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From Amazon SDM to Solo Developer(blog.bitflinger.tv)
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Show HN: Bitflinger TV – An ad-free smart aggregator and TV launcher(bitflinger.net)
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by stitchy 11y ago
This is nice! I've been working on something similar. It's not quite as polished yet, but hopefully I'll find some time here soon. https://github.com/timothymdavis/taciturn
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Show HN: Taciturn – A small Java utility inspired by Underscore and jQuery(github.com)
3 points by stitchy 11y ago|0 comments
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The Case for Segmentation: Why Less Is More in Email Marketing(messagegears.com)
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Fundamentals of A/B testing in email marketing(messagegears.com)
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by stitchy 11y ago
"Our model makes two very strong predictions. The first is that the rate of de novo mutations in affected children from multiplex families will be barely above that of an unaffected control population. On this point, the literature pr
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Welcome Emails: Transactional versus Scheduled(messagegears.com)
2 points by stitchy 12y ago|0 comments
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What are you really paying your ESP for?(messagegears.com)
1 points by stitchy 12y ago|0 comments
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A Better Approach to Enterprise Email Marketing(messagegears.com)
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Common Questions About Hybrid Email Marketing(messagegears.com)
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by stitchy 13y ago
Interesting choice in wording (emphasis mine:) "I no longer have to sit at my desk pretending to complete tasks, as the only person I am cheating is myself."
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by stitchy 13y ago
"We’re sorry for some recent negative comments." What a poorly written reaction.
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by stitchy 13y ago
I wish that the author had actually included a benchmark with nice pretty graphs. The list of example hardware is nice, but doesn't tell me nearly as much as a couple of benchmarks would. Blanket statements such as "EC2's price-to-performan
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by stitchy 14y ago
Actually, I do recall stories about revolution in Iceland. Which is why I was so surprised to see this article use the word "peaceful" revolution. I recall riots in Iceland making a big stir back in 2009. Indeed, after a quick Google search
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by stitchy 14y ago
Well, this looks a lot better than the other show. Thanks for sharing!
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by stitchy 14y ago
As I read the article, I kept wanting to write "citation" in the margins for nearly every assertion that the author made. He is clearly passionate about the subject. I applaud the attempt to hold multi-national companies responsible for the
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by stitchy 14y ago
Sure, if you have the choice. But that's were the Hacker News startup culture and the enterprise development culture diverge. In a small startup you can dictate the tools. In an enterprise company you may not have any say in the matter. You
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by stitchy 14y ago
I was going to say almost exactly the same thing. The items that he listed are certainly detrimental from a startup perspective, but for a big company I think that they are actually arguments in favor of Java. Unfortunately for Paul Graham,
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by stitchy 14y ago
I'm curious why Fred Wilson would proclaim to the world that investing in his VC firm isn't going to give you the return that you're looking for these days. Is there a short term gain for him that I'm not seeing? Or is Wilson genuinely tryi
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by stitchy 14y ago
I'm interested in what type of articles the 18-24 year olds submit/read versus other age groups. For instance, I'm in the 25-34 age range, and I almost never care about the JavaScript, CoffeeScript, or other client-side language articles. I
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My Current Development Process(stitchy.org)
1 points by stitchy 14y ago|0 comments
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Why You Should Use Maven(stitchy.org)
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by stitchy 14y ago
"So if you like constructor injection you have two options: component scanning or XML." I only half agree that this is a limitation. I use as little component scanning as possible. I think it's better to scan for the configuration classes (
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by stitchy 14y ago
I loved my Toshiba M200 ( http://reviews.cnet.com/Toshiba_Portege_M200_tablet_PC/4505-... ) way back in 2004! I used to use it during my graduate classes to take handwritten notes. It's a little sluggish by today's standards, but lighter we
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by stitchy 14y ago
I like this quote from Penn Jillete on the subject of the afterlife: "I'm not greedy. I have love, blue skies, rainbows and Hallmark cards, and that has to be enough. It has to be enough, but it's everything in the world and everything in t
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by stitchy 14y ago
I'm an Atheist, but I often find beauty in religious artwork, writing, or music. In fact, I find myself listening to Christian music fairly often. It's very difficult to divorce yourself from all things religious. We're constantly surrounde
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by stitchy 14y ago
I'm interested in what alternatives that the author has for the Object Oriented "zealots." I'm assuming that his alternative is a functional language. Personally, I think that functional languages are great, but I don't think that's any rea
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by stitchy 15y ago
I agree with you. But now that you mention it, it seems like utility vehicles get used more often. Rich toys often stay in the garage with the other rich toys.
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by stitchy 15y ago
The comments here seem to fall into two unrelated categories: "Tesla isn't telling customers the whole story" and "What did people expect to happen when they left their car unplugged for months?" Both are valid points. Why are you arguing?

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