Ask HN: Where do you live?

Post by irishb » Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 6:44 PM UTC

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Toronto, Ontario here. I'll be visiting some friends in Ottawa at the end of this month. It'll be my first time there, any suggestions for good places to eat?

Depends on what you like! Pizza = Colonnade Pizza http://www.colonnadepizza.com/new/ Burgers = The works(this place is incredible) http://www.worksburger.com/ Asian = Mekong (neat atmosphere, good food) http://www.mekong.ca/ Mexican: You will have to look it up but Ahora on Dalhousie is a little hole in the wall, but I think its amazing. I love food if you couldn't tell. Another thing I would suggest is just get your…

Post by darkxanthos » Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 6:47 PM UTC

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Seattle WA

As a successful social skydiver, do you have any recommendations for hacker-oriented events in Seattle around Sep. 21-27? I'll be in town visiting my family and geek brethren, and often experience a paucity of recreational activities during such visits.

Post by mgrouchy » Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 6:57 PM UTC

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Depends on what you like! Pizza = Colonnade Pizza http://www.colonnadepizza.com/new/ Burgers = The works(this place is incredible) http://www.worksburger.com/ Asian = Mekong (neat atmosphere, good food) http://www.mekong.ca/ Mexican: You will have to look it up but Ahora on Dalhousie is a little hole in the wall, but I think its amazing. I love food if you couldn't tell. Another thing I would suggest is just get your…

Awesome recommendations! I spoke with the people we're staying with, they also recommend Ahora. Mambo also peaked my interest, we might make it there too. Thanks!

Post by pjdavis » Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 7:17 PM UTC

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Huntsville, Alabama

For such a tech-centric city, it's disappointing how little web-presence we have...

Post by lucumo » Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 7:28 PM UTC

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From: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=528308 > It's probably too late for this comment to get noticed by anyone, but can I suggest people register with http://www.hackrtrackr.com/ ??

These gmaps pushpin mashups have horrible usability. Could you maybe invest some time in producing heat maps?