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by binaryorganic 12y ago
To be clear, this isn't really intended as a service for the HN crowd... just wanted to get some feedback on a quick/dirty product we put together. We're doing a writeup later about our plans for it, but the long and short is
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Show HN: TinyHelp(tinyhelp.net)
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Ask HN: How do we take our business to the next level?
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Making more than websites(binaryorganic.com)
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by binaryorganic 12y ago
This seems like all the more reason for Adobe to double down on Lightroom if you ask me. They stand to gain a lot of displaced users from this. I'm certainly going to have to make a choice now.
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by binaryorganic 12y ago
Previous address history was pretty rough (it listed the same address twice as consecutive residences, put me in a city I'd never lived in, and got most of the dates wrong). That being said, I'm into it. Those arguing about it&#x2
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
Almost all of my money comes from client services. I didn't finish college, but often wish I had, if only because it took me just as long to sort out how to self-learn.
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
I don't know. It feels kind of pink lego to me (the marketing successes of which aren't lost here). When my daughter (now 2) gets just _this_ much bigger, I'll probably find myself showing her Adafruit. To be clear, I don&#x2
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
So the only thing clear from the comments is that the folks behind this are going to have to work on their communication game. The video was obviously created to tease the product a bit, which is hard when nobody knows exactly what thye&#x2
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
The site uses a Pinboard IFTTT trigger to post to WordPress. The title, description and link are all pulled from Pinboard, which makes posting to the blog a pretty fantastic process. Our post about some of the thoughts behind the process wa
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
Wait a minute... isn't this just sloppy theme customization and not some greyhat SEO trick? Hardly the same thing.
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
I second everything said here. (I definitely did a double take when I saw the CodeCanyon link). I think the thing to note with regard to price points is that I might be willing to pay $45 "just to try it out", but that definitely wouldn't h
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
I disagree completely. I don't shoot professionally, and I've got a Nikon D40 with the lens it came with (body & lens cost less than $500 new). The photos I get from it are far far better than every point and shoot or smartphone camera
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
This. There's been so much talk about curation/deletion of posts lately. Letting the algorithm do it's job is the only way to determine what's HN worthy in my view.
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
I like this, but it also underscores one of the reasons I'm skeptical of this specific marketplace. I find it very difficult to actually know what I'm buying. Assets are often little more than a generic description with a few hard to see th
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by binaryorganic 13y ago
You're thinking about time spent designing/coding as a commodity, which it isn't. A storefront selling widgets exists explicitly to handle a never-ending stream of potential customers, but the investment per customer is very low. When someo
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
This makes no sense to me as I don't think anybody should have been fired here, regardless of where you stand on the argument at hand.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I don't see how any of that calls into question whether or not the Wii was successful (as a product, it succeeded by every measure). The Wii U failing on it's own merit certainly opens up Nintendo to criticism about the choices they made, b
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Friction from Process(medium.com)
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Mailbox Tweets(glassandwires.com)
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What the Hell did I do before this? (thoughts on bower)(glassandwires.com)
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
It really bothers me that none of the official responses have adequately addressed DRM, which is the real controversy, and is what created the server crisis in the first place.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Now the "no design skills required" slogan from their site makes perfect sense.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
"No design skills required!" is not something you should read when making design decisions for your app. Period.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I feel like whatever gets voted to the front page by the community belongs on this site.
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
Clear http://www.realmacsoftware.com/clear/
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Cyber Warfare is going to Save Lives(glassandwires.com)
1 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|0 comments
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
The full text of the bill makes clear that this should apply to private networks as well: "...via a network such as the Internet or a private local area network."
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by binaryorganic 14y ago
I'm not sure what her support page used to say, but it seems perfectly clear at present. In the same sentence she both says she wants to keep the site ad-free AND confirms that one of the way she does this is through affiliate links: "Keepi
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Editorially offers a refreshingly legible privacy policy(editorially.com)
1 points by binaryorganic 14y ago|0 comments

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