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IdentityCache
(shopify.com)
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Asthmapolis Wants To Hack The Inhaler
(techcrunch.com)
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Asthmapolis raises $5 million from Silicon Valley venture firm
(jsonline.com)
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Phonorecords: A Matter Where Matter Still Matters | Murfie Blog
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I have been on that t-mobile plan for the last year with an unlocked Galaxy Nexus. It has been awesome. Speed is actually better than it was on AT&T.
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Google I/O 2013
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I did something similar last year: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3216323 I met a ton of great people and everyone was extremely accommodating. I hope you gets lots of offers. I think I ended up with ~70 invitations.
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Milestones
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There is a startup that does this! www.murfie.com Disclosure: I work for murfie
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I believe that is totally legit. You should check out Murfie.com
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Murfie and Sonos want your CD collection in the mail
(slashgear.com)
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Or you could just get a sim from Straight Talk or T-mobile and be free of contracts forever! Then just buy the Nexus 4 directly from google
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A little help - Making Uncle Bob Happy
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It's actually poor UX for desktop users too. It is possible to slide the buttons with a mouse drag and have them fail to change state. I see this behavior on many sites trying to optimize for mobile, but it degrades the desktop UX.
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"The investors are investing in us as innovators and our ability to execute on a vision. Being open source means that our users are our best collaborators. Open source hardware is a viable business model!"
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GitHub Down Again
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Music Ownership versus Music Rental
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"$80,000 and regular employee benefits"
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Make. Better.
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Another thought: Seems like what App.net should be doing is designing and promoting an open protocol for feeds and then become global indexer of those feeds. Of course, Google might give them some trouble. I am sure Google is chomping at th
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"App.net has the potential to be something more fundamental, like the web (HTTP) or email (SMTP)" To do this, wouldn't you need to abandon the centralized server? Neither of these services are paid products (the hosting is paid). A big reas
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Unsubscriber
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Entrepreneurship Is Not A Career Move
(danmartell.com)
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Our YC Interview: A Scottish Startup's Perspective
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Zed A. Shaw - The Web Will Die When OOP Dies
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Url_for(anything) with ActiveModel
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You Make It You Sell It
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Better - Merlin Mann
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Sexism in IT
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The technical implementation is interesting, but from a usability perspective, I found these icons to be pretty terrible
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