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jaaacckz

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    Comment #48920452

    The return of Ruby =]

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    Comment #48884447

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48549124

    yeah they should be fine. dude is a standard HN hater

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    Comment #48549115

    which ones dont load? which ones take forever?

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    Comment #48535890

    I've built tons of things but next to zero adoption. Its SUPER easy to build now, near impossible to get people to use your things. As long as you are getting value out of them... …

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    Comment #48535873

    also elixir is amazing ~

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    Comment #48535866

    my gut reaction online is to poopie on people but i just wanted to tell you this is cool and u are doing well great job

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    Comment #47807355

    I took a look at your previous comments, it seems you just typically have something negative to say about most things on HN. That is fine, just the nature of the site I guess. The …

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    Comment #47802263

    I'm not sure what this comment means. The site is to help you follow the money of federal spending in districts. I never mention anything about "local spending". What are you tryin…

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    Comment #47800768

    https://thepublictab.com/districts/VA-08 You can at least drill down onto what the spending is all about! Where I'm near its not mainly social security (^:

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    Comment #47799073

    I hear ya. I'm just unsure that people will even use the API enough. That is assuming that most of the people that would use this/hangout here are programmer-y. Perhaps I can make …

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    Show HN: The Public Tab – See every federal dollar flowing through your district

    Early in my career I worked on DataLab, the sister site to USASpending.gov before it got merged into it. I then worked on USASpending a bit. Datalab had more of a "for the people" …