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milestinsley

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    Comment #2987926

    The 0.2 implies two "point releases". Traditionally these increment the value after the decimal point in a version number. so: 8 + 2 = 10, therefore 1.10. It's best to view the ver…

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    Comment #2785837

    I think he was referring to 4GB as being too little . If you are doing anything involving photos/video/audio editing, you are probably going to want at least 8GB.

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    Comment #2579954

    It will be available on both the Xbox 360 and PS3, in addition to the PC.

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    Comment #2510810

    The user who made that comment (and subsequently deleted it) was http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=anon1231213 As you can see, their karma is -2, but there are no comments on the…

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    Comment #2510513

    Here's the write up in Science Insider: http://news.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/2011/05/geographer...

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    Comment #2503544

    Yeah, good point. I'm new to this hiring thing, so I'm trying to establish a reference point. I specifically mentioned "junior", but still, you're right, all the good ones will be …

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    Comment #2503277

    London, UK - Junior Rails Developer We're a startup who build business software. Our web app, ClaimAble, is for insurance claims management. It runs on Rails and MongoDB and we're …

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    Comment #2147389

    Berlin has a very active, vibrant startup scene.

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    Comment #2079076

    Great! Still a good read though and it certainly conveys sentiment I am sure is shared by many (and perhaps even more so in post-recession 2011) :P

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    Comment #1534613

    It would appear they are doing some server side magic to determine which stuff shows up (hence the need for their own server): "...Well, it has a set of algorithms that are looking…

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    Comment #1192756

    Agreed. In fact, "getting rid of cocks" would go along way to making most things in life more interesting and successful!

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    Comment #1135928

    What a great idea! Who hasn't got an unused gift card lying around somewhere!? Although, it would be awesome if they offered digital delivery of gift cards that can be redeemed onl…

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    Comment #1107535

    Maybe they are planning on monetizing based on those stats. I'm sure certain companies would like to deliver targeted ads based on individuals' preferences. Also, judging by the "U…

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    Comment #1106054

    Definately try http://heroku.com . They have an excellent free plan that is perfect for smaller projects and development. Also, if you use git, it's really easy to deploy an app by…

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    Comment #1103962

    I recommend Blueprint CSS grid framework ( http://www.blueprintcss.org/ ) . It's really easy to use and forces you to think about layout (which is the root of good web design). You…

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    Comment #1093600

    Of course. That's a good use case. Thanks :)

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    Comment #1093338

    This is pretty cool and worth noting for future project, but I can't help thinking it makes more sense to do this server side. It would be more useful, to me at least, if it conver…

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    Comment #1093294

    This guide is excellent. Reading it now! Thanks for the tip!

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    Comment #1093036

    Thanks. This looks great. It's exactly the sort of thing I am looking for as I too don't want waste time re-learning the basics!

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    Ask HN: Which Ruby on Rails Book?

    Obviously there are great online resources, but I'd like to crack the spine and smell the pages of an actual book. -I'm new to Ruby, but a fast learner. -I've had enough of PHP. -I…

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    Comment #1074916

    I use http://www.fastspring.com/ . I too am UK based and this solution works nicely. They're US-based, but it means anyone with a credit card (US, UK or whatever) can pay for your …

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    Comment #1073980

    Cool. I will have to try this out too!

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    Comment #1073923

    You are charging $0.99 for an app that does nothing more than copy a URL to the pasteboard. I understand that you are trying to make the process of adding the bookmarklet to Safari…