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12y ago
Thats not a storm, this is a storm: http://earth.nullschool.net/#2014/12/11/0900Z/wind/surface/l...
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12y ago
In the UK its actually easier to start a business than it is in the US, and the associated costs are significantly less. *(as someone who has started companies in both the UK and US)
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12y ago
I hereby invoke Betteridge's law of headlines. (unless they can convince every postal service in the world to throw away hundreds of years of dogma)
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Show HN: Tinder for GIFs
(gifwang.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
for the young'uns: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Comic_Chat
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12y ago
Yep Yahoo! does have pretty much the worst sign-in/sign-up system on the internet. Its even worse than LinkedIn. Maybe instead of spending billions buying and "sunsetting" random mobile apps or mediocre blog platforms Marissa
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12y ago
This only makes sense if they were to "broadcast" it using Frequency-shift keying (the kind used in your 2400baud modem). So should the zombie apocalypse come we can actually reconstruct the Linux kernel. Cos you know, thats impor
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12y ago
Wrong: Instagram is most definitely native - it uses a uitableview for those views (and it's obvious from the sticky headers with the users name / time / etc) Basecamp does use some web views, but the resources are local (or
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13y ago
It matters because with the knowledge we have now, we'll never know if "Person X" was passed over for promotion because they were "a little bit gay" or they just weren't suited to the job. With that permanently
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13y ago
Doesn't Tassimo already do this with their TDiscs? https://www.tassimo.co.uk/Help/TASSIMOTips/KnowAboutTDiscs/U...
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13y ago
Although Celery can use it, why is Amazon SQS treated as a second class citizen in python background worker systems? I've yet to find/see a background worker pool that played nicely (properly) with SQS.
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13y ago
"Forever" is a long time...
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13y ago
It'll be universal and a free upgrade to existing users.
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13y ago
That is the most contrarian thing I have ever seen anyone post ever. You're going to use a "broken" product just because someone ranted about how broken it is(was)?
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14y ago
How do you know the original poster is American and subject to US Copyright Law???
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14y ago
I did this in the UK about 2 months ago, the entire process took about 4 hours. I used the free option too - you have to scour the UK site for it, but its all there, and it was quick (in November anyway)
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14y ago
Startup = 10% being really good at what you do, 90% luck.
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14y ago
As someone who's hired people before, I'd be much more intrigued to see the patent on your resume (especially if you include the number so its easy to search for). The second a resume makes me stop and look for a second, then you've already