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My Dream Tool for Remote 1:1 Meetings
(blog.metamorphium.com)
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We make smarter occupancy sensors for your home that know how many people are in each room while protecting your privacy. You can finally automate your home to instantly react to you with zero commands, like a sci-fi movie. https:/&#x
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If anybody else is wondering about alternatives, DHH sourced some ethical options in this Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1243248363979419649?s=21 Of those, I tried whereby.com yesterday and was blo
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Keeping Your Culture While Remote
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That's definitely a new situation we haven't seen before! Are the 100 people using all of the different rooms, or do people mostly stick to their own rooms (like a hotel/dorm)? I'd love to see what you've built so f
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Sorry you felt like that was corporate shilling. This is a problem we see people hit often and have built something to improve the experience, so it felt worth sharing. If it helps, we're a 2 person team (hardly a corporation) and we r
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Disclaimer: I am the founder of Hiome, a smart home startup focused on private by design local-only products. What actions are you looking to handle with the assistant? Reason I ask is because a voice assistant is a command line interface w
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A simple, self-hosted timeline of your life
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You’ll see the impact even more with hardware startups, who don’t have the means to keep a stockpile of products (like a capacitor to production woes). For example, Hiome builds its products in Chicago, but we get the PCB boards printed in
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> The company claims the evaluation process contained “unmistakable bias” and has since asked the court for permission to depose President Donald Trump, Defense Secretary Mark Esper and former Defense Secretary James Mattis. The war betw
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Interesting that it’s explicitly limited to B2B startups. Is there a feeling that B2C isn’t a “real” business? Or maybe because B2B startups are more likely to be acquired by larger companies, thus absorbing Microsoft’s stack?
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Thanks Josh and Cyrus! The bulk scripting looks super handy and definitely addresses half my concern with OS updates. The other half is being able to roll-back if something goes wrong during the update. Sent you an email!
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Thanks, our beta customers love them so far! Regarding price, each occupancy sensor is $79. These are high accuracy thermal sensors with local machine learning that can count occupancy. For comparison, a standard PIR motion sensor that can
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Hi Manuel, thanks for the comment. I reached out a few times to support and never heard back. It does look like most of my issues were quietly resolved later, but we ended up abandoning the dashboard and using the API directly for a lot of
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Congrats on the launch! This is perfectly timed since I’m currently evaluating device management solutions for Hiome’s IoT device fleet ( https://hiome.com ) Currently, we use Mender (mender.io) but are considering switching. Pros
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The upcoming wave of IoT products will all be local-first because too many users (and thus founders) have been burned by the old cloud-addicted products that literally die when their supply is cut off. In the meantime, just say no to cloud-
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I agree with the pain point to be solved but let me phrase this pitch another way: IoTZombieCo: give us x% of your revenue and we’ll acquire you for free when you die. In exchange, you can put our logo on your box as if we’ve already acquir
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OP, this is a gorgeous date picker with some clever ideas. Great work! As others have noted, clever ideas do mean there’s a learning curve which is not ideal for something like a date picker. However, if this were in an app I use very regul
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There's only one driver with the HN username guptaneil in the whole world. I could drive like a maniac and I would barely create a measurable blip in traffic fatalities. Where do I sign up to be exempted from traffic fines, since my dr
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The problem is not that fundraising feels like a test, it's that fundraising is a test posed by authority figures, and by pg's own definition, is probably hackable. How hackable is proportional to the quality of the VC. Luckil
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I agree that Duolingo is not sufficient to become fluent in a language, but I’d argue that no app could be. Immersion is generally the only way to become fluent. Having said that, I’ve found the learning experience on Duolingo varies wildly
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I felt the same way until my butterfly keyboard gradually stopped working and I went back to my old 2014 MBP keyboard, and realized I had developed Stockholm Syndrome. If you haven't already, try switching back to the old (or new) scis
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Even before photography, we were painting portraits of our food ( https://twitter.com/neilgupta/status/1183559136467922951 ). This is not remotely new behavior, humans like to tell stories.
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Let's say 2 companies raise $10 million each. One company spends $8 million on R&D and $2 million on marketing. The other company re-uses the former company's open source work and pours all $10 million into marketing. Who will
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Now that Stripe offers a corporate credit card, it's likely only a matter of time until they enable people to build their own credit card on top of Stripe. I assume they've built the API's internally already for themselves.
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This is the first time I’ve seen an AR experience launched from the browser. I expected to be kicked to the App Store to download Apple’s shopping app when I clicked See it in AR, but instead the AirPods instantly showed up on my desk (with
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They address this in the article. > Their performance is explained in part by our sample. Most CEOs have dropped out of the race by this stage, whether for performance, health, or personal reasons, so it’s the strongest leaders who stay
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The CEO Lifecycle
(hbr.org)
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I’m genuinely curious, how do you turn on Do Not Disturb in Android? On iOS, you swipe the top right corner to open the control panel and then tap the moon icon for enabling Do Not Disturb. I won’t argue that magically knowing the control p
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You’re right that people outside of HN are far less likely to recognize these are clip art. Also for an alpha release, your priority should be making sure people want your app, not the landing page. Early adopters will look past stock art i
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