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Comment #9307378
Bench - Vancouver, BC We’re Bench, and we’re hard at work turning something really old (bookkeeping) into something new and appealing. As part of the engineering team, you’ll help …
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Comment #8112183
A really great documentary that partially covers the history of suburbs is called "end of suburbia". Its mostly about the theory of peak oil, and how that would destroy the "americ…
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Comment #7902907
How terribly disappointing. If you're going to get all nostalgic about running Amiga applications then you may as well just go and download the original kickstart and workbench ROM…
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Comment #6723579
See original discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6684318
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Comment #6615620
You don't ever seem to find startup ideas. Startup ideas seem to find you. That's why it's important to always be listening - if you listen often enough then problems will "appear …
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Comment #6569290
Vancouver has quite a few talented engineers but the teams can be a bit insular. The meetups are good and you should definitely go to either the Ruby on Rails one, or Node Brigade.…
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Comment #6516065
The rumour circulating around is that they have the ability to detect which other applications are running or installed on a mobile device. Certainly for applications that have thi…
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Comment #6252509
It depends how far away from land you are. A Tsunami has tons of energy, but it only really gets 'big' on the surface when that energy is constrained by the depth of the sea floor.…
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Comment #6175874
By your logic I'd be running a WAP site over Gopher to satisfy the progressive enhancement ethos. At a certain point it's absurd to assume javascript isn't there. [1] What brought …
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Comment #6100338
Also: http://harp.io
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Comment #5978778
Actually, linode has an API but doesn't do metered billing - thats really what you want for your particular use case.
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Comment #5940406
Manta is an Object Store with Compute in-situ. The client is OS agnostic AFAIK - you can use a linux instance as your client if you want. http://apidocs.joyent.com/manta/commands-r…
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Comment #5940306
Official Announcement: http://www.joyent.com/blog/hello-manta-bringing-unix-to-big-...
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Comment #5823592
You'll probably hear this alot: Just dont do it. Seriously. Running a mail service is complicated and on your own it's barely worth the effort. But if you're serious about it then …
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Comment #5823583
I really like using Restdown https://github.com/trentm/restdown It's markdown with a few more conventions. Really handy.
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Comment #5788256
Honest question: Is it possible that they're not worried about sharper images of distant objects insomuch as being able to survey much larger portions of the sky with a large array…
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Comment #5700870
Excellent advice. Quite often when technical founders aren't quite sure how to go about the validation process, we tend to double-down on development. Instead the exact opposite is…
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