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So, in general, I haven't been much of a 'blog reader', haven't used any rss aggregators, etc. (although I do keep up with hacker news.) In fact, I found a pretty interesting artic…

internet stratego!

neither is objectively "better". Try them both out and use what you prefer personally.

heroku and engineyard seem to be pretty standard in terms of managed solutions, haven't really heard of much else used honestly.

less noise? you mean like _this_ post? oh, the irony.

just a little ;)

And Google wasn't even close to being the 'first' internet search engine. There are many more examples. Ideas count for very little- it's the execution that matters.

This. Really. As long as you are still genuinely passionate about it everything else will take care of itself ;]

Subjot is awesomeness. Just sayin' ;]

work on it in secret ;]. it's the internet, man.. not that hard to anonymize yourself.

that would be a definite yes from me.

Hey HN, We are thirsty.com (based in the bay area) and are launching a really awesome healthcare startup hoping to make a huge difference in the consumer healthcare space. We are l…

http://railwayjs.com

always been friends with all of my cofounders on facebook. actually, facebook doesn't even need to be in that sentence, we're just friends in general :P. don't see any reason why t…

yeah I agree that 2-3 seems to be the magic number. anything past four is starting to get crowded.

I don't see why you'd be looking for/want co-founders/initial employees that aren't passionate :P.

I would _never_ do something like this, but then again I'm more stubborn than most people. So yeah if you were me, which probably isn't the best decision, I would tell her if she w…

looks an awful lot like forrst (service-wise). how does it compare?

you're always free to _hire_ a web developer, people are definitely willing to work if you're paying them. Most people don't have the resources to do that at least initially, thoug…

I would _love_ to be able to do this myself. Extensive travelling is actually probably one of my highest goals in life and being able to support myself as a developer through that …

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The two web frameworks I would most likely look into if RoR didn't exist would probably be Lift ( http://liftweb.net ) which uses scala, or node.js (which uses javascript.) Node.js…