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It didn't, Brexit made it 7% more expensive for SoftBank https://twitter.com/jamestitcomb/status/754966707769315333

No, it's really not.

Parse was recently made OS https://github.com/ParsePlatform

I found the Deep Learning SIMPLIFIED series really useful https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjJh1vlSEYgvGod9wWiyd...

We migrated to Pushwoosh – all good so far

We migrated from Parse to Pushwoosh.

Sunrise is [being] integrated into Microsoft Outlook, I think.

There are plenty of depressed baristas too.

You might also be interested in http://home.tolven.org/

I have an office in VN and would disagree it's working fine...

> the majority of those injured and killed in VietNam are vulnerable road users

> road traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for those aged 15 to 29 years.

(PDF) http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/road_traffic/c...

We were verified on Twitter last week, and one of the useful additions is a verified notifications tab, which similarly, allows us to quickly see 'important' accounts interacting with us amongst all the 'noise'.

Lee Hsien Loong (Prime Minister of Singapore), Mathematics Cambridge and compsci (c++) hobbyist.

There is a similar startup in the UK, has good traction https://www.facewatch.co.uk/

https://www.localeapp.com/ does a pretty go job of this for Rails apps. We used it with 13 remote translators and I can't recommend it enough.

It's not always a founder's decision; having myself been in a similar situation which ended with the same outcome.

Like snapping a photo or a video, and adding a caption is just a feature?

Could you link here to a few apps which you have have built and designed at that price and within the timeframe?

Yes.

Please contact me, email in profile.

I wish I hadn't thought about scaling when my [last] startup was small.

I've been using https://clicky.com/ for several years and on some high traffic sites, thoroughly recommend.

:)

It's not considered PI by the ICO (Information Commissioner's Office)

Damn :( Well done on not giving up and getting thing back on track.

Yup I was wrong, different on iOS.

No, they don't.

EDIT: I was wrong, this is one of the permissions they require on Android, however, not on iOS as Apple doesn't make it available to third-party developers.

CodePlex will be next is my guess.

"Keychain Access" in the Utilities folder for OS X

Yes, no I read that bit, I guess I was just interested in whether Google started the DD and they were waiting for the formal offer or what part in the process it fell through at – 30 days isn't very long for an acquisition process.

"Finally, Google needed more than 1 month to close the deal."

So, what happened and why did it fall through?