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Capture cow farts, turn them into fuel(springwise.com)
1 points by whatupdave 12y ago|0 comments
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The first 10,000 users(hackernoons.com)
47 points by whatupdave 12y ago|8 comments
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Build your product in public(thenextweb.com)
5 points by whatupdave 12y ago|1 comments
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by whatupdave 12y ago
If you have the time to help build it, there's one being built here co-op style: https://assemblymade.com/party-box
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Campaign Monitor Raises $250 Million(blogs.wsj.com)
3 points by whatupdave 12y ago|0 comments
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by whatupdave 12y ago
If you want to share ownership with a community of builders you can post up ideas to https://assemblymade.com
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The Economic Case for a Universal Basic Income(economonitor.com)
4 points by whatupdave 13y ago|2 comments
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by whatupdave 13y ago
clickable link: https://readraptor.com
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Show HN: We open sourced our week-end product, Read Raptor
6 points by whatupdave 13y ago|4 comments
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by whatupdave 13y ago
OP here. We built this on Assembly. The code is open and we'd love if people got involved to help building it. Check it out on https://github.com/asm-products/readraptor
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Show HN: Add smart notifications, digests and read receipts to your app(readraptor.com)
12 points by whatupdave 13y ago|2 comments
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by whatupdave 13y ago
Looks good now
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by whatupdave 13y ago
Great points, here's some of our thinking around this: 1) The voting is not a judgement of people's contributions, it's more the community's valuation of a particular piece of work. The votes help prioritise the importan
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Coderwall (YC W12) launches Assembly(venturebeat.com)
22 points by whatupdave 13y ago|4 comments
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by whatupdave 13y ago
To ensure collaboration is easy the code is open-source. To ensure contributors get paid for their work we'll run a hosted version and allow companies to run it themselves with a commercial license.
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by whatupdave 13y ago
Non-technical people can definitely contribute to the apps. For one if it's their idea, they get an immediate stake in future profits. There is also a lot of marketing and strategy work that goes into any successful product. The commun
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by whatupdave 13y ago
Nice catch! We accidentally had it private. It's up now here: https://github.com/assemblymade/support-foo
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by whatupdave 13y ago
Amazing.
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Send your own pocket spacecraft to the moon(pocketspacecraft.com)
1 points by whatupdave 13y ago|0 comments
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New Relic FutureStack conference(futurestack.io)
4 points by whatupdave 13y ago|2 comments
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by whatupdave 14y ago
Yep. And most likely you wont be able to play SimCity 5 in 5 years time.
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by whatupdave 14y ago
Minecraft seems to strike the right balance here. Authenticate players on public servers to avoid spoofing other accounts, but also allow people to run their own private servers and disable online mode. Granted this enables piracy but I'm s
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by whatupdave 14y ago
This is really cool. It would definitely add to the immersion of the game.
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Run bash scripts on Heroku(whatupdave.com)
12 points by whatupdave 14y ago|0 comments
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by whatupdave 14y ago
Thanks for the kind words! We are storing logs and metrics for individual servers, and we're working on ways for people to access them. I'm sorry that you had a bad expereince with your upload. I'm overhauling the upgrade process as we spea
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Minefold offers Team Fortress 2 servers on demand(blog.minefold.com)
24 points by whatupdave 14y ago|2 comments
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by whatupdave 14y ago
Awesome! Took about 60 seconds to get an app running with live updating.
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Applying The Clean Architecture to Go applications(manuel.kiessling.net)
15 points by whatupdave 14y ago|1 comments
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Former OnLive Employee Describes 'Bizarre All-Hands Meeting'(gamepolitics.com)
15 points by whatupdave 14y ago|3 comments
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by whatupdave 15y ago
Hey, I'd love to talk more about this in detail if you're interested! Mind sending an email to dave@minefold.com?

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