A number of new players in consignment like GOAT, Stadium Goods for instance.

https://www.goat.com https://www.stadiumgoods.com

I think you are referring to: http://weusethat.com

They will be posted to: http://youtube.com/startupbootcamp at some point.

Awesome, thanks - very lazy question!

Yes, we will have permission from the startup being featured for that month.

Your scripts will load from local urls. More details on this can be found in the docs: https://www.proxino.com/docs/getting_started

Wow, that's pretty nifty. Somehow I missed it when I looked at the home page. Did you change it? If not, I think I might have missed it because local was only in the finer print. If the header said "Worry Free Local Fallbacks" I think more visitors will notice it.

BTW please see my other comment about changing the API; "secret" in client-side JavaScript is confusing.

Edit: never mind, didn't realize my other comment was replying to you. You've already noticed that secret is a misnomer. :)

Does that work for CoffeeScript files? Looking at proxino.js, it doesn't appear to work for it. If you could have a version that included the CoffeeScript compiler, I'd be very likely to use this.

After signing up I received an email asking if I had any questions. I asked this one, and they responded that they don't support it yet, but they're working on it.

Secret is a misnomer; it is actually a public key.

Many APIs call it a client key or a client ID. That makes a lot more sense than secret.

I suggest that Proximo change it in their API and in their docs.

Noted. We will change it soon. Thanks!

Sure, that is possible if you want to spend the time wrapping every function in your code with a try/catch block. Most people don't, and so we provide automatic code instrumentation. You can't just wrap your js file in a single try/catch.

I understand why you'd rather not provide this as a standalone tool, but I'd much rather run such a tool as part of my existing compilation process than use your proxy service.

Using burrito?

My transition from sitting to standing took a little less than a month to get used to. I would recommend placing your desk next to a wall so you have something to lean on. It is a great way to prolong your standing time when starting the transition.

As for initial discomfort it was fairly minimal. In fact I soon began to appreciate the soreness as it allowed me to fall asleep faster as well as improving the quality of my sleep.

I have been using a standing desk for almost a year now. I would recommend the Utby from Ikea for a more economical and permanent solution. My current Utby setup: http://post.ly/2hqhN

I'm doing the same and love it. I don't use it 8 hours a day, when I get tired I move over to a couch elsewhere in the office, or head out to a coffee shop.

This looks great, apart from the fact that the height appears to be only 105 cm. Can you confirm?

Yea it is only 105 cm... However, you can place a couple books under your monitor and you should be good to go! Keyboard height is fine.

Direct link http://www.wahoonotes.com/my-utby-standing-desk