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suvike
16y ago
I'd love to be on the list. Thanks, proexploit!
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suvike
17y ago
Unfortunately, it shares Firefox's sloppy page scroll performance. Bleh. Guess I'll be sticking with Safari.
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suvike
17y ago
the usual trick is to use a local_settings.py. put all of your environment-specific variables in there, and put 'from local_settings.py import *' at the end of your settings.py
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Ask HN: Disadvantages of event-driven web architecture?
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suvike
17y ago
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suvike
17y ago
That's one of his points. At the risk of sounding non-HN-esque, rtfa.
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suvike
17y ago
If you put your email and what you're looking for in your profile, some of those people might come to you. HN is a good filter.
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suvike
17y ago
I believe Jon & Co. were working on DailyBooth for some time before YC (see http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=479352 ). I'm not sure if/how YC changed their focus/strategy, though.
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140 Characters? Just Post A Picture On DailyBooth (YC S09)
(techcrunch.com)
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17y ago
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suvike
17y ago
I'm interested in the opinion of HN readers: PG says 'start from how to make money'; should j-startups be starting from advertising, or paywalls, or something else entirely?
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YCRFS 1: The Future of Journalism
(ycombinator.com)
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suvike
17y ago
Add Washington to that list as well.
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17y ago
Despite the laughability of some parts of the article I think Calacanis nearly hits on something interesting with regard to Apple, Microsoft, antitrust, and the difference between a computer and a mobile phone. As the iPhone becomes closer
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suvike
17y ago
Care to elaborate? I've never considered Python to be nearly as 'long-winded and painful' as Java.
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suvike
17y ago
Geocities WAS around in 1996 - but Weebly was started in 2006/2007, and they're doing quite well, business model and all. The "website builder" space is likely not saturated, and there's definitely room in business areas such as the author