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mattslight
8y ago
I have the same issue. I transpile code from ./src to ./dist In NDB I am on sources tab and I see dist folder highlighted (src also appears in the tree). How does one "map the workspace under sources" (I tried right clic
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mattslight
14y ago
Is this the gist for it on GitHub? Perhaps somebody could deploy to their host? https://gist.github.com/2224365
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mattslight
14y ago
You enshrine it as a by-law of the games.
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Startup Business Sanity Checklist
(matthewslight.com)
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14y ago
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mattslight
15y ago
I like the concept - but what's the big picture?
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Show HN: Hackful Europe Top 10 countries by visits
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15y ago
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mattslight
15y ago
We are planning london.hackful.com etc. Watch this space.
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mattslight
15y ago
Can you do one on using social media and the modern world of engagement? ;) M
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mattslight
15y ago
There's a related but different recipe tool in the UK: http://www.foodily.com/
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mattslight
15y ago
If you wanted to take a scientific approach you'd need to be able to do something like the following: (A) measure your actual work output and (B) some way of measuring your 'maximum expected output capacity'. if A much less than B you are b
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mattslight
15y ago
Tom, I'm working on a project similar to GrubWithUs (blog.eatsocial.net). We are a team of 3 and just started working every weekend on this about a month ago. How many of you are working on this?
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mattslight
15y ago
Advertising this could be one of your biggest costs. Reduce the requirement for advertising by devising a traction plan, if you haven't already. You already have the right idea by targeting a small area first and then expanding. There is a
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mattslight
15y ago
Another similar site in the UK is HouseBites.co.uk. They are revenue making at the moment (note sure on profitability). I am workimg on a similar project st the moment EatSocial.net where the focus is on eating out rather than eating in. Th
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mattslight
15y ago
I think it's been typed in Word!
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mattslight
15y ago
Trying to pull the wool over anybody's eyes; employers, customers, investors etc is only ever a stupid idea longterm.
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mattslight
15y ago
I looked at a number of cites to base my new company and chose London for it's mix of diversity, access to talent and strong business culture. For a tech heavy startup SF was the only other serious competitor. I must disclaim I am English.
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mattslight
15y ago
Lets face it Tim Cook is no Steve Jobs when it comes to presenting. How do you explain Apple's dip between 1986 to 1996 which coincided with Steve absence?
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RIP Steve Jobs. RIP Apple.
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15y ago
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15y ago
* Scribbled entrance notices being thrashed out five minutes before first talker due to speak * Orderly British queue forming for mammoth order of pizza and beer (red stripe went down well) * Pre talk banter on why anybody still us
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YCLDN 29.09.11 Summary
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mattslight
15y ago
I can summarise this presentation as: * Postgre 8.3 on AWS not good enough -> lets try Mongo * Mongo performance not good enough -> lets try and fix this * Oh shit we don't know what we're doing lets go back to Postgre
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mattslight
15y ago
I can't understand why YC isn't involved more with London
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mattslight
15y ago
Blogging has been declining for some time now, especially since the rise in Twitter. No conicidence I am sure. Newspapers are fading fast. Anybody following the News of the World Scancal in the UK will tell you their thoughts. The question
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Shifting media, Newspapers fading?
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Fundamental difference of Google+ relationships and Facebook Friends
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mattslight
15y ago
the score is also dependant on time
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mattslight
15y ago
This seems a bad idea to me. I wonder why they don't have tighter controls on which usernames can be chosen. I notice that you can not use 'www' or 'blog' for obvious reasons, but usernames like ftp and mail don't seem to have been screened
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Will Polldaddy let me keep my ftp.polldaddy.com username?
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mattslight
15y ago
until adwords, what was the Google business model?
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15y ago
Yes, it was called PageRank. surely google's real "plus one" is it's page rank. a mechanism which is far more sophisticated and less prone to fickle bias. why do we need an additional method to say "i like this website". the backlinks and g
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