vaughan

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   Ask HN: Is there a place I can stay with other entrepreneurs in London?

   1 points by vaughan 12y ago|0 comments
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   I have been waiting for this for a long time. :)
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   Should have got Harper Reed and the Obama campaign tech team to knock it up in Rails on AWS.
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   Great work guys. Would be excellent as a mobile app. If only there was some way to replicate the Tinder "match" aspect. Maybe constraining matches to a price range, brand choice, mutual friend likes or providing random discounts.
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   I was recently working on an iOS app where I needed a 1-to-1 chat feature. I was surprised that there wasn't an established market leader in this space considering how many apps use such a feature. When I saw this post I immediately th
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   There are some problems with preferential voting in the Senate though as Antony Green raises ( http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-29/green-senate-ballot-sy... ). 95% of Australians will defer to their parties'
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   I am working on it! https://github.com/OpenParliamentAu/law-beta All bills are in Microsoft Word. 1. Convert all bills to perfect Markdown for nice looking diffs. 2. Parse amendments (e.g. "Section 1: Omit paragra
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   by vaughan 13y ago

   Exactly what I do. I've just started using IntelliJ change sets which are really useful.
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   Monaco font with a bold style(github.com)

   3 points by vaughan 13y ago|0 comments
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    by vaughan 14y ago

    Just discovered GoodFilms! Brilliant idea - I will be back often. I've felt a similar frustration with jsFiddle not supporting Coffee+friends so kudos for that one too.
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Here, here. I'm from Australia where medical care is also free. This idea of dying quickly as to not burden your family with medical expenses is ridiculous, given the success that single-payer health care has had in many countries all over
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    MacBook Pro 13" 2009 C2D 2.66 4GB Dell 24" Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0
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    Ask HN: What is your development setup?

    13 points by vaughan 15y ago|16 comments
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Thunderbolt 3D accelerator will be out early next year. ViDock G4 Micro ( http://www.facebook.com/VillageViDock?sk=app_202980683107053... )
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    I'm the same as aparadja. Using the built-in keyboard is great because the trackpad is in the ideal position below the keyboard which I use all the time for gestures and scrolling. I have a mouse next to the computer which I use sometimes.
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Try the Plugable UGA-2K-A ( http://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Multiple-2048x1152-1920x1200-... ) to add another 24" monitor. Or you can wait for the ViDock G4 Micro ( http://www.facebook.com/VillageViDock?sk=app_202980683107053... ) which allo
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    I'm trying to make the exact same decision. I used to use a 3x24" monitor setup with Windows, now I am using a 2009 MBP 13" C2D in front of me with a single 24" monitor. The problem with this setup is the 2009 MBP is unbearably slow - it la
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    How do you connect two monitors to your MBA?
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    I would expect they mean special people with well-known stage names like Madonna, Sting etc. similar to how Quora enforces it. But I guess if Larry is making the rules he gets to decide if he is special enough :)
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    I disagree - he makes a reasonable assumption. G+ allows you to share things that are public and share things that are private. If someone was sharing things that are private (our assumption), wouldn't it follow that they are sharing things
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    David Drummond has blogged publicly on the Google Blog ( http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/when-patents-attack-a... ) a few times. Surely it would make sense for him to publish this on his public G+ feed.
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Google+ has made a point to enforce a real names policy - no pseudonyms allowed. Surely high level executives have things they would like to say publicly or comment on posts which they see. Reading articles is one thing, but taking the time
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Strange...Alan Eustace has made 3 public posts on October 5, 2011. Perhaps he's a HN reader.
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    I would say Google+ is a core product for Google now. The OP submits this article to back this claim up: http://www.oregonlive.com/business/index.ssf/2011/06/googles... Eric Schmidt admits he "screwed up" by not seeing the importance of s
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    This is even more of a reason that Google execs should use Google+ publicly. They would then understand this problem exists for this type of user and push for solutions. Perhaps some sort of priority inbox feature for Google+? Zuckerberg wo
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    by vaughan 15y ago

    Google+ explicitly doesn't allow the use of pseudonyms.
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    Google Blogger introduces Dynamic Views(buzz.blogger.com)

    3 points by vaughan 15y ago|0 comments
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    Mobile social lag(vaughan.io)

    1 points by vaughan 15y ago|0 comments
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    Frictionless fitness monitoring(vaughan.io)

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    Google designers don’t care about 640 pixels(vaughan.io)

    2 points by vaughan 15y ago|0 comments