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Comment #7941003
Great for Carbon. The situation for hardware design firms (right now, and often) is brutal - the degree of difficulty to consistently book enough new work to keep your talented tea…
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Comment #5692768
I think it's saying that Douglas Rushkoff is an author, not the author of this particular app. Since they're all fabrications anyway, though, it doesn't much matter.
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Original Show HN thread for Dropbox (2007)
Seeing dhouston reappear in the Mailbox thread, I found the original thread where he announced Dropbox. Fun to revisit the original thread some time ago.
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Comment #5205599
It's not discharging because it's plugged into 120V. It's discharging faster from the cold than the 120V is charging, so there's a net loss.
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Comment #5131391
Bug #1 in the Xbox database: Playstation is not dead yet.
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Ask HN: Great examples of developer hiring advertisements?
I'm thinking of programs like Stripe CTF - things companies have done to really drive interest, from the old Google billboards with hard-to-solve math questions (and I vaguely reme…
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Comment #3203321
I can confirm this: you can basically count the number of contract engineers in the US on your fingers and toes.
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Comment #2435724
Rand, I thought one of the providers (Hitwise or Comscore) started to separate out internal v. external links. Perhaps those were just pure links, like when a link at MSN.com went …
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Comment #1986654
Having gone through acquisitions myself, I've learned that BigCo tax issues are entirely different than YourCo tax issues - i.e. they're going to think about taxes (cap gains, oper…
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Comment #1832279
Look more closely. He was hired _after_ the Digg 4 launch - likely was agreeing to a contract during the debacle, but certainly arrived afterwards.
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Comment #1266275
Same story here. I liked Assembla but moved away, which was costly, and I'm not going to move back now.
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Comment #1196967
You certainly can't run it in conjunction - i.e. gmail in one tab and google apps in the other - it only handles one acct (unlike Rapportive). I didn't try just a google apps accou…
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Comment #903764
+1 - I'm always looking for a better simple solution for multiple domains, but I won't sign up until I know what I'm getting.
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Comment #888015
Maybe change the link that says "go back to home" to say "add another monitor" or "manage your monitors" something similar - since that's really the only action you can do anyway.
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Comment #887357
I'm with you. I think the simplest solution is best here. I do expect you'll run into scenarios where last-checked-time will be data you'll want anyway...
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Comment #887313
great feature and thanks for adding it so fast. One little note: there's nothing in the user experience that tells me if you tie all of the monitors to the email address (i.e. is e…
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Comment #887305
One other suggestion - One problem with these sorts of services is that when they're working, nothing happens, so if I don't get mails for a week, I don't know if that's because ev…
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Comment #887298
That's totally reasonable. You might offer two emails for an outage, one to their email and one for SMS.
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Comment #887119
This looks great - perfect for the site that doesn't need 1-minute monitoring. Montastic has been ok for this purpose but I'm happy to try something else. My feature request - 140-…
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Comment #586510
A much more usable (and accurate) map at http://www.idemc.org/ .
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Comment #511209
I'm the guy on the other side of the table: I'm the VP of Engineering who gets brought in. The circumstances are always the same - the CEO/COO/BoD doesn't believe that the CTO is t…
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Comment #466518
All of those are true. The lack of powerpoint at Amazon is not a myth - docs are the order of the day. This is more good than bad, but has some of both.