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I've been working on an online storefront product that should serve as a great starting point for web developers that need to roll some custom functionality for clients. All text can be multi-lingual, support for complex product options and pricing, multiple storefronts using the same code, and more. nothing to show yet, but more info here http://greaterscope.com
I aggregate all the gigs sites I can find e.g., craigslist (all of them), sitepoint, elance, etc, and then use Bayesian filtering to bring the most relevant gigs for you to the top.
Q: Isn't this just a shortcut for (http://www.google.com/search?q=hacker+news)?
A: Absolutely, but the shortcut makes it viable to create on-the-fly links to search results (or use str8.to's I'm Feeling Lucky option) in IM conversations, or on twitter, or in emails (I recently told a client to http://look.fo/how-to-use-ftp) without having to go look up a good answer.
Stuff like that. Anyways :).
Great question :) Mostly working on Stitcho.com ( http://stitcho.com ) Stitcho is a desktop notification widget for your website, with support for Windows and Mac. Add desktop alerts to your web app in less than 30 minutes. Also, trying to build an Erlang community in the DC area (search for Erlang on meetup.com) Finally, putting together a presentation for BarCampDC this Saturday.
* Speaking about, and generally pushing for more interest in Open Data
* Putting my entire life in a semantic graph: http://blog.kiwitobes.com/?p=73
* Trying to figure out what programmers can do about risk management failures
making online dating reasonable @ flowmingle.com. the balance of structure and expression is a challenge, but a fun one.
is anyone aware of any non-dating sites that do a good job of helping you meet other like-minded people?
linkedin.com (groups - I'm just as surprised as you)