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by sgrove 13y ago
This doesn't deserve to be posted anywhere, much less on the front page.
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by sgrove 13y ago
It won't work in areas of low density - the convenience and per-transaction cost would be lost. But in dense cities with an ability to deliver in an hour/day to/from your door, it could be very nice. I would get rid of quite
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by sgrove 13y ago
> "and I don't want to pay a price that is pretty close to what it would cost to just buy the tool!" Why not pay the full price for the tool + delivery (handled by some monthly membership fee, maybe) to keep it as long as
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by sgrove 13y ago
Please keep it civil.
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL | RELOCATE OK] We're a YC company wrangling SaaS to work together (as they should), starting by bringing the biggest apps our customers use right into Gmail. We've been growing
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by sgrove 13y ago
This talk was brilliant by the way, well done on it. Really happy to see a lot of movement around docker, seems like it's really hit a nerve.
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by sgrove 13y ago
That looks great! Earmarked to check out on a rainy day. Thank you for sharing.
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by sgrove 13y ago
Other than banks, creditors, and credit-score companies? I imagine there are far more businesses with access to view our financial accounts than we realize day-to-day.
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by sgrove 13y ago
Out of curiosity, do you have Rapportive installed?
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by sgrove 13y ago
It seems like the core support is there, quite nice. It disables my ability to select text though (via mark-set and moving the cursor). Love that other people's selections are highlighted though! Is there a github repo for the individu
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by sgrove 13y ago
Been watching this for awhile, it's what we've wanted for years now (we thought about building this as dev offering for Bushido's platform). Finally giving it a go in emacs, I just get a Floobits buffer that continually spi
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by sgrove 13y ago
Curious what you mean by "kind of leaf behind the standard way"? We've been pretty impressed with storm, and are cautiously eyeing Datomic (the closed-source community makes us pretty cautious to rely on it too heavily). Sim
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by sgrove 13y ago
If you get a chance, I highly recommend checking out the HN Kansai group. A really great collection of people working on some diverse stuff, in a wonderful area. Wish I could attend more often!
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by sgrove 13y ago
It could certainly be messy, and the distraction of threatened, pending, or active lawsuits are not anything you want to deal with while starting a company. Also, your reputation may be at stake as well, along with your relationship with th
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by sgrove 13y ago
You won't know which channel is going to give you a value ahead of time, it depends on runtime conditions. But really, you don't care if the user pushes the keyboard or moves the mouse first, you just want to handle each event a
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Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security chief, to head UC(touch.latimes.com)
2 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
While I was initially disappointed in what seemed like irresponsible post-acquisition behavior after reading the linkbait title, after knowing what kind of a situation you were in, it makes a ton of sense. Don't worry about the ridicul
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by sgrove 13y ago
Any recommendations for non-players looking to get sucked into whatever it is that makes it so intriguing?
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by sgrove 13y ago
Striking how similar the concerns are from one age to another. I've often spent a long day tracking a bug down, fixing it, and pushing it out to production, and thought, "Now I've written the whole thing: for Christ's sa
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by sgrove 13y ago
San Francisco, CA - Zenbox. Software Engineer. [LOCAL] We're a YC company wrangling SaaS to work together (as they should), starting by bringing the biggest apps our customers use right into Gmail. We work with dozens of API's to
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by sgrove 13y ago
Perhaps a one-click migrate-to-dropbox option is in order?
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by sgrove 13y ago
It's interesting that you mentioned that concrete in particular is well understood, I just came across an interesting article the other day about some breakthrough in understanding Roman concrete: http://newscenter.lbl.gov&#
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by sgrove 13y ago
It's actually going to be demoed on the 20th, but the title was too long for hn.
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Tesla Battery Swapping Tech For Long Trips Without Charging Stops(techcrunch.com)
4 points by sgrove 13y ago|2 comments
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Open-source Something Often(diegobasch.com)
18 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
We've had similar problems before (outside of angular), and the lack of visibility and tooling is horrendous. However, at Google I/O they demoed the new object allocation tracker, which seems like a vast, vast improvement. Highly recommende
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by sgrove 13y ago
Bill Gates? Warren Buffett? Laurene Jobs? Zuckerberg? Ron Conway? I don't know what qualified as ultra-rich, but "investments" the wealthy/rich bracket in SV (including new-comers) also fails to back up your assertion.
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How Zenbox Uses Redis(blog.togo.io)
2 points by sgrove 13y ago|0 comments
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by sgrove 13y ago
That may be why they've made it a partner-only program, and why they control the interface for rendering each schema (that they specifically choose to support). While frustrating, it's an interesting point to consider.
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by sgrove 13y ago
What was wrong with it? I haven't used ASP at all (outside of some tutorial a decade or so ago), so I don't know. Curious to see if there are any pitfalls we're headed for, and if they're avoidable. In the meantime, I'm quite excited by the

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