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15y ago
Nice work. Maybe you would get more people to sign up if you told us why you need write access to our twitter accounts.
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15y ago
I think this should be possible automatically. It wouldn't be easy and you're not going to make everyone happy. 90%. When posting party photos, only show them to people that either - also attended the party - attended previous parties with
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15y ago
"Lesson learned: I need to know what people need and what they will pay for" Yes and no. Sometimes, with something as simple as this just try scratching your (most urgent) itch. You can always build on that.
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15y ago
Great idea. It's little apps like this that make the app store awesome. I can see this being really good for brainstorming business/product names too...
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16y ago
money. lots of money.
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16y ago
more and more people using facebook sounds like a reason and an opportunity to fix email. why is it easier to send messages via facebook? email has a few huge disadvantages: you need to keep your address book up to date and your inbox is fu
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16y ago
Threadless?
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16y ago
You're right. The mobile web/iphone didn't really exist in 2006 when this was written.
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16y ago
Because the bottom X% are starving.
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16y ago
Funny how the best pranks are usually the simplest.
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&q=helvetica
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16y ago
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16y ago
in that case they might want to change some of the wording in the emails.
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16y ago
I'd go with round.
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16y ago
I like this article a lot. How about a restaurant for three-somes full of tables for 3 and spring rolls that divide equally? A clothing brand that only sells one color/type of jeans, one t-shirt and one button down. Instead of launching new
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16y ago
Isn't that kind of how forum software like vBulletin or phpBB works? Every comments bumps it back up and the most active threads of the moment tend to hover at the top.
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16y ago
could one make a cup that has field's metal (or whatever they use) in its walls? i hate the idea of having something in my coffee and an extra thing to wash.
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16y ago
the ipad 2 was on the front page of thousands of free daily commuter papers across the globe. nobody cares about a new port. event or not.
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16y ago
so basically like the karma system on HN :)
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16y ago
cute idea. add rating/liking of ideas... the top list might surface some interesting ones.
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16y ago
I'd hope so. 50 years ago a gallon of gas cost $0.27, the average yearly salary was just over $5,000 and Ringo hadn't yet joined the Beatles. 50 years is a long time. And so is 40 :)
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16y ago
thanks!
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16y ago
While it's probably true, this horse has been beaten to death many times over. Best part: Every time you tell someone your idea they will voice their opinion. That's great, because it allows you to keep sharpening your idea based on the opi
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16y ago
This is hilarious. I love pranks like this. If you feel particularly snide, dare to check out the comments on youtube from people that think this is real. Main reason this is fake? Someone with lofty ideas about peace and love would have no
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16y ago
True, but not everyone has the connections and clout to pull 5 figure logo contracts.
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16y ago
"Clearly social graphs are fragile." I come across this sentiment all the time and I'm thinking that maybe it's completely wrong. Maybe it's not the social graph that is fragile, but crappy companies. Every one of Facebook's predecessors di
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16y ago
tell that to apple
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16y ago
This is a silly post. Domains are still very important for a number of reasons (prestige being an obvious one). Buying the domains before announcing the round of funding probably saved them a good deal of money too. It's a drop in the bucke
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Ask HN: LuckyUpgrade
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16y ago
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16y ago
that much money sounds ridiculous, but there's definitely something very cool about proximity-based social networks and these guys now have the time and cash to find the right application.
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16y ago
i'm still hoping i'll get used to it. i can't believe steve doesnt make the xcode team take on an interface designer.
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