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Show HN: Visualize Covid cases by US county(coviz.us)
1 points by scottfits 7y ago|0 comments
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Covid-19 interactive graph of cases by US County using latest NYTimes data(coviz.us)
21 points by scottfits 7y ago|6 comments
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by scottfits 7y ago
AirGarage raised $2m from Founders Fund and Floodgate to build smarter cities by automating parking. Our vision is to turn parking lots into multi-use hubs - farmers markets, parks, food trucks, and vibrant spaces. Software Engineering, Mar
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by scottfits 7y ago
AirGarage ( https://airgara.ge ) is a seed stage startup based in San Francisco, backed by Founders Fund. We help churches and businesses monetize their parking assets. Our long term mission is to repurpose the 30% of American cit
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AirGarage raises $2m from Founders Fund to turn parking lots into multi-use hubs(airgara.ge)
3 points by scottfits 7y ago|0 comments
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by scottfits 7y ago
Working on a new product and would love your input and ideas for commands. It's inspired by bunnylol, an internal tool at Facebook!
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Speed up the browser search with Jump Commands(jumprope.ai)
2 points by scottfits 7y ago|1 comments
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Jumprope – Turn your URL bar into command line(jumprope.ai)
5 points by scottfits 7y ago|1 comments
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by scottfits 8y ago
no, don't learn ruby on rails today. Companies still use it but I highly recommend using Django or Flask and Python as an alternative if you're starting from the ground up
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by scottfits 8y ago
The article dances around interesting ideas but instead settles for the washed up thesis that people are abusing government handouts. There is an interesting phenomenon we are seeing: entrepreneurship is suddenly more glorious, encouraged b
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Does Google Have a Data Monopoly?(medium.com)
3 points by scottfits 8y ago|0 comments
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by scottfits 9y ago
interesting read, especially today when everything is a computerized device.
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by scottfits 11y ago
The eBook fixing collusion is so obvious. I remember when eBooks where $4 because it makes sense -- no printing, no shipping, that's what it should cost. Now it's $16.99 for some eBook, and I think it's a disgrace because aut
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by scottfits 11y ago
Most the benefit of IP law goes to media and consumer products as opposed to software anyway. Our industry is much less protected, and perhaps that's one reason there's been so much more innovation in tech. Imagine the concept of
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by scottfits 11y ago
Wait, Uber's surge pricing is actually very, very good for users because it increases the supply of cars especially at odd hours. If it's 2 AM and you need a ride, thanks to surge pricing, you might find some drivers up late. If y
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by scottfits 11y ago
This was a great read. In my mind, it reminded me of the true underlying simplicity of everything on the web. He's right--we are riding the shockwaves of the computer revolution and its fizzling down. The transistor is getting smaller
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by scottfits 11y ago
This is incredibly clairvoyant. Gates accurately predicted the success that content megaliths would see (I was thinking about Netflix, online news, personal blogs), but he didn't exactly predict the huge content landslide we face today