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I'm still waiting for a Database as a Service that has RethinkDB that also has a free-tier/freemium model and not insanely expensive.

Where do I put mine if I'm a recent grad who makes $0 and buried in crippling debt?

For git commit messages. I've began liking to initiate or end a statement with stuff like these:

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How do you guys feel about these in git commit messages?

What other types of hackathons are out there? I remember reading about TSSNON & Terrible Ideas Hackathon back in the day.

Now that I see it in the spotlight. I wonder what other kinds of niche hackathons do you guys know about?

So it's language agnostic.

Can anyone tell me the rocket science behind this?

How would a library know if a code and its libraries are performing software development/engineering best practices?

What types of algorithms do you use and are there other libraries that already does this that is language agnostic?

He has a pretty good playbook for ios games. Are there other playbooks out there?

Like "How to start a startup" by YC

This is fascinating.

Is there more of these types of blogs?

I always wonder how much companies / startups are spending for their infrastructure.

How do you guys implement / What's the best practice for paginating your db using sql and nosql?

I know there are a bunch of gotcha's to look out for

I'm surprised I don't see medium in here.

Even more, I'm starting to see more post from medium nowadays that has declining quality relative to 2015.

How about the contrary?

What questions should future tech employees know beforehand before going into an interview?

Does anyone have a playbook?

This would be even more amazing if it was free or cheap.

It would be cool if they also open sourced it

Most of my guy friends really like cars. They know good amounts about different parts of the cars.

I've never enjoyed reading about them. So, I've never tried learning much about them. It also takes alot of time.

I wish there were more of these type of animated illustration. I've scanned it for a few minutes and I grasped the concept it was trying to show me relatively faster than anything I've ever encountered.

That's a neat website.

Is there any tutorial/documentation on how to design beautiful websites like that.Asides from looking at the source: https://www.reddit.com/mobile/site/style.css

That's brilliant.

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Thanks for this

This is a good color wheel for prototyping as well: http://www.getmdl.io/customize/index.html

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This one too: https://github.com/astaxie/gotraining-1/blob/master/08-concu...

This one too: https://astaxie.gitbooks.io/build-web-application-with-golan...

Is there a list of all the HN topics that include the keyword: "How to build your own _____ for fun and profit"

Please don't mention the search bar.

I'd like more API's related to search please

This better be cheap

Literally, you could buy seven shirt that looks like that for $5 each

Pants you could get for $20

In total if this is more expensive than $55 I hope the profit would go to philanthropy. Especially if they're throwing that word around.

When you think about it, using react with electron is kinda like react-native for cross-browsers. It'll be hilarious when someone writes a wrapper that let's you do cross browser with react

Let me know if you guys know of one

The brain drain is definitely a big issue in Canada.

On the bright the cost of living will end up being cheaper in Canada if you can get my flow ;)

It would be cool if you had transparent backgrounds.

Hey smart folks,

How does TTIP affect small business, and startups in Australia-Canda-America-Asia?

How does TTIP affect small business, and startups in the Pacifics?

DuckDuckGo places their ads on the top. Top ads looks much nicer. I bet the conversion rate of those CTA would be significantly higher.

It seems to make sense for having a fleet of self-driving cars. I think they're gonna go head to head with Uber within a decade.

The site looks neat.

I get the concept. It seems very useful.

At first glance, I couldn't actually get it (I didn't know what it is suppose to do). I asked some of my friends by looking at the landing page, if they got it at first glance. They didn't as well.

I'd like to hear arguments against his claim. Even better if it is a machine learning experiment that invalidates his idea.

It would be interesting to compare the two sides.

My hardware guy and I are building fun weekend projects.

What raspberry pi sensors can you use to figure out if our water is polluted, etc.

It should be noticeable, I'm just asking for basic testing. Nothing too crazy.