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Re: Ask HN: Alternatives to HN less web-focused and more technical/professional?

#101

How about creating your own? :) http://postatic.com Disclaimer - I run this site - shameless plug, I know.

Looks cool. May I ask you what stack did you use to build it?

PHP (Laravel) + Javascript, Postgres.

Re: Ask HN: Alternatives to HN less web-focused and more technical/professional?

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How about creating your own? :) http://postatic.com Disclaimer - I run this site - shameless plug, I know.

I didn't see anything about pricing on your website?

That's because it's free. For now. :) It'll come one day I'm sure.

Re: Ask HN: Alternatives to HN less web-focused and more technical/professional?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I was going to offer an invitation, but I don't know you, and I cannot get enough information about you to ascertain that you are not going to be an unpleasant fellow. How about this: tell me what you think about women in science and technology. That is an important question to me.

Ok. I'll try to describe my point of view as detailed as I can - you shall know I'm not an Anglo-saxon, but a Pole. So, coming to the real question: Looking at women and science - I know some great woman that were succesful in science. I can note one. I don't know if she would be pleased, so I'll refer to her only with name. So, her name is Zosia. She is going to represent Poland at International Olympiad of Astronom…

Good enough for me. I'll send you an invite shortly. Send me your email address to jordigh@octave.org
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