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by skram 13y ago
Which libraries do you find to be "complete"? Just curious
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by skram 13y ago
About to start a similar process in a month or two and think the following two articles are helpful, in order: 1. http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/BetaTest.html 2. http://www.product-launch-kit.com&#x2
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by skram 13y ago
Spreadgit.com looks awesome. I'm working on a SaaS in the health vertical: http://www.checkqm.com
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by skram 13y ago
hard but rewarding
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R (Statistics Software) in your web browser(roncloud.com)
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1993: White house announces NSA-backed 'clipper chip' as an encryption device(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by skram 13y ago|0 comments
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by skram 13y ago
David - Already subscribed :) I will reach out to the non-tech guys on my team and potentially be in touch for involvement in the customer development interview phase. Good luck!
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by skram 13y ago
Sounds like you need a consultant with experience rather than just some free advice, IMHO.
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by skram 13y ago
Clickable link: http://www.churnbee.com Sounds like a good idea and we could really use something liek this for our upcoming product, http://checkqm.com/ which is our first SaaS product. There are other dashboar
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by skram 13y ago
THis has been asked several times.. but I'll go ahead and say I've been using Fastmail.fm for my personal email for several years now and have not had a problem with it. For work, I've used self-hosted exchange (I didnt manag
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by skram 13y ago
Ruby: Sinatra/Rails, usually on top of Heroku or straight-up AWS. Usually a SQL-variant or MongoDB.
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by skram 13y ago
"Sinatra for iOS dev" would literally be the answer to my dreams. I have a license for RubyMotion but havent had time to play with it. This looks very promising!
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by skram 13y ago
Here's one endpoint that seems to work and not require an API key: http://api.boxfish.com/v2/v3/trending/topics/?fields=count
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by skram 13y ago
Thanks goshakkk, this looks nifty! I assume it takes care of the indexing and all that jazz for you? How well does it scale? It looks very similar to something's I'm already using but we use Mongo's map/reduce functionality because it allow
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by skram 13y ago
Like a grindr for hackers, huh? ;) You might try looking for local meetups and meeting people there: - http://www.2600.com/meetings/mtg.html - http://meetup.com
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by skram 14y ago
Would be awesome if the connection part of jackdb could be open sourced so the community could help bring NOSQL support. I understand you've got to make a living though. Just think of all the DBs you could support if you used an ORM (just t
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by skram 14y ago
This is great. Any plans to support nosql datastores like couch and mongo? These datastores could really use an exploratory interface like JackDB.
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by skram 14y ago
So many sites use this for various reasons like appending tracking codes (my former employer did this for Omniture tracking).. I just don't see this suggestion to disable the functionality catching on.
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by skram 14y ago
Awesome - thanks for sharing!
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by skram 14y ago
Finally!
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by skram 14y ago
I'm a student/hacker in the DC area but haven't hit up any of the coworking spaces in the area yet. There are many so google to the rescue! I've started attending Meetups (meetup.com) specific to my interests (health data and analytics) and
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by skram 14y ago
Do you have phone numbers or at least full names? Zip codes?
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by skram 14y ago
An GPS-enabled app where a user can set taxi rates and audits whether or not the taxi they are in is A) using a meter that has been altered/is fraudulent and B) if the taxi driver is potentially taking a negligent route based on traffic/etc
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by skram 14y ago
It will be on Ruby as well. System backend is currently MongoDB
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by skram 14y ago
Very interesting. Been working on a project very similar to this!
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by skram 14y ago
If you want to get up and running in a SaaS kind-of-way, check out Tropo.com. Great developer support.
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by skram 14y ago
Twitter. No joke, we were both looking for partners to enter an app challenge, found eachother on Twitter, won, and now have a company (we're going full time very soon).
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by skram 14y ago
Definitely check out http://www.programmableweb.com/apitag/?q=stocks
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by skram 14y ago
Pretty nifty. Very similar to the agile development lanes in Atlassian's JIRA (and I'm sure plenty other project management tools)
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by skram 14y ago
I was more thinking of the ability to import my greenbutton data to gain insights

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