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by sheetjs 13y ago
You should suggest something a little more provocative: there is something broken at YC. For some very strange reason, this reads exactly like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6929705 , down to the PG retort about the gu
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Jq JSON processor(stedolan.github.io)
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by sheetjs 13y ago
I do something similar with Excel files using jq ( http://stedolan.github.io/jq/ ) and j ( https://npmjs.org/package/j ): $ j -J sample_data.xlsb tbl | jq 'length' 3 $ j -J sam
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Twitter new colors?(twitter.com)
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... and now we have fez: https://github.com/fez/fez https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7090479
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AFAICT Github doesn't let you annotate arbitrary lines of code. It does, however, let you make line-level comments on pull requests
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by sheetjs 13y ago
There's a service called "FreeFile" for federal taxes: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Free-File:-Do-Your-Federal-Taxes-for-... States have their own programs (e.g. New York http://www.tax.ny.gov/
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Live collaborative development of pacman on JSFiddle(jsfiddle.net)
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Previous discussion about bizspark and free azure access: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5293098
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> "How we found (probably) a million style and grammar errors in the English Wikipedia". Would you have clicked if that were the title? Sad part is that I suspect many people upvoted based on the title alone, without reading th
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> Over 50k modules all written in the async style, ready to use Is this even true? There are "57 210" modules in NPM at the moment but many of them are explicitly synchronous
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by sheetjs 13y ago
Greenspun's Tenth, updated for 2014: "Any sufficiently complicated website contains an ad-hoc, informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of jQuery" I understand the visceral opposition, but once you start wr
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by sheetjs 13y ago
> US-based revenue from AdWords, Google's flagship program Given Google's structure and revenue recognition, I'd be surprised if they had to pay out anything significant.
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Billion-Dollar Startup Club(graphics.wsj.com)
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Wikipedia credits Paul Buchheit: > The idea for Gmail was pitched by Rajen Sheth during an interview with Google,[55] and went on to be developed by Paul Buchheit several years before it was announced to the public. Initially the email c
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by sheetjs 13y ago
In the specific case of google, clearly no. But I've seen cases, such as with coinbase, where a post on the front page of HN really did lead to action. My summary: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6932224 https:&
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The cynic will say "karma whoring" but I think it's actually because it increases the likelihood that something will happen. For example, when there were coinbase issues, people wouldn't get responses for weeks. However
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by sheetjs 13y ago
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CNN website hacked: "China dumps all bonds"(webcache.googleusercontent.com)
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Why is the organization name in the actual repos lowercase? For example, https://github.com/eBay eBay is the org name but the actual repos are listed in lowercase, like "ebay / restsuperman" (which doesn&#x27
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by sheetjs 13y ago
The article suggests a simpler explanation: > ... a result of a mailing list rented through a third-party provider This is analogous to someone looking at the obituaries in a newspaper and cross-referencing the phone book.
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It's actually HIPAA, not HIPPA. If the paid and free accounts use the same resources (e.g. same hosting configuration, same data centers), the free accounts would also be compliant.
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> * Breakup fee that penalizes them for walking away. This is pretty standard, especially when there are regulatory concerns. AT&T ended up shelling out more than $1B when the T-Mobile deal fell apart.
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> Blair also dismissed a speeding ticket against Abadie, because an expert did not appear to testify to the calibration on the officer's speedometer. Blair said there was a lack of evidence to establish Abadie's driving speed.
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Were there any updates since the last discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7060261 ( http://162.209.96.128/ )
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> Are there examples of startups failing because of too much emphasis of execution? Plenty, and we see it every day, except they don't call it "failure by doing too much". They call it things like "not understanding
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I remember there being two tests: A and AB. When did that change?
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This was on the front page recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7044205 (144 points, 44 comments)
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> You can't sell software like you sell physical items, software is too easy to copy. You can sell support, which can't be copied in the same way that software can be copied. And if you are writing open source software with re
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by sheetjs 13y ago
Name of store is "Neiman-Marcus", not Nieman

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