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fido
6y ago
Another cool reason: This board uses QMK firmware, which also has built-in support for MIDI, including a sequencer. So, I can have a layer that sends midi cc, notes on/off, program changes, clock, etc. If I'm working in a DAW such
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fido
7y ago
I hear you. My current strategy, unfortunately, is to buy a new MBP, sell it at exactly 23 months so that I can advertise "over 1 year left of Apple Care".
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fido
11y ago
Stripe | Developer Support | San Francisco or Remote (US/Europe/APAC) | FT/PT | https://stripe.com/jobs/positions/developer-support Developer Support at Stripe is full service. We are persistent at
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fido
14y ago
Really cool. Aside from any design/features/etc, I've found a few awesome bands. I did have to write them down for later, but no big deal. Thanks!
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fido
15y ago
This is pretty cool. What about a sidebar with a queue? I would love to load a playlist or collection then get back to work.
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fido
15y ago
My first thought is to use this on vacation. Let's say I go to San Diego... I enter in the hotel, the zoo, ocean beach, little italy, la jolla, etc. Then, as I randomly explore the area, I click from current location to any spot I've alread
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fido
15y ago
Nice!! Good job Michael and Eric!! I just scored a few much needed extra points with Stephanie. (Much needed because I took her to see "The Grey" last night.) *Note to self. When faced with "The Vow", and "The Grey" on night before Valentin
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ThanksMachine Launches API For Customer Love - Inspired By 37Signals and Wufoo
(blog.thanksmachine.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I guess I could have tried that, but this seems like more fun to me.
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Show HN: Arduino guitar foot pedal controls shipping at Thanks Machine
(blog.thanksmachine.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
The side pane for history, bookmarks, downloads, etc is so awesome! I really wish I could do this in Chrome... Basically, I love the left side of Raven. I don't like the tabs and address bar...
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fido
15y ago
I've solved this and more with www.getvolta.com. We are a lightweight CRM for companies that rely on the phone. Our outbound stuff is more advanced, but our inbound is simple. Simply change the phone number on your site with a bit of javasc
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15y ago
All of these people are awesome and $1100 is cheap to live with them!! Great place!
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fido
15y ago
Things I don't want: 1. Google branding my checkout process 2. Forcing MY users (who already created an account with me) to create a Google Checkout account. 3. Auto checking a "news and special offers" box to send my users email Also, is t
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15y ago
Really? Tiny Adsense ads in the "instructions" area to fool us??
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15y ago
Thanks! I'll be accepting users later this month. Send a message to patrick at getvolta and I'll be in touch.
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15y ago
He didn't get shafted; he still owns a very significant portion of the business. He simply didn't take as much out with this round as others may have. He will have his payday, and it will make these others seem like chump change...
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16y ago
I just signed up and was bombarded with Chef Boyardee, Kraft Mac/Cheese, Oscar Mayer injected/processed meats, etc. I'm a price-sensitive Whole Foods and Trader Joe's shopper in Palo Alto/Mountain view and would love to have great sale noti
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16y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! This needs a lot more attention IMO! The PCI verbage is "store, process, or transmit", which means that if you host a payment form on your site, you are on the hook for SAQ-D.
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16y ago
My guess is that this applies to property owners/landlords looking for tenants. The article talks about finding roommates, which I'm pretty sure is ok to pick and choose...
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How Borderline Douchebaggery Helps Land A Great Roommate
(kalv.in)
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16y ago
I strongly disagree. I recently moved out of Austin to pursue my startup in San Francisco. In my first week here I met countless startups, made some REAL connections, sat in a conference room (and got amazing feedback on my product) for hou
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16y ago
I think any serious competitor is going to have a hard time since Blackboard has been known to sue on their ridiculous patents... their legal history is sickening... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackboard_Inc . and http://www.downes.ca/b
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16y ago
I was just about to post here looking for roommates! I have already purchased a one-way ticket to SF for February 3rd. My plan was to use Airbnb for a few days until I found a place, but maybe we'll hit it off?? I recently moved out of Aust
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16y ago
Was I the only one a little disappointed to see Dorsey/Twitter? Since I heard about the project many months ago, I was really hoping that the content would be more geared towards smaller upstarts. Small SAAS companies, bootstrapped companie
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16y ago
viral/discount/link juice - Offer a $5 discount for anyone who tweets/blogs your site
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16y ago
AMEN! You built a ton of value into your product and should not sell it for peanuts. Real businesses pay real money for products and tend to be better customers than those who want it for a "few bucks a month".
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16y ago
I really like the way you view this, and I think the picodollar pricing on tarsnap is fantastic. I just don't know if I have the guts/resources to attempt this!:) My product requires deep integration inside of other people's software - ecom
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16y ago
Yes this does seem to be a popular choice. From a business standpoint, I like that the extra revenue flows in at the front end of the tier. With this model, how will you do upgrades/downgrades? Would you prorate the portion of the month on
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16y ago
Hey my app is actually a telephony app too! I didn't mention the per minute stuff in my post because I have to charge for the minutes regardless. In your second example, what would you do with a user who only used 100 minutes? Will you roll
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