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by theaccordance 10y ago
You're either providing a product or a service.
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by theaccordance 10y ago
What I would do: 1. Determine your liability to the customers in the event the APIs are discontinued 2. Assess the risk of the APIs getting shut down 3. Have a contingency plan in place in the event you have to scramble.
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by theaccordance 10y ago
Odds are that while you'll write software in swift, you'll probably encounter other people's code written in Obj-C. This could come either from inherited code (ex:project you took over) or open-source components you may use.
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Phonegap Serve: SocketIO Injection Issue with RequireJS Apps(github.com)
1 points by theaccordance 10y ago|0 comments
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by theaccordance 11y ago
You need to look up the appropriate labor laws for your country/state in order to determine what options are available to you
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Been this way for months
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Chicago, Denver, The California Coast
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by theaccordance 11y ago
This comes off as a snobbish article IMO. I don't want to discredit the work the author has done, but it's all over a communication tool, one that many of us have adopted in other environments. Having open source projects on the
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Pretty sure that Under Armor's MapMyFitness webapp has a route builder that uses the Google Maps API as well
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Computer Geeks Dethroned Rock Gods(thump.vice.com)
1 points by theaccordance 11y ago|0 comments
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by theaccordance 11y ago
And if package drop boxes aren't viable then fine, let's just move onto Robotic Butlers who can answer the door and accept packages
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by theaccordance 11y ago
I live in Chicago and deal with package theft at least once a year; this thought of dummy packages is not realistic and I'd never participate. A more realistic solution: Package drop boxes. They can be either key or one-way door to he
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by theaccordance 11y ago
We could debate the merits of a feature like this, but a more reasonable answer is that there simply hasn't been a demand large enough to encourage any languages to add it. Personally, it would add no value to my workflow.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
If you're going to take advantage of the events and networking with others at 1871, then it's worth it. If you're just looking for a place to work on nights and weekends, there's plenty of excellent coffee shops around o
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Except someone has to write those generators...
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Given the fact you're asking this question, I'm thinking you're probably not ready to move to Ghost for your blog. Stay with what you're familiar with until you get a chance to tinker with ghost in a sandbox environment
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Thank you for sharing this, it could not have come at a better time for a little side project I've been cooking up.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
I didn't know Dogs were eligible to vote
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Scotch.io has several articles on the topic: https://scotch.io/?s=authentication
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Talk about a forgotten throwback! I had one of these in high school; won it off of some contest or promo. We'd use it during our large school assemblies to chat with each other across the gym instead of paying attention lol
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by theaccordance 11y ago
What I've done/will do on the next project: - Pre-release signup to be notified when it's available - Product Hunt - Create a "Show HN" post on Hacker News - Reddit
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by theaccordance 11y ago
So all of this happens to you six months ago, and now you're finally sharing it with HN? BRB, getting the world's smallest violin out to play
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by theaccordance 11y ago
I'd suggest one of two things: 1. Contact The Guardian and share the issue with them 2. Forget about it, and delete this Ask HN post.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
I could, but JavaScript has such a broad application these days that you should be more specific as to what you're goals are
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Ask HN: Recommended Atom.io packages?
2 points by theaccordance 11y ago|1 comments
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Taking a firm stance on salary cuts is bad advice.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
I bounced around 4 different companies after changing careers into software development before I found my ideal match; don't be afraid to get back out there and find something more satisfying.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
If Twinkies can make a comeback, then it's completely possible that Reddit can overcome this mess. Whether or not that happens remains to be seen.
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by theaccordance 11y ago
On whether to use Git or Mercurial, my gut suggests you teach Git, but if you have the ability, poll alumns of the program and/or companies who are nabbing grads to see what they have/haven't used. Personally, I've neve
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by theaccordance 11y ago
Hi George, welcome to Hacker News. If you're looking to join a startup, here's a couple suggestions on how to improve your odds when posting on HN: - Make things easier for the companies you're trying to attract. Provide li

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