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yawnt

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    Comment #12899119

    even if you do click on web and hit the first result, you still get a paywall.. maybe it's a US-only thing?

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    Comment #10727607

    hi! i'm sorry that you feel that way. we're aware of the guidelines and thought about it. we decided to go with "Show HN:" for 2 reasons: 1- The API can be tried, the curl examples…

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    Comment #10727129

    Hey thanks, on both counts :) Glad you like it! I'll make sure to bring up the signup position to our UX guy!

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    Comment #9350276

    wops, bad UI i guess :P.. you need to be on angel.co.. so if your url is angel.co/startup just browse to dl.getpressk.it/startup.pdf or dl.getpressk.it/startup.zip and it will be a…

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    Comment #9169901

    parentheses, at least in my exp, just fade away after a while.. there's core.typed which is static typing for clojure [0] [0] https://github.com/clojure/core.typed

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    Comment #9157091

    i agree it's not that hard, however even if it takes 5 minutes you're valuing your time at 0.99*12 = 11.88$ / h .. i'd rather just pay 99¢ .. i thought about this because lately i'…

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    Comment #9156856

    i tried to go the full MVP route and save as much as possible, do you feel it's untrustworthy? getmagicnow has @gmail after all.. thanks for your feedback!

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    Comment #5345687

    this looks like an interesting alternative https://github.com/clojure/tools.reader

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    Comment #4306601

    i'd love to ;3

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    Comment #3832639

    thanks for the hints :D

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    Comment #3791750

    "It took a few months of learning about network topologies, Redis, ØMQ, LXC, redundancy, distributed systems" <- what did you read exactly? books? blogs? thx D:

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    Comment #3640255

    i don't see why you should force someone to use coffeescript though

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    Comment #3585335

    thx, i'll have a look