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anrope
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Comment #36053363
That’s great to hear. These guys do some smooth interactions with ms word and version tracking, worth checking out: https://www.simuldocs.com/features/collaborate-microsoft-wor...
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Comment #36053099
This is a great market that nobody has run away with yet. If you find the right combination of features around contract lifecycle, it could be yours. Common docs (clerky), redlinin…
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Comment #27355790
Podsights | https://podsights.com | Machine Learning, ML Operations, Software Engineering | Remote within the US | Fulltime Podsights is the operating system for podcast advertisin…
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Comment #26307276
Podsights | https://podsights.com | Engineering, Platform Support Analyst | Remote within the US | Fulltime Podsights is the operating system for podcast advertising. We likely wor…
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Comment #8042571
There used to be a terrestrial radionavigation system called Loran-C that could be used for positioning and timing, but it was decommissioned in 2010. Loran-C was a high-power, low…
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Comment #7696721
"Give a dog a bone, leave a dog alone..." There's too much hate for DMX in these comments. Dude has some tracks that just ooze energy.
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Comment #7380607
I won with using basically this strategy. I was forced to use the other direction exactly once. http://i.imgur.com/4Ig74Q9.jpg
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Comment #7176956
Yep yep, back when it was thefacebook.com
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Comment #7151373
It's true, standing desks are so last year. But why take baby steps with the squat desk? Keep your eyes open for my kickstarter yoga desk.
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Comment #6851716
Valleywag articles are auto banned on HN because they are too waffly. Maybe try turning it off, then, after that, turning it back on again.
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Comment #5981645
The above post's style is straight out of reddit's /r/circlejerk. Funny, but bound for downvotes on hn.
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Comment #5730726
I started using xmonad about a year ago, and it's awesome (not that awesome). Going from gnome to xmonad was almost as much of an improvement as going from just one to multiple des…
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Comment #4323882
Boston, MA Embed.ly (YC W10) We make an API for embedding all kinds of content from the web. Think of sharing a link on Facebook or Google+; that's the basic functionality that we'…
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Comment #4278996
I'm surprised by the number of people who don't drink coffee. High fives all around.
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Comment #4263388
Does the name mean anything? I guess it's an anagram of statsd, but it's tough on the eyes. Maybe I'm just not seeing them, but this seems to be missing some of my favorite graphit…
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Comment #4030243
I'm pretty sure cell towers all use gps for time synchronization, which is necessary for the network to work. I always trust my cell phone time.
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Comment #3875980
That would be amazing. I'd imagine it would be something like the difference between transatlantic travel by sailboat and today's jets.
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Comment #3615007
It is a bit of a chicken-or-the-egg type problem. Best case, 10 startups pop up all at once as a result of these grants, and more follow. I think this is actually a reasonably good…
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Comment #3611263
You're right, maybe lazy wasn't the right word. Still, the reasons for interference are more political (FCC rules), than scientific. There's only so much usable electromagnetic spe…
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Comment #3611185
The title of this article has it backwards. LightSquared's technology is entirely scientifically feasible. The problem is political-ish, and the U.S. government and GPS industry ca…
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Comment #3610584
I like the idea, it's a nicer interface than dealing with EDGAR. Unfortunately, any company who's filings are scanned-in (not submitted electronically) will not show up. (and that'…