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From Flickr to Slack: B.C.'s Silicon Valley golden boy finds success in failure
(theglobeandmail.com)
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Ask HN: How to replicate dev and production?
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PyCharm, RubyMine, and WebStrorm are all different flavours of JetBrains IDE so it's not really like three different tools.
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Ask HN: Why memcached over Redis?
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12y ago
Reminds me of http://www.eatthismuch.com , which was also a Show HN IIRC.
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12y ago
Whoa, I wrote down some notes for a very similar idea yesterday. My take on it was more of a service, that let you spin up a page quickly, including things like email signups, analytics, and a domain name.
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12y ago
Glad to see permissions for shared files. We set up a shared folder for all of our family to upload our wedding photos. A few weeks later we discovered someone had deleted a couple folders and wiped the photos from everyone's machine.
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Why is it so hard to make a Java program appear native?
(arstechnica.com)
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I wouldn't think so. Your tech stack is going to be one of the last things they care about. Besides, .Net is very well established so if anything they'll take comfort in that. It's all about the product and users.
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Gratz Sam!
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The entire tech industry struggling to compete with Apple
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Simplicity
(bastianallgeier.com)
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http://radar.oreilly.com/2014/03/the-new-php.html I just came back to PHP myself after 4 years away and have been pleasantly surprised. A lot of it has been community driven with things like the PHP-PSR standards
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Give it five minutes
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Formstone - A collection of thoughtfully crafted front-end components
(formstone.it)
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Is Apple actually selling these stickers? I saw it more of a "this is what people do with our product because they love it so much" kind of thing, as opposed to Apple directly diluting their brand by selling notebooks with Homer S
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I Don't Know Swift
(robnapier.net)
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12y ago
Yes!!! Thank you :) This has been driving me nuts for the past couple weeks.
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Ask HN: Crowdsourced project ideas that split equity
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12y ago
Sounds like you had a good time ;) https://twitter.com/Dimillian/status/486237717563736064
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Cycle of Vim
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12y ago
Yep, just yesterday I was looking for sentry alternatives. This would be a nice place to go to and get it.
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Does it work with svn repos? i.e., if I've git svn cloned a repo on my machine. Can I interact with it with GhfM? Will sync do 'git svn dcommit'?
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12y ago
From https://www.productpush.io/pricing $3/campaign + $0.40/code.
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What happens when they send the same lead to all of their customers? Now you've got to complete against the rest of the subscribers to land the job.
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Six Questions that Start Startups
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This happens in the real world too, aka the sidewalk effect. The cutouts in the sidewalk for wheelchairs are now used by everyone else too for their: strollers, bikes, shopping carts, and anyone else who doesn't want to raise their foo
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Offline use, speed, and software integration. When I'm at the cottage (no internet) I can still use the keyboard shortcut from my editor to instantly pop up the docs for something.
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12y ago
Since the author is already familiar with PHP, why not try Hack? You'll get to keep all of your PHP stuff, with increased performance on the HHVM. Sure, there is no real hack framework yet.. but you could help build one. Plus, all your
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12y ago
Since it is just creating machines for you (i.e., it's created under your DigitalOcean account) can't you just stop paying for forge after you've created your servers, and keep using your DO account normally.
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