mattslight

In NDB I am on sources tab and I see dist folder highlighted (src also appears in the tree).

How does one "map the workspace under sources" (I tried right clicking - and I don't see a menu)

TIA

Perhaps somebody could deploy to their host?

https://gist.github.com/2224365

M

http://www.foodily.com/

if A much less than B you are being lazy. if A is close to or equal to B then you are burnt out.

[The short answer of course is, if you are reading Hacker News you are being lazy]

As an aside; Pivotal Tracker - the feature / dev tracking software manages to define output using average number of work blocks completed over the past X weeks. How you measure your maximum expected output capacity might be more tricky to define.

How many of you are working on this?

There is a similar site to yours already launched in London, fairly well established called HouseBites.co.uk - have you studied their model? Mike from HouseBites gave a talk at YCombinator London about 1 or 2 months ago. Did you see this talk? There is a video floating around somewhere.

Some of the logistical issues were discussed which may give you some assistance on for Meal Mogul.

I am also working on a different yet related project EatSocial.net (see blog.EatSocial.net) - think meetups in restaurants. Would you be interested to meet for a chat? I am based in London and would like to hear more about Meal Mogul.

They are revenue making at the moment (note sure on profitability).

I am workimg on a similar project st the moment EatSocial.net where the focus is on eating out rather than eating in. Think meetups in restaurants.

Early blog posts about it here: http://blog.eatsocial.net

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For a tech heavy startup SF was the only other serious competitor.

I must disclaim I am English.

  * Scribbled entrance notices being thrashed out five minutes before first talker due to speak
  * Orderly British queue forming for mammoth order of pizza and beer (red stripe went down well)
  * Pre talk banter on why anybody still using PHP needs to exorcise the demon, install RVM and start using Ruby with HAML, SASS and Coffeescript.
  * @kzhu from Mint Digital when asked “What’s your market size? Surely only everybody has one fridge”, replying “everybody”
  * @giniji for hacking together SWYM.me, a buggy startup the day before and knowing that his search strings were chopping off the first characters. Uby on Rails.
  * @Harjeet for encouraging all hackers to apply well for YC and take the pilgrimage to Mountain View
  * Many a wannabe CEO on the prowl for the elusive CTO
  * Something special is happening in the East End of London right now. Where it will take us. Who knows.

  * Postgre 8.3 on AWS not good enough
  -> lets try Mongo
  * Mongo performance not good enough
  -> lets try and fix this
  * Oh shit we don't know what we're doing lets go back to Postgre
  * There's a new version 9.0 this might sort us out
  * No sadly Postgres 9.0 is no better
  * Oh wait maybe Amazon performance is to blame
  * Lets try it on real hardware
  * Oh yes that's better

Newspapers are fading fast. Anybody following the News of the World Scancal in the UK will tell you their thoughts.

The question is, will newspapers they die?

surely google's real "plus one" is it's page rank. a mechanism which is far more sophisticated and less prone to fickle bias.

why do we need an additional method to say "i like this website". the backlinks and google's original algorithm back in 1996 was supposed to be this innovation.