danielskogly

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by danielskogly 9y ago
Wow, thank you! Good luck with your own project too!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
Thank you for those awesome words! A demo wishlist is a great idea, perhaps with the ability to switch between how the creator sees the list and how others do? Really appreciate the suggestion, will be adding this!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
Thank you for letting me know! I'll have a look at this as soon as I get my hands on a mac!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
Appreciate it! Fixed in next build!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
It's been like that for a whole year without anyone noticing - or at least without anyone telling us. Thank you for doing so! Fixed in next build :)
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by danielskogly 9y ago
That's the one! Any feedback and suggestions are appreciated!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
We aren't doing this, and we definitively should! I've added this to the todo-list, and will work towards having manually curated lists up first, and try to make it a bit more automatic when we have a bigger user mass. Can't
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by danielskogly 9y ago
Very true! :) Thank you, and likewise - pretty sure there's more than 100k information-hungry parents out there, so wouldn't be surprised to see the "100k to 500k"-post in the not too distant future!
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by danielskogly 9y ago
This evening we got our 171st user for our wishlist-service. When we launched it 1 year ago we tried to get it out on different channels like Reddit and HN without much success, while we _did_ see success in just talking about it to friends
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by danielskogly 9y ago
Saw that now, not sure why I missed it! Good that you learned a lot - didn't know people still used KnockoutJS, but looks like you did well on this one. Btw, another thing I noticed is that clicking the expand comments button a second
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by danielskogly 9y ago
This looks pretty interesting! Would really like a way to filter based on genres, as there seems to be an overwhelming amount of comics that I'm not interested in at all. Another neat feature would be to see top books of all time and f
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by danielskogly 9y ago
The Song Exploder podcast is awesome for both approaches, and I would really recommend anyone interested in writing and/or producing music to give it a go. "A podcast where musicians take apart their songs, and piece by piece, tel
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by danielskogly 9y ago
It's a cool video, but not really a very basic piece of equipment. > That's actually a $900 synth/sampler/effects processing unit called the Op-1 by Teenage Engineering. From this thread on /r/ArtisanVideos:
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by danielskogly 10y ago
Hey! OP here. We are creating KITR because we are tired of writing the same UI components time and again for different projects with minute variations. Our intention is to create a library of solid and modern UI components that you can cust
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Show HN: KITR – a customizable UI kit that exports your components to code(kitr.io)
11 points by danielskogly 10y ago|1 comments
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by danielskogly 10y ago
https://wishy.gift/ - a wishlist web app that we launched a bit too close to Christmas to be of use to anyone. We got just about 90 users at the moment, and have gotten lots of good feedback and feature requests. Friends an
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by danielskogly 10y ago
Hey! I just fixed this yesterday for Wishy.gift ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13159528 ). You need `muted` for videos to autoplay in Chrome/Native browser on Android, elsewise it just won't play. Try it out
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by danielskogly 10y ago
Creator of the web app here! We struggle a bit to find one good sentence that describes what makes Wishy.gift unique, so here goes: First off, you make a wishlist and add items to it. When you've done that, you get a unique url that yo
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Show HN: Wishy.gift – Shareable wishlists that help friends plan your gifts(wishy.gift)
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by danielskogly 10y ago
Cool to see some focus on the Norwegian startup scene ! We just delivered a new site for Oslo Innovation Week, and are currently working on the new Staaker website, who is mentioned in the article. I'd say Flare ( http://iamf