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We're launching our MVP today. Happy to hear any and all feedback!

I'm writing about helping cats run a farm by building a website. The goal is to teach kids and whimsical adults some basic web development skills using Ruby on Rails. I hope to compile and expand the blog posts into a book. https://rubycat.farm/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO. ONSITE

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to transportation companies.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for full stack developers experienced with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript - http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO. ONSITE

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to transportation companies.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for full stack developers experienced with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript - http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for full stack developers experienced with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript - http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for full stack developers experienced with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript - http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for developers experienced with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript - http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

We're also looking for project managers - http://www.foraker.com/careers/jobs-project-manager-2014/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts.

Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

We're also looking for designers (Web and iOS) and project managers.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

We're also looking for Web and iOS designers.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

We're also looking for Web and iOS designers.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

We're also looking for Web and iOS designers.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Foraker Labs. Boulder, CO.

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Boulder, Colorado - Foraker Labs

We build stuff for clients as well as maintaining a couple of internal products. Our clients range from Breastcancer.org to local school districts. Our products range from usability testing mobile web sites (http://www.uxrecorder.com/) to navigating traffic more efficiently (http://www.i70app.com/).

We're looking for someone comfortable with both Ruby on Rails and JavaScript.

More details and apply here: http://www.foraker.com/careers/web-developer/

Also https://twitter.com/Staceyythatsme

It was our first try with Meteor, which was fun. Code's here: https://github.com/foraker/foraker-climb-meteor

That's not true. The article's claim was that an example of hacking a non-computer system was the "2nd most important question."

But the idea is that the site presents itself in a way that is optimal based on the medium being used by the user, right?

Why would "degrade" be the better way to refer to that idea?

exec('sudo cat /etc/shadow') => RestrictedCodeException System Calls disabled

Also, while File.read('/etc/passwd') works, at least File.read('/etc/shadow') doesn't.

I'll go ahead and join in with the begging.. I would greatly appreciate it. Email redacted. Thank you!

I just thing people don't care how technically difficult a game was to make; they just care if it's fun. The issue of these games all relying on the same underlying psychology to cultivate addiction is also relevant, of course

I'm not sure I would qualify Google's response as "speedy." On the Reddit thread, the developer of the real Guitar Solo Lite claims to have been attempting to contact Google about this issue through various channels for a week with no response. http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/fvepu/someone_just_...

Just replied to his comment.. I just registered the domain last night, didn't check if it had been abused previously. :\

Thanks for letting me know.. I never thought to check if a domain was abused before buying it. I just registered the domain last night.

This is probably not even to the point of being a minimum viable product yet, but I've ran out of time (it's past midnight!) so here it is. The idea is to enable tracking/sharing inspiration for doing something new every day in 2011. The inspirational subreddit is here: http://www.reddit.com/r/somethingnew

The code's available here: https://github.com/artfuldodger/Something-New

I'm pretty new to RoR and am a horrible designer. If anyone wants to jump in and help, that'd be awesome.

Not sure if it's your issue or Facebook's, but when I click the "Sign Up or Log In" button, the Facebook permissions dialog window just says "An error occurred. Please try again later."

Huh. I always thought the HN Fun Police were mythical.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1509603

Are your users able to access the recording of the call, or do they have to rely on the transcription?

What benefits does your service offer over Google Voice?