antonwinter

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by antonwinter 13y ago
story line is a compelling element. that is good feedback. i will mull on that one.
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by antonwinter 13y ago
that looks pretty good. not sure if i overlooked it in the notes or not, but i have a couple questions. you mentioned copyright at the end. what sort of license are you releasing it under? Does it support nested creation of objects? ( ie i
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by antonwinter 13y ago
i guess your take is that to be effective, a person has to do the emphasis on the elements that are important, not a program. fair call.
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by antonwinter 13y ago
that makes sense. not that i have anything specific in mind, but i was thinking free for personal use and something cheap for business use
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by antonwinter 13y ago
im purely thinking of inforgraphics atm. in my head dv is more on the scientific plotting and charting side, while infographics is more about conveying key metrics in a visually attractive way.
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by antonwinter 13y ago
i only have one template at the moment. nothing release worthy, it uses svg for the template. i am building an internal system at the moment and wondered if it is worth trying to make one that is open to others to use
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by antonwinter 13y ago
it would start with templates, then a web service that takes json as the data to populate the templates. and outputting a pdf ( or maybe other output types as well ).
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by antonwinter 13y ago
predominately via templates. pass in data via json. hopefully it can be made really simple for the coders to use.
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Ask HN: would you use an API to create attractive infographics?
6 points by antonwinter 13y ago|16 comments
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by antonwinter 13y ago
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by antonwinter 13y ago
very clear tutorial. thumbs up
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by antonwinter 13y ago
concurred, thusly it is the technology known as P Salt. The crusty residue left when drying out P
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by antonwinter 13y ago
i guess it would depend on the budget you have in mind. i bet lots of startups on HN would sell a share of their biz to get some cash.
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by antonwinter 13y ago
boy there was a lot of talk about bananas when i took a look.
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by antonwinter 13y ago
a while back there was a post here about quadrant methodology. it fits nicely in with it http://quadrant.tumblr.com/
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by antonwinter 13y ago
I get a lot of resumes, a large number of them are just not suitable, I think of them as being close to spam. You should think of them like that to. there is a fair chance the 40 year olds are applying for roles that don't suit them, espec
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by antonwinter 14y ago
i like the look, seemed to work fine on my laptop. will try on a few more devices
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by antonwinter 14y ago
the business model is probably a big topic. You would need some surveys to find out what the general public think ( maybe that is why you are asking on HN ) From what i know of tv show pricing, the purchasing of prime time shows is 2-5mill
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by antonwinter 14y ago
something like hulu, but without the limitations. advert sponsored or reasonably priced subscription for payment.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
putting stuff on envato works. not sure if u can call it completely passive.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
i like your article. good and pragmatic while still keeping clean separation in mind. IMHO the business logic mixing in with persistence or other areas such as the model can and should be improved from all the code i have seen over my care
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by antonwinter 14y ago
I am interested in a good movie search api. i currently use tmdb. from the "original search site" i tried spiderman and spider man. no results.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
need to be a subscriber to wsj to see the article :(
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by antonwinter 14y ago
doesnt the canister of water become the same temperature as your body pretty quick?
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by antonwinter 14y ago
thumbs up. everyone needs to be aware of what you are pointing out in your post. lets hope that the machines of politics/oil/war dont chew up tesla like they did the first time electric cars came out.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
hats off. superb work.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
surely this is fodder for 6 strikes.
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by antonwinter 14y ago
He needs to do the same experiment, but instead of putting it in their face, attach the camera to the wall and point it at them and walk off. see if they accept the filming then
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by antonwinter 14y ago
Getting a technical co-founder can be easy. There are plenty of talented techies that have already got a product ready to go or nearly ready that need someone to go out there and pitch and sell it. look for them. Ask on HN if anyone has
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by antonwinter 14y ago
seems like a good excuse to buy a new shiney laptop to me

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