Earlier quoted context omitted.
It was actually never intended for sigint.sg to seem like it was created independently. There's a link back to Hacker News in the FAQ: http://www.sigint.sg/faq
While we are talking looks I might as well add that the light blue header doesn't go too well with the brown background. #BFDFF9 would look better.
Hacker News clone for Singapore
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Ok noted. Let me mess around with that when the site is restarted next.
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#12Great work. I think it would be great when you guys start cover the region, like Indonesia. I hardly can find any Indonesian startups so far. Unfortunately, i don't live in the country.
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#13It would be awesome if you or someone could make a similar version for New York City.
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#14What is the benefit of a region-specific version of Hacker News, especially one that is also in English? Most of what's discussed on this site is relevant to tech and the business of tech in general.
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#15Are you in Singapore? Would love to meet up.
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#16What is the benefit of a region-specific version of Hacker News, especially one that is also in English? Most of what's discussed on this site is relevant to tech and the business of tech in general.
That's true in general, but the business of tech can sometimes benefit from local knowledge. A submission about the best lawyers for tech startups in Singapore wouldn't really be appropriate for HN since it wouldn't benefit a large part of the audience.
It also helps to have a site where there's a high chance that the person you're talking to is close enough to meet up for coffee. =)
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#17Are you in Singapore? Would love to meet up.
Yup. Meeting up sounds good. I sent you an email.
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#18Are you in Singapore? Would love to meet up.
Me too. Email in profile.
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#19What's the startup scene in SG like? Also , are their consumer Internet companies mostly English-language, or multilingual?
You might have heard of Fusion Garage - now associated with CrunchPad/TechCrunch.