anandbaburajan

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NYC Off Tech(nycofftech.com)
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by anandbaburajan 4mo ago
> It lets the person you are talking to have novel, original thoughts, rather than repeating the thoughts they’ve had before. But only if they're open-minded. I've met many smart people who would rather sound smart than bust th
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Show HN: HumanForScale – See how big things are(humanforscale.app)
2 points by anandbaburajan 4mo ago|0 comments
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2of3: Enter a secret. Get 3 cards(2of3.ente.com)
3 points by anandbaburajan 5mo ago|0 comments
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by anandbaburajan 6mo ago
https://theywillbanyou.com
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Show HN: Befa.ke – Destroy Instagram(befa.ke)
1 points by anandbaburajan 10mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: PrivacyPack – your privacy wins, in one card(privacypack.org)
3 points by anandbaburajan 1y ago|0 comments
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I built a personalised word search puzzle maker for your special someone(wordamour.com)
1 points by anandbaburajan 2y ago|0 comments
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Thanks! It's open source: https://github.com/anandbaburajan/wordamour .
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Show HN: Valentine's Day gift idea – a personalised word search puzzle gift(wordamour.com)
3 points by anandbaburajan 2y ago|2 comments
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Ah, definitely!
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Gift your special someone a personalised word search puzzle(wordamour.com)
12 points by anandbaburajan 2y ago|3 comments
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Wordamour is a web app I built to help you turn you and your partner's cherished words into a beautiful, printed word search puzzle. It's a unique, thoughtful and wholesome gift — something that can be both enjoyed in the moment a
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Thank you for creating this wholesome, weird thing!
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Show HN: A personalised word search puzzle for your special someone(wordamour.com)
13 points by anandbaburajan 2y ago|0 comments
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
> I really expected some sort of modal dialog or similar Yep, that would be better > for a conversation a sentence or even a paragraph would be the right unit Interesting thought, will explore more, thanks!
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Yes, and you can reply to the whole comment as well, instead of a particular text inside it, by using the reply button on the top-right of the comment.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
> are they part of the same thread, or a new thread, and how do you define the boundary? This is very interesting and something we're still exploring.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
https://blog.codinghorror.com/web-discussions-flat-by-design...
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
<3
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Curious to know what exactly wasn't clear. One just needs to click on the highlighted texts to open threads and scroll left/right as needed.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
That's an interesting list, will explore, thanks!
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Kialo is for debates, not for complex discussions.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Curious to know what you two think about Kialo. It's built for debates. CQ2 can be used for debates but it's really for complex discussions.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Interesting ideas, will reply on GitHub!
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
We'll highlight the current open threads in the tree.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
> I couldn't get that button to do anything in the demo See how the button changes the comment box (but yes, need to improve it) > I'm one of those strange people who would like infinitely nested threads in Slack too You&#x2
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Interesting, will explore more.
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Interesting questions! > who should have the rights for concluding threads? Not sure, but I guess it could either be anyone or the person who created the thread or the person who was quoted or a specific moderator?. So probably a setting
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by anandbaburajan 2y ago
Good idea.

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