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14y ago
Assuming the author/OP isn't trolling, I think he's confusing "current city", "hometown", "location" and other such fields with the user's actual current location. The first three, when implemented as free text fields, are rarely updated by
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14y ago
Cool. What I'd really like would be a way to hide stories across multiple devices!
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14y ago
Oh, I saw the ROT13 text; I was saying there's no real easter egg there, just a dead-end tagline.
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14y ago
Nothing there, I'm afraid. That is, unless they're intercepting Google searches for the decoded phrase, in which case, hello! Feel free to check out my resume, which you can find in my Documents folder, and I look forward to hearing from yo
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14y ago
Kickstarter's limited rewards serve this purpose: discounted first year subscriptions, tote bags, stickers - the usual. It's a common strategy because initial momentum is so crucial for crowdfunding efforts. Good luck, and get some sleep!
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14y ago
Why aren't you offering an incentive to early backers? I can't see any reason to donate now, or within the 30 days, rather than wait and see how things develop.
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Formspring resets 28 Million Passwords After Breach
(m.theage.com.au)
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Foursquare announces Connected Apps platform
(blog.foursquare.com)
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9:20 PM PDT We are continuing to work to bring the instances and volumes back online. In addition, EC2 and EBS APIs are currently experiencing elevated error rates.
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EC2 status: 8:21 PM PDT We are investigating connectivity issues for a number of instances in the US-EAST-1 Region. 8:31 PM PDT We are investigating elevated errors rates for APIs in the US-EAST-1 (Northern Virginia) region, as well as conn
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14y ago
At 11:25 Eastern, https://status.heroku.com/incidents/386 was posted: "We're currently experiencing a widespread application outage. We've disabled API access while engineers work on resolving the issues."
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14y ago
Looking at the link, it seems that only those apps using the latest version of Dropbox's SDK (1.2) are being rejected, for violating Apple's long-standing platform policies. Dropbox has since released a version of their SDK without the offe
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15y ago
cf. last year's discussion of http://hnlike.com : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2934178
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EveryMe (YC S11) hits the App Store
(everyme.com)
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15y ago
Good discussion of this over on the Scala SIPs Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/scala-sip...
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SIP-18 - a Proposal to Modularize Scala's Language Features
(docs.scala-lang.org)
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15y ago
Clickable: http://groups.google.com/group/hn-connecticut
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15y ago
Whoa - I was looking for a hyphenation and join-back tool earlier today, and couldn't find anything even remotely useful. Scribd has a pretty good record of contributing to open source: any chance you'd make that component available? Altern
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15y ago
http://onepagerapp.com/
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15y ago
For context, this submission's original title on HN was "LinkedIn Acquires Contacts Start-Up Rapportive (YC S10)". About an hour ago, it was changed to "is acquiring" to better reflect the linked article's headline on AllThingsD, as I'd su
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15y ago
Not as high as many other companies. They've acquired 2 consumer-facing startups so far: CardMunch, which they rebranded and re-released, and Connected, which they've kept going without any changes.
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15y ago
Title should be "LinkedIn may be acquiring Rapportive". Neither company has commented, and Gannes' unnamed source doesn't appear to know whether the deal has closed.
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15y ago
Have you considered working out of a coworking space for a while? There are a ton here in NYC: most are single-founder friendly, treat engineers like people, and provide exactly the kind of energetic atmosphere you say you're looking for -
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15y ago
Your comment is self-absorbed, unhelpful, and wrong. I, for one, have long been looking for an easier way to prototype and test 3D interfaces for multidimensional data. It's hard to get meaningful feedback on a movie or a SketchUp model, an
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15y ago
Got it at 1:15 PM; message content made me suspicious. Searched Twitter: people with subscriptions were getting it, but also people who'd never subscribed, and people who'd used throwaway email addresses to subscribe (e.g. username+nytimes@
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New York Times Hacked? NYT Users Were Just Spammed About Home Delivery
(businessinsider.com)
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There are laws, and social mores - but those certainly don't stop people from hacking road signs or removing traffic signals.(1,2) Moreover, unlike spikes on the road, a tampered-with indicator might not be immediately obvious, even in its
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Does anyone know how this works in practice? Are any measures taken to prevent someone from spray-painting a rogue QR code on the ground to reroute traffic?
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15y ago
This is a masterful parody of sophistry.
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>>the NYC area is starving for talent What area isn't? >>most techies in this area aren't that entrepreneurial There are enough - several of Facebook's most prominent product launches in the last year (new Groups, Timeline)
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