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9y ago
"3 days ago" ಠ_ಠ
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9y ago
I'm on the fence about him myself but do you not see the irony in your comment?
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9y ago
I've noticed Jordan Peterson getting mentioned a lot around here lately. Do you have a link to his lecture on this topic?
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Really cool idea. As someone that hasn't really investigated the market indicators for collapse this is really eye opening. It really breaks things down into plain english. Hope this goes to the top for some rational/interesting c
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Wal-Mart testing food tracking blockchain to fight fake food
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9y ago
Not all heroes wear capes -- thank you!
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Canva Clone in Javascript
(github.com)
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This really looks amazing! That is all -- I have nothing negative to say -- you guys are killing it with this project :) Curious, who is the founder of this project? Interested to hear more about it's background and the team behind get
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9y ago
This is exactly why when a new game comes out, I check to see if it is available on GOG.com before checking Steam. Thanks to GOG's DRM-Free policy, you can download and store the game installer. Not all digital distribution is bad.
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9y ago
Very nice -- looks like an open source Klipfolio alternative. Which would be great because Klipfolio has some serious limitations.
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9y ago
Too much traffic -- couldn't access the page. Here's the cached version: http://archive.is/vs4a7
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9y ago
Great, I'm sold on leaving unroll.me but I think there is a deeper problem here. Email is so insecure and if you're already using Gmail then who knows who Google is selling your emails to. Google is just a lot better about keeping
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10y ago
Really cool but it would be even cooler if it offered sponsored newsletters in other industries like finance, real estate, faith, gaming, etc. Are there other services like this or is this the first of it's kind?
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10y ago
It's called CloudReady and no it doesn't have Android support yet and I don't think it's planned. Though some have hacked it to run Android apps but it's super super buggy.
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10y ago
If you want to go nuclear you can add OpenDNS to your router and block specific sites or categories of sites. This will work for all devices on your network, android, iphone, laptops, etc. Or edit your hosts file and 127.0.0.1 the sites you
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10y ago
um, sorry youtube, that already exists and cheaper: https://www.playon.tv/cloud ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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10y ago
I tried to share an AMP article from Gizmodo with my wife the other day. I just texted her the link that I copied from my Firefox Mobile browser. She said it was broken. And sure enough, it was broken. What a pain, the url only works for me
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10y ago
Thanks for the tip but I tried the "Deep Web" option and still can't find any of the sites. They are small sites that get about 100-500 visitors per month. Also, there are a lot more than 200+ million websites on the web.
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10y ago
Cool but they need better coverage of the internet. Looks like they are only scraping some sites. I couldn't find any sites in my niche. Top alexa sites only? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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10y ago
At a quick glance, this reminds me of Ruby CLI. The fact that it uses CFML as a basis for the engine is great too. I get the feeling that you could write up an API with this in a day and it would perform well.
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11y ago
I wouldn't build a christian startup because there is something magic about the christian label. It might even fail. It's about personally believing in the mission of Christ and wanting to share the love of Christ through your gif
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11y ago
Great feedback, but I don't own it, I just found it on google. Also, charging a one time fee to join is actually really common for Slack communities (ie hashtagstartup.co). It keeps out people that aren't serious or want to spam.
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11y ago
Sorry if you felt that I implied that being a christian made someone a better developer. I certainly don't believe it does. I know many great developers that aren't christians. The reason I said christian developers is because to
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Thanks for sharing and clearing that up, but this actually validates my overall statement all the more. We need real christian developers and there are so many opportunities to have a huge impact for the kingdom!
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There is a ton of opportunity in the christian media industry with huge markets. I hope more christian developers get involved and start making stuff that would help believers, missionaries, churches, etc. There are so many things to disrup
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Is anyone keeping track? In the last 7 days Parse was shut down, then a couple days ago Dropbox alternative Copy was shut down and now Firefox OS. Anyone else curious about what's next?
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Some quick feedback. You guys need to offer a "Hobbyist" plan for around $30-60/per month. Otherwise you are really only shooting for a very small portion of Parse users with your base price starting at $199/per month. T
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CFML is currently ranking better than PHP and Go in a recent twitter survey: http://code2015.com I would attribute that to the passionate community and open source version, Lucee.
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I don't see why anyone would choose a Parse alternative. This would require rewriting your app to support another PaaS that will probably die in the next 5 years. What I am looking for is a managed Parse Server solution so all I have t
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Top languages of 2015 according to Twitter
(code2015.com)
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