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jchivers
5y ago
I didn't know about the credit, ok so not so bad then I guess. Thanks!
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jchivers
5y ago
Interesting; was thinking about this myself recently - currently based in WA - but if we opt to moving to a new country altogether I believe we would always be liable for US fed tax which makes it a little less appealing (assuming we'd
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jchivers
7y ago
One of their domains still serves what looks like an old site snapshot over at http://www.datarover.com
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jchivers
8y ago
Treasure trove of white papers, product details, and jobs :)
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General Magic Home Page
(datarover.com)
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jchivers
8y ago
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A Google Feed API Alternative
(blog.superfeedr.com)
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11y ago
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jchivers
12y ago
I recently got going with ReadMe for a side project* for documenting my API and can attest that both Greg and Gabe have been extremely responsive at fielding my bugs and feature requests. The ReadMe product is very well polished and the sup
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ReadMe (YC W15) Creates Crisp Documentation for Developers Using Your APIs
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
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Dave McClure: The Gospel of a Lean VC [Entire Talk]
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13y ago
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jchivers
14y ago
Hey Andrzej, thanks for the feedback - sounds very logical. You're right - dropping it on GitHub will not make any $'s, but it might enable one or two other developers to get some value from it, and if I'm honest, that's ultimately what I w
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jchivers
14y ago
Thanks pepijndevos. twitblock is a good anti-spam tool for users, but it's not an API like TWASE, so 3rd parties cannot integrate as easily. I agree though that basic anti-spam filtering that'll catch the majority of spammer accounts is fai
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Ask HN: TWASE - Open Source or something else?
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14y ago
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jchivers
15y ago
I wrote a blog post a while back that describes what I did (and normally do) to find a domain for my project: http://blog.avi.so/post/10049987762/finding-a-domain-name
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jchivers
15y ago
Love the idea - just added my project (aviso) - best of luck with it!