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drew_kutchar
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Comment #26727590
I'm the CTO/co-founder of DISQO and we're actually looking for a product manager with SRE/DevOps background :) https://jobs.lever.co/disqo/c2921218-1853-4d37-9dfe-d060db55...
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Ask HN: Micro-formats, are they still relevant/useful?
I'm in the process of building a social site and I was wondering if microformats are still relevant and or useful? Should I bother implementing them? Thanks!
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AT&T iPad Hidden Fees
So I just got off the phone with AT&T and found out that if you own an AT&T iPad and you use the AT&T service once, from that point on you need to activate the service at least onc…
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Ask HN: Charting your blood panel stats
Hi Everyone, Is there a website that lets you chart your blood test results over the year such as cholesterol, sodium, etc, etc? It would be nice if it could track other stats, suc…
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Comment #2257095
Yes, US only. I prefer to use a lib/tool that already exists.
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Detect/Parse Mailing Addresses in Text
Are there any open source/commercial libraries out there that can detect mailing addresses in text, just like how Apple's Mail app underlines addresses on the Mac/iPhone. I've been…
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Ask HN: Are there any legal issues with using Twitter style at/hash Tags?
I'm working on a project and I wanted to use Twitter style inline @ and # tags and I was wondering is there any legal implications to that. As in has Twitter patented that? Is it e…
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Comment #2058111
We have an open linux admin position in LA. Send resumes to jobs[at]venarc[dot]com
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Comment #1899119
No, but you can just find any recipe database and parse the ingredients out.
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Comment #1891451
That looks like a really good one. Do you know what's the license?
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Ask HN: Where can I buy/download a recipe database?
For my next project I need a recipe database with pictures of the food. I did come across http://www.odditysoftware.com/page-datasales226.htm but that doesn't include photos. Also,…
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Comment #1536217
Then how do you explain Evernote with this theory? They seem to be doing just fine. I am not talking about creating a desktop app or a new protocol. I'm suggesting a better reader …
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Ask HN: Are you tired of Google Reader?
Currently Google Reader is the main app that most use to read RSS, but it doesn't really handle reading other sources such as articles that you come across online. For those, there…