enra

37 ms·

331.
by enra 13y ago
It would be quite surprising if Italian restaurants in SF would be better than Italian restaurants in Italy. I'm not a restaurant / food expert, but found that food is most of the time average, sometimes great, sometimes crap, aro
332.
by enra 13y ago
> At least in Finland entrepreneurs are taxed less than many full-time employees. It is true in high income levels that you can gain with tax planning, but I wouldn't say many are taxed less. Actually taxes/costs are pr
333.
by enra 13y ago
I always wonder how many open source projects actually look like they do because the creators choose, and like those certain styles. As a designer there is only that much you can do if you don't get support, or get conflicting views fr
334.
by enra 13y ago
Or: 1. Use Bootstrap 2. Customize it Has worked for me on https://kippt.com & https://sendtoinc.com without dragging down the design
335.
by enra 13y ago
Finland had also a ban for phone subsidies for a long time, and I guess now they're allowed in some limits. For a customer, it's great. You use whatever phone you want, you buy it where ever you want, change operators easily, and
336.
by enra 13y ago
Personally I like this, but there might a problem for fundraising that when you start any kind of monetizing, you have metrics on that regard, and people can analyze them. So when you're kinda-monetizing your metrics might seem low and
337.
by enra 13y ago
The interior too. It's pretty non-descriptive (and orange) compared to most company / vc offices.
338.
by enra 13y ago
In Finland, like in many Nordic countries, you kind of have "basic income", not exactly though since it requires you to jump through some hoops. Basically if you don't have income, or wealth, the state pays your living expens
339.
by enra 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We need to consider a way of doing this. One idea was also that you could have filter, that would just show you all the unread posts.
340.
by enra 13y ago
Hate be negative, but based on the title, I was expecting something different, and since its HN, something with depth. It was a lovely post, but what I got from it was "startups are risky, need belief, and it's tricky as a family
341.
The Finnish Winter War - A Thousand Lakes of Red Blood on White Snow [2010](ar.to)
2 points by enra 13y ago|0 comments
342.
by enra 13y ago
I guess the authors point was that it since there isn't a deep integration, it doesn't provide value to Salesforce.com users. The question is, why should it if they're not the target customer? Specially recently, people have been acquisiti
343.
by enra 13y ago
I feel that when you have 1600 employees, you're not that scrappy or nimble. It's not like David or Goliath anymore.
344.
Photos of Finland in World War II(theatlantic.com)
2 points by enra 13y ago|0 comments
345.
by enra 13y ago
It's complex, or like with project management, there seems to be so many different use cases, and also legacy ideas and workflows. For example for some people tags are the most important thing in a bookmarking service (even you when you hav
346.
Scientists Link Processed Foods To Autoimmune Disease(trueactivist.com)
2 points by enra 13y ago|0 comments
347.
by enra 13y ago
Probably not if plan to live and go around the city, parking is not that easy in downtown. I don't own a car, and don't know that many friends that own a car. You get around with BART, MUNI, Lyft, Uber, taxis, biking & walking. Usually
348.
Behind The Scenes of the New Kippt (YC S12)(theindustry.cc)
3 points by enra 14y ago|0 comments
349.
by enra 14y ago
We also do full-text search for Pro users, and you can sync with Pocket. http://kippt.com
350.
by enra 14y ago
Since reading Peter Thiel's excellent essay on secrets [1], I've been more constantly thinking if what people _seem_ to do or say, is actually how it is. For example it can be good for Apple that public (and competition) saw Steve through t
351.
by enra 14y ago
Cool, but seems like with your implementation, you can scroll too fast and get lost in the "white". Not sure how fix it, possible showing somekind of grid before loading the images could help. There is a good talk from Netflix team about th
352.
by enra 14y ago
You could try only taking account companies that are ranked under 100k (like Alexa does on their own website). Many of the companies on that list have ranks somewhere in millions, which can fluctuate quite easily, and many of the companies
353.
by enra 14y ago
Actually the company is registered in Finland where everyone's tax records are public, but you need to wait for the next tax year. I guess that like usually in Finland, salaries are rather modest compared to Bay / US in general (around 40-1
354.
Facebook Home prototyped in Quartz Composer – Tutorial(kippt.com)
5 points by enra 14y ago|0 comments
355.
Using Kippt as a RSS Reader(jpadilla.com)
35 points by enra 14y ago|0 comments
356.
by enra 14y ago
With Kippt we want to make the saving easy and fast, so the default is that when you save a page 1) we store the page content to full text search (available for pro users) 2) we get the main image, and try to decide which type of link it is
357.
by enra 14y ago
Kippt designer here. You're right, we use tiles to offer better views for images/videos/other media, but I, and many of our users (like researchers) save lot of text based material, so it's definitely something we want to support. We alread
358.
by enra 14y ago
I think it's more about that design is personal, identifying (which also brings up emotions easily) and that the problem here is about the rights for those personal things. Since design is actually _more_ open, visible and made for people,
359.
by enra 14y ago
Those are pretty old pictures, and for sure it's not clunky. You can try out the 30-day trial for free. Nowadays it looks like this: http://cl.ly/image/1k230I2l421S
360.
by enra 14y ago
When the Flat UI was released, I was waiting for Layervaults response. In their defence, the style, colors, some of the icons are very close to Layervaults, so I can understand their frustration. I have no doubt that designmodo had more tha

More ›