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by scrollinondubs 17y ago
Yeah I used Dapper.net to scrape the homepage and have it return an XML result set. Here's the Dap: http://www.dapper.net/dapp-howto-use.php?dappName=HNhomepage You can have it output JSON, RSS, XML, whatever... sean
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Sortable Hacker News(hnsort.com)
48 points by scrollinondubs 17y ago|24 comments
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A how-to for creating DIY inexpensive wall art(scrollinondubs.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 17y ago|1 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
how about making an intelligent response to the facts and arguments put forth in those films instead of an empty, snide remark? Which sounds more like the product of a stoned freshman, my post or your comment? sean
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“New York, New York” moments and getting one shoe on(scrollinondubs.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
Solid list. I've read maybe 1/5th of those. There were some glaring omissions though: -Strategy & Innovation: to leave off Clayton Christensen's "Innovator's Dilemma" and "Innovator's Solution" books is sacrilege -Psychology: Roger Daw
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Ask HN: How do you experiment to determine the right model w/o alienating users?
5 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|2 comments
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Using persistent RSS search in Twitter to generate qualified sales leads(scrollinondubs.com)
2 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
But it's a binary choice for a company to select one method of accounting or the other. I know you can get both views from within QB but for tax filing purposes you're either cash or accrual. If we've elected to use accrual-basis accounting
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Ask HN: When should a startup should use cash vs. accrual-basis accounting?
4 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|3 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
so this is not < 64 words and less of a description of OO and more to your solicitation of "inspire me" of why you should care about it. The critical distinction IMHO: Procedural programming is like a recipe- you program a sequence of
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ReserveChute.com launched at Phx Startup Weekend: C'mon back dat SaaS up(reservechute.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
the other advantages not listed here: -the JumpBox is portable across virtualization systems -the JumpBox can be brought up on EC2 if need be -you can use the backup/restore feature to create an archive of the delta of what changes you've m
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The most comprehensive list of useful open source server apps ever assembled(delicious.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What's the most effective way to build a sales team?
2 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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How to compensate for your deficiencies as a startup outside of the Bay(scrollinondubs.com)
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How to keep playing Scrabulous if you're in the US or Canada(scrollinondubs.com)
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
fyi: there's a step-by-step tutorial here on how to move the JumpBox to EC2 once you have your app deployed-> http://blog.jumpbox.com/2008/06/27/a-beginners-guide-to-runn...
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Deploy Rails apps to EC2 in minutes with the RoR JumpBox(jumpbox.com)
12 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|4 comments
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
yes- same goal, different approach. They do install wizards to quickly get OSS apps running in the native environment. We do virtual appliances that are self-contained so they're portable and won't muck up the system. There are advantages
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
Well the VM's are running Ubuntu but the idea of a "virtual appliance" is slightly different than a traditional virtual machine in that you needn't think about the OS. Instead you focus on using the application and for all you know it's BS
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by scrollinondubs 18y ago
true. I picture the scene at a user group where I myself would recommend a service or product to somebody and that recommendation is always strictly based on if I think it would be valuable for them given their situation. So I'm inclined t
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Do referral programs really work?
2 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|6 comments
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10 lessons I've learned from running Adwords for our product(scrollinondubs.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 18y ago|0 comments
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JumpBox for Google App Engine(jumpbox.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 19y ago|0 comments
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Virtual Appliances explained: a 5min video by VMware(download3.vmware.com)
1 points by scrollinondubs 19y ago|0 comments
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Kathy Sierra "get back on your blogging horse" pledgebank(pledgebank.com)
8 points by scrollinondubs 19y ago|2 comments
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by scrollinondubs 19y ago
guys, lemme clarify this- when i said "deferring calls from his wife," he was politely saying "honey, gimme 15 more min" because he was so into it. It really wasn't rude at all and perhaps I should have better explained it or left that out
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by scrollinondubs 19y ago
sure, in generic terms. Our lawyer was instrumental in getting 3 - we splurged a bit and hired a very reputable firm in Palo Alto that is well-connected. We paid more than we would have liked for the legal work a year ago but it's paying d
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by scrollinondubs 19y ago
dhouston- good call on having a big story. The VC's could literally care less about the features of your product, they want to know how it's going to be thing that will be a common-place word in 4 yrs and you have to paint that picture vivi

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