May 2013 Archive
3241.
Date() for humans (matthewmueller.github.io)
3242.
An experimental, invite-only peer review community for just about anything (wereview.io)
3243.
Ask HN: How can I sell a service to your startup? ()
3244.
Show HN: Latest side project, a poetry app that suggests rhymes as you type (poetreatapp.com)
3245.
What scam is Denis trying to pull? ()
3246.
Search "beam me up" on Bing (binged.it)
3247.
Show HN: 3 Day Coder - For Bootstrappers (3daycoder.com)
3248.
An app to browse your friends' trips (blog.zetrip.com)
3249.
The most useful "Swiss army knife" one-liners on Unix (quora.com)
3250.
Ask HN: How much equity in SaaS partnership? ()
3251.
Founders Book (founders.cc)
3252.
Former Skype, Rackspace Engineers Back HybridCluster in $1M Funding Round (hybridcluster.com)
3253.
Gates says iPad users are frustrated, iPad should be like the Surface (loopinsight.com)
3254.
The Biggest Threat to the Future of Tech (altideas.tumblr.com)
3255.
PHP Weekly. Curated news inspired by pythonweekly.com (phpweekly.com)
3256.
An Introduction to Java Web Services Programming (mrbool.com)
3257.
1024 (en.wikipedia.org)
3258.
Ask HN: Volunteer (remote) jobs for a sysadmin? ()
3259.
"ONLY code when you can't think of ANY other way to validate your hypothesis" (twitter.com)
3260.
Show HN: CoVim - Collaborative Editing for Vim (github.com)
3261.
Supreme Court ruled no warrant needed to track you via your cell phone GPS (blogs.lawyers.com)
3262.
My investment in Tumblr (11/2007) (english.martinvarsavsky.net)
3263.
Dealing with Unicode in Go (coderwall.com)
3264.
_why the lucky stiff's site headers (whytheluckystiff.net)
3265.
Feds shut down payment network Liberty Reserve. Is Bitcoin next? (washingtonpost.com)
3266.
America is forfeiting the space race (commentarymagazine.com)
3267.
Startup Idea Giveaway: Shop With Me (pravindaryani.com)
3268.
Costco or Tiffany's: Which Ring Is Worth More? (businessweek.com)
3269.
What's the Difference Between Icenium and PhoneGap Build? (icenium.com)
3270.
Justice Department's pursuit of AP's phone records is both extreme and dangerous (guardian.co.uk)