November 2011 Archive
2161.
Ask HN: How VC funding works?
2162.
Ask HN: where have all the designers gone? ()
2163.
Show HN: Time tracking for the masses ()
2164.
Why U.S. VCs don't want to invest in european startups? ()
2165.
Running the entire business from an iPad (numbersforstartups.com)
2166.
A/B test case study: call to action button increases conversions by 62% (visualwebsiteoptimizer.com)
2167.
Ice Cream Sandwich runs (surprisingly?) well on Nexus S (extremetech.com)
2168.
Encounter 2001 Message (for aliens) (matessa.org)
2169.
Enabling Remote Debugging via Private APIs in Mobile Safari (atnan.com)
2170.
First president with a CS degree? (en.wikipedia.org)
2171.
Rails 3.x projects to learn from (do you know of any?) ()
2172.
Bootstrap Xtra extends Bootstrap (lightglitch.github.com)
2173.
IOS 5.0.1 lets developers to specify files that should remain on device (macrumors.com)
2174.
9 Geeky Equations You Should (at Least Pretend to) Know (wired.com)
2175.
Would you benefit from monetizing your Web and Desktop Apps with premium ads? ()
2176.
Tell HN: I open-sourced my album release notification service ()
2177.
Why you should move that button 3px to the left (designstaff.org)
2178.
Be a Jerk: The Worst Business Lesson from the Steve Jobs Biography (theatlantic.com)
2179.
London Breakfast Meetup for Start-upers ()
2180.
Is life on Earth due to a quirk in the laws of physics? (theconversation.edu.au)
2181.
Google Ads of the Future (blog.rushrez.com)
2182.
Neutrino experiment repeat at Cern finds same result (bbc.co.uk)
2183.
Realtime View Model Syncing Across Users with SignalR and Knockout MVVM (amazedsaint.com)
2184.
HP to develop ARM-based low power servers (reuters.com)
2185.
Student jailed for 2 nights when she can't show ID (msnbc.msn.com)
2186.
An open letter to the citizens of Oakland (opoa.org)
2187.
What Successful People Do Differently (blogs.hbr.org)
2188.
Level 3 suffering a global failure (status.vr.org)
2189.
How Dark Sky Works: Neural Networks and Computer Vision (blog.jackadam.net)
2190.
Luma Labs Jammed By a Crummy Patent (lu.ma)