genema

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Show HN: FounderPad – a compilation of resources for makers and founders(founderpad.co)
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by genema 7y ago
Same observation here. I've never seen anyone give dirty looks to any crying kids / babies on a plane. Most people are closing their eyes / sleeping or have their headphones on doing whatever. I mean, there are so many soluti
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by genema 7y ago
Can you give examples of how people have become more intolerant of families flying with kids? Every flight I've been on where there was a kid crying the whole time, nobody so much as flinched. I think people understand that kids cry, a
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by genema 7y ago
Here is an interesting thought: in UX design and when building a startup we are encouraged to interact with users to learn what they want and need, then we craft the experience and values around that. Does this ever happen in civic planning
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by genema 7y ago
Or maybe they'll sort through all of the publicly available voice data for any actor and start talking and sounding exactly like them. No need for any actors.
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by genema 7y ago
Wow, I would have never guessed their catalog is made up of 3D renders.
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by genema 7y ago
That would be neat. Imagine going to a site, adding some photos of yourself and seeing all the clothes as they would look on you based on your actual dimensions. You'd never have to wonder if something would look good on you. I imagine
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by genema 7y ago
This is it exactly. I think for Stripe to really succeed in consumer space and not just among techies, they need to have a manageable back end for consumers to log in and be able to stop payments any time and allow for storing of cc info so
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by genema 7y ago
I won't claim my reasoning is the what's keeping people asking for PayPal, but here is why I prefer to pay via PayPal: My biggest fear of paying via Stripe is not having the ability to cancel payments on my own or to cut random co
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by genema 8y ago
No pain during child birth. Can you imagine the look on those doctors' faces.