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entangld
12y ago
No offense taken whatsoever when it comes to criticism! My inner-perfectionist thrives on making things better. Great idea on the alarm. I collect great quotes and I want to use them. I just thought I couldn't serve them well in this v
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entangld
12y ago
I immediately thought it was something to do with Apple infringement or something, but then I realized I have a Steve Jobs quote on the site already. I am curious now.
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entangld
12y ago
I just wanted something with a script feel, for nostalgia. My bad. I'm not a fan of cliches either, even visual ones.
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entangld
12y ago
I didn't leave my job, but I just worked on the design on th train ride to work. Building something you think might help other people is good for your sanity.
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entangld
12y ago
I'll remove it as soon as I can.
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12y ago
All very good points. It's better than a notepad in that it will send you reminder notifications of accomplishments. A notepad requires you to look at it again. There are also counters on each category so you begin to notice and feel c
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entangld
12y ago
Not backed up on iCloud yet. It's a very simple app right now.
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entangld
12y ago
That sounds like an awesome idea. I would be interested, but I might need an example to figure out how to start.
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entangld
12y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I was nervous about posting to HN. Info is saved on the device.
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Show HN: Stressed and burned out, so I created my first app – Remember Win
(rememberwinapp.com)
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Ask HN: Should I launch my app without in-app purchases?
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entangld
12y ago
They'll probably need to make it louder. Without noise, a motorcycle isn't very intimidating. The booming sound let's everyone know it's coming. It could probably be called a safety feature.
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entangld
12y ago
She seemed to state that Clayton Christensen cherry picked his companies and excluded examples that didn't support his theory. And that there are many companies which have failed or succeeded outside of his theory of disruption. To sum
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entangld
12y ago
Very cool tool, but I wish this was explained better. Your tagline should read: "Build your newsletter as you browse the web" or something to that effect. Another might be "Build your newsletter in minutes as you browse the w
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Break grammar rules on your website
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The weakness of crowds
(limn.it)
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Ask HN: What is your favorite newsletter you subscribe to?
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The confidence economy
(publicbooks.org)
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13y ago
Who can guarantee objectivity? No one. That doesn't mean it is not possible to pursue it or even gain a good measure of it. Do you really believe it makes the Economist look partisan to support Democrats since 2004? What about before t
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How the Internet is killing innovation
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entangld
13y ago
There are lots of different types of clients. Some use your response to their first request as a measure of your standard output. Once that is known, a difficult client might continue to demand more. I've found this happens often with
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entangld
13y ago
I'd like to see more surveys or reviews of this survey's methods. It isn't difficult for the phrasing of the questions to skew results in one direction or another (e.g. Gallup). I'm sure it's possible for people to
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15 Golden Rules of Moviemaking
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“Down with meritocracy”: the man who coined the word four decades ago (2001)
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We do live in America, so your actual ethnicity matters, but not as much as what people think you are on first glance (i.e. police, interviewers, etc). Race is something that affects people's lives in the real world, beyond boxes on applica
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Block 3rd parties from tracking you on the web
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Ask HN: How to find which newsletters have most subscribers?
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14y ago
Good advice. Wish it was a little less condescending. I'm a marketing type who can code (more) now. There is a vast amount of knowledge one needs to learn just to be a beginner. I don't blame so many idea people for trying to find shortcuts
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The way you figure yourself out is by making things.
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14y ago
It's a weird balance that people are looking for confidence and intelligence at the same time. Some intelligent people are humble about the subjects they lack expertise in. Doesn't looking for confidence carries a risk of finding people who
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