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Your developer plan says "$ 200". Is that $200/mo? per app?

People who take the "moral high ground" always have to deal with the same criticism. Edward Snowden? Doing it for attention. Assange? Total attention whore

At some level its true. People take principled stands in the hope that somebody pays attention. That doesn't mean their criticisms or opinions are invalid.

So, a paid app? Thats a pretty lackluster plan. If you could save a newspaper by creating a paid app with the exact same content then the newspaper industry wouldn't be in the same hole it is already in.

SEEKING WORK - remote or NYC

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I'm a full stack web developer based in New York City. I'm currently looking for contract/freelance positions.

Skills:

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This is an awesome idea. I like the idea of waking up and getting an email "this is who you helped without even knowing it!".

The detractors are missing two important points:

1) People like being part of a larger movement.

2) People like knowing their donation as impact. I would rather be part of a team donating $1,000 then just donating $1.

I signed up for the free email, but if I like what I see I'll be joining.

And my servers? Is there anything I can do without taking them offline?

Could anyone provide a simplified explanation for what this is and what it means?

People seem to be interpreting your comment as an accusation, rather than an admission of bias.

Too late to save all your money, but unless its at the bottom you still have something to save.

How about this scenario: you're sitting at lunch when you hear on the news that Apple is issuing a recall because the iPhone 6 sometimes catches on fire.

At that moment you'd be saying "damn, I wish I an app where I could short apple ASAP".

Cool stuff!

> Easily turn websites into APIs or tables of data you can download in JSON or CSV

Do you need to download, or can you call these APIs from an application?

I deleted and resubmitted because plot.ly (which serves my graph) went down right after I submitted yesterday.

I think your training data objection makes sense. I'll have to look into how Alchemy trains their data more.

1. I cook most days. I mostly make baked chicken and a vegetable dish. The main reason is because its hard to eat cheap + healthy in my area (NYC).

2. I usually shop for 3 days in advance.

3. Baked chicken, veggies

4. Low carb, high protein

Yup except with keyword tracking.

Found this comment b/c I have an alert set up for "karmalytics"

I think that its important to note that as a culture - we have more access to art than any time in history. Music, movies, literature is at our reach with unprecedented ease.

This article is not talking about art as a whole, but "The Arts". I'll be playing a tiny violin for them.

From a business perspective, if you don't subscribe your opinion is probably irrelevant. You have 0 value to the author.

Is it possible his "losses" were really just transfers to other accounts he owned?

It was fixed. But if you look ctrl+f "peniscorp" and you'll see a script that was injected on the page

How does this work? Do I need to upload some a file on my server or do any special configuration?

I see website after website make this mistake. How is this not painfully obvious?

This dashboard is limited to HN, because otherwise Reddit would totally engulf the HN responses. But here's one for Reddit: https://karmalytics.co/dashboard/30b2c4a3-7238-4dd6-987d-079...

Pretty cool. How are you getting the data?

> Yes, back-end applications need ways to show their users that they’re working

This is probably the only reason many dashboards exist. They're not there to be useful, but to provide proof that the gears are turning behind the system.

karmalytics test

This one raises some eyebrows (a marketplace for prayers, where you can pay people to pray for you): http://ideamarket.com/details.html?project_id=62838791408189...

He's linking to the products... why would they send a cease and desist to a website sending them targeted leads?

GitHub is free for public repos up to unlimited number of participants. This is great for open-source projects.

BitBucket is free for private repos up to 5 users. This is better for closed-source projects.

Bitbucket has better pricing for closed-source projects, Github has better pricing for open-source projects.

It really depends on the structure of your market and your competitors. There's not enough information in your post to say anything more helpful than that.

The article makes the opposite point - that government bureaucracy (and the mal-incentives it creates) is what is killing the relationships between doctors and patients.

Sorry, I don't really understand this comment. (Not disagreeing, just don't understand the wording)