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aymeric
15y ago
> Starting out generic requires your users to figure out how to apply it to their life, which I think is the wrong strategy. It worked for Trello.
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aymeric
15y ago
Really? Send me a link once ready...
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aymeric
15y ago
Sounds interesting, any url I can go to?
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aymeric
15y ago
Hi Ryan, I don't understand what this is. Is it a autoresponder with some articles from famous people that we receive regularly? How does the progress tracking work?
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aymeric
15y ago
Related thread from yesterday: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3180321
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aymeric
15y ago
Genuine question: what are the benefits for an individual to track everything they own?
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aymeric
15y ago
Interesting, any url where I can subscribe to?
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Tell HN: Launch an App month, Ship it in the next 30 days
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aymeric
15y ago
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aymeric
15y ago
After waiting so long to get access to it and after hearing so much about it I am a bit disappointed. http://getflow.com and http://trello.com seem to have stolen their thunder.
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Asana (no longer private alpha)
(asana.com)
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aymeric
15y ago
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aymeric
15y ago
Done thanks. Someone pointed me to the Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overpopulation
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aymeric
15y ago
Poor insinuation. You could have asked me if I felt the same way about cancer and heart disease and I could have answered that no matter what disease is the cure for (or who it is for), the question of overpopulation remains.
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aymeric
15y ago
Thanks. I didn't think the topic of overpopulation was that far from finding a vaccine to a top disease. I thoroughly enjoyed the replies I got so far so the few karma points I lost were definitely worth it.
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aymeric
15y ago
I agree that better living standards has a correlation with lower birth rate. And if we look at Europe decreasing population, it may actually be the answer. Thanks Jarek.
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aymeric
15y ago
That's an interesting perspective. I never considered people who tried to cure malaria would do it for any other reasons that the deaths it causes. The productivity loss could be another worthy cause. I still believe people who are after a
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aymeric
15y ago
"Not enough young" is only a problem because of the number of "Older people". The aging of the population is a different issue to the overpopulation issue. You could get 100% young population and still have a overpopulation problem.
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aymeric
15y ago
Interesting point. You are saying that they make babies because they think they have a higher probability to lose them? I think it is too rational. I would have thought other factors like lack of contraception and education would be more co
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aymeric
15y ago
Even though Europe's population will decrease, many developing countries will grow quickly. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overpopulation
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aymeric
15y ago
Isn't global warming a consequence of overpopulation? Aren't ecology problems caused by the increasing needs for resources?
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aymeric
15y ago
Please go over the superficial outrage feeling. I know that it is more popular to celebrate saving lives but I still would like to discuss this question: Is there anyone working on the overpopulation problem? This problem is the root to man
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aymeric
15y ago
I saw this article and I thought: less people who die = more people on the planet. Isn't overpopulation the biggest challenge we are facing right now? Who is working on this problem? (if someone I care about was ill from Malaria, I would be
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aymeric
15y ago
Yes I agree with that. I used to develop Facebook games. I was making money but I lost interest because I felt I was wasting people's time. Since then I have decided to only work on "useful" applications.
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aymeric
15y ago
Working hard is not a requirement to success, it is a favourable factor. You'd better test ideas quicker and see which one sticks and then work hard on that idea once it has been validated. For each "we made it after 10 years of hard work"
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aymeric
15y ago
"do what you love and money will come after years of hard work" I think you would increase your chances of success dramatically if you would just look to solve problems rather than trying to do something that you love. You would have a big
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aymeric
15y ago
I think you should look at the niches you are in or your girlfriend's to start with. Also, it is not because someone is already adressing a specific issue that someone else can't jump in with another solution (unless that competitor already
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Weecod - Online simulator of programming problems
(weecod.com)
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aymeric
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Steve Jobs died.
(news.cnet.com)
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aymeric
15y ago
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Simple is Marketable
(andrewchenblog.com)
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aymeric
15y ago
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Outsource it: 30 bloggers in your niche for $5
(taskarmy.com)
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aymeric
15y ago
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aymeric
15y ago
BitBucket makes it super easy to migrate from GitHub to them.
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