the best thing for you. You won't know until you
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A case against "It's only one more year"
(scottkle.in)
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16y ago
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16y ago
It's South Dakota. I may have been hyperbolic about the hefty margin, but the 100 mile statement I would go to the mat for.
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No competition is no excuse for being mediocre
(scottkle.in)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I'm even convinced that updates are processed programatically in many cases, and that a human doesn't even see it if it marches certain criteria. We ran a website that let users create their own iPhone apps so bugfixes to the platform requi
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16y ago
I guess the moral of the story, whether PayPal is justified or not, is to have another payment solution in the wings ready to go at any time.
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16y ago
This seems to be more of a play into the enterprise and public sector markets. Startups have budgets that can vary wildly from month to month, but enterprise and educational departments usually have fixed budgets for the year for each depar
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