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What language do you teach people to program the crawler in? Tech-ish marketer here already, but would love an easy MVP.
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Any advice to help me find my first bug bounty?
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Ask HN: What are some good resources for testing your download/upload speed?
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Ask HN: Any advice for starting a web development co-op?
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Best of luck to you. Bootcamp grad here. Ended up working in something only tech-related (instead of developing full-time), but loved the experience. Interesting to see a Python camp amid all the Ruby/JS buzz.
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Ask HN: Mailgun or Mailchimp for paid newsletter?
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Exactly. I understand how to set up newsletter mailing lists with Mailgun, but I'm not sure how to incorporate payment information/subscription data. I understand the API includes support for pretty thorough tracking, but right no
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Ask HN: What resources would you recommend to set up a paid newsletter?
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>> Taking your argument in the opposite direction, is it reasonable to assume consumers will give up their gas guzzling cars? Or install power charging stations in their garage? Those two inconveniences pale in comparison to the devas
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>> BUT rising sea levels could wipe out coastal cities everywhere. Still, this would be a gradual process, and one which we can plan for. If we can't muster the political will to take even token action on climate change, what mak
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Thanks mcrider. Cool tip! I didn't know to look for plugins.
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Could you recommend any private tracking communities to investigate? I've heard about what.cd, but not many others.
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Interesting. What's your experience with what.cd and private trackers in terms of the usual file-sharing metrics (seeder/leecher ratios, upload rates, prevalence of malware, media coverage, etc.) How do it and others compare to pu
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Thanks!
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I'd love to see the config, if possible. I did a similar tutorial with transmission that didn't have the auto-update features of flexget, but it'd be interesting to give it a shot.
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Ask HN: For torrent users, what's your setup?
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And I second your thoughts. Transplants from the coast still think it's an affordability paradise, but for someone who's grown up here all his life, the picture looks bleaker. I just hope we don't become SF!
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12y ago
As someone on the inside, I'm sorry to say it's going to get worse before it gets better. But there is a real chance, that in a few years, we'll see some moderation, as Millennials fail to replace the last crop of new homebuy
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12y ago
Great post. Thanks for responding! Very encouraging.
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Ask HN: Do any HNers work with their significant others?
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I agree and am a bit disappointed by the prevailing blind spot on HN to exactly that privilege. I agree there shouldn't be as much emphasis on a bachelor's degree as a requirement - it's ridiculous to need a 4-year degree for
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Thanks!
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Interesting. Does anyone have any thoughts about how this would compare to a home-brewed solution? I'm about to publish a web app I'd like to update via git and this seems cleaner than using hooks.
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Interesting, thanks for responding! Are there any other forum moderation tools you would recommend (not competitors, obviously)? I'm curious what else is available to the homebrewer.
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I'd also like to add that even if you're not a professional webdev (which I'm not), coding can be an immensely rewarding hobby and recreational pursuit, in addition to providing you with greater general insight into how a lot
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Thanks all for the responses! I have a lot of new tech to try out. For those wanting an example: http://kut.org/term/google-fiber Basically just a grey/white map showing important navigational details like roads a
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Thanks! This helps a lot. Part of my curiosity about commenting best practice stems from an ignorance of how spambots really work. It's nice to hear from someone in the same space.
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I think I understand what you mean about native comments allowing me to do more to enrich their content, but I'm curious about what you mean by "spread?" Could you elaborate?
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Ask HN: Are there any JavaScript libraries for generating maps?
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Should I use delegated or native comments for my niche community site?
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