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If this takes off it is only a matter of time before someone creates a rust based engine around this framework that does not rely on Google. For now, one pro of google maintaining flutter is that they also maintain android.

OP, any updates?

i'm about to move a significant amount of traffic to cloudflare. holding off until i see how this is handled. Can you please update this to reflect the total time of service outage and time to resolve. As a busy tech company, this is an unneeded problem. We pay cloudflare to be fast. Not make our sites slow and unresponsive.

This happened to me. I had a 9k bill and I got hacked and stuck with it on my personal account. I gave AWS $100k business and that did not matter through being a decision maker at a startup I work at. AWS does not care about your business unless you are going to IPO. True story. Feel free to message me at Sgargconsulting --> GMAIL

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Looks similar to the open source lime text project. http://www.limetext.org/

Are they leveraging the same codebase in any way? How does Chime want to be different? I think lime is also written in go.

LimeText is still actively being developed here: Github: https://github.com/limetext

The value google may see would be in building machine learning models from data we manually feed in for them. What was the name of the ATS that you eventually selected?

Is Docker having trouble monetizing?

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Thank you for putting this document together

A blast from the past - Starcraft I is free. Probably to seed multi-player or to build buzz for a remastered version of Starcraft I, which is set to launch in a few weeks

Looks like WSJ wanted a headline and took a cheap shot

In 2013, I ordered a laptop from them as well. First, my screen died within a few months. I encountered hidden fees and rudeness trying to work through their tech support and warranty policy. Then, the motherboard died within the year.

Some of the most elite private high schools in America do not issue grades. Instead, universities have to rely on standardized test scores and recommendation letters

Great idea! Can we get a 'Apply HN' link added to the top menu bar as well? Would make participating in the community way easier

Many hospitals went sold significant assets (like office building - assuring guaranteed rent) or took on loans to fund their EMR purchases. Hence, deals with these dollar amounts are tough to reproduce for many hospitals.

Epic has made major strides in supporting connectivity between EMRs. Partially, through standards like direct - http://directproject.org/. This problem will be largely solved in three to five years. Actually, a growing number of geographic regions of the US already have seamless EMR records exchange

A major source of talent for educated workers is at risk. This is the visa that many of the brightest use to explore startups. I feel like this a major pathway that people from outside this country dabble in exploring the American dream.

It's a good question. Reminds me of the first time I heard about Dropbox - I thought, 'why not just do a rsync'?

What do you think?

Next week: Google launches its own payroll service

You are right. Probably something like half the time that it took for them to do this before.

I think they will open up their ecosystem to let a apps grow really big organically. Then they will try to figure out a monetization strategy with the largest apps. App makers that do not play ball will probably get cut regardless of how big they are... There are good examples: Consider Zynga vs Lolapps when Facebook originally opened their API.

Apps that have a healthy enough revenue stream such that they share a portion of their revenue with Facebook will probably not have to worry about trusting Facebook.

Yes, this move is an over reaction. Especially, banning archive.org... India was just hit with a terrorist attack in Bangalore very recently. The techdirt article should mention this part.

http://www.ndtv.com/article/cheat-sheet/bangalore-bomb-blast...

Like a normal cab that you hail from the street?

good point.

Did not a willow garage spinoff recently have to close after failing to work things out with Willow in the series A process?

This is a great idea, but Scott Hassan needs to show he is founder friendly; otherwise, watch out.

This message thread calls for a graph to understand such income dynamics more carefully. :-)

When a corporation that has cut wages has recovered what benefit do employees receive in relation to the strength of recovery?

If wages are low, does that somewhat signify that many of the corporation's business functions are staffed with skilled workforce that is in oversupply?

I understand that Yale and Harvard have a rivalry and compete for students. Out of curiosity, how might Harvard have handled a similar situation?