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Re:The startup family from France on Wednesday December 17, 2014 @12:02PM (#8763025)
They behave a little like the "illuminatis of startups". It's a kind of YCombinator but in a closed ecosystem of co-optation, doing also lobbying towards investors termsheets, public authorities, classic industries etc...
Even if they work less hours in average, this is the french people who is the most productive. And this is probably related.

http://www.businessinsider.com/are-the-french-the-most-produ...

Re:OAuth Playground on Sunday November 09, 2014 @05:23PM (#8581107)
oauth.io
Re:Gridland (from the creator of a Dark Room) on Sunday August 31, 2014 @08:24AM (#8249147)
wow hard. But addictive.
Become French resident, you will have a guaranteed living income of 434Euros (600$)
For soccer, do you know Jogabo app? Why don't you partner on specific sport community apps intead of making all sports in the same time with Sporty? It will be harder to have a critical mass for all kind of sports and avoiding the chicken and egg problem.... PS : Do you really think everybody can/like play at amateur/occasional level more than 1 or 2 sports?
Re:Building 3D with Ikea on Wednesday August 27, 2014 @02:18PM (#8233748)
They should use Sketchfab for that. It is lighter and better thought for the basic user to see the 3d model.
Re:OAuth Tutorial – 3 reasons why developers struggle on Friday June 06, 2014 @09:47AM (#7857805)
The real question is : are the developers or the providers that actually struggle with oauth? If providers followed well standards, developers would not struggle to implement all these current oauth versions.
Win32 API for example
Describing an API is not hard, but the API authentication method is. How do you think you will do it?

Edit : If you don't make oauth consumption simpler, you don't really solve the problem