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by hansy 14y ago
Here's a simple explanation of Higgs Boson with ping pong balls: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18712914
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by hansy 14y ago
Very cool and easy to get started. Name capture would be cool, but polls are typically anonymous right? Anyway, nice job!
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I think the goal is to emulate Mastermind-style sessions, but online. CEO's of large corporate companies have participated in these types of round-table discussions for years and (to the best of my knowledge) have genuinely benefited from t
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by hansy 14y ago
What about incubator or accelerator programs? I see you've gathered a freelance team, but do you have any plans on bringing in another founder soon? Honestly, if your idea solves a real pain point, it shouldn't matter that much that it's a
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Ask HN: How do you protect your Mac?
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Glengarry Glen Ross Kinda cliche but still a fantastic movie about hustling and desperation. Of course, one simply cannot talk about this movie without referencing, at least once, one of the greatest motivational scenes in movie history. h
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by hansy 14y ago
Have you looked at Twitter Bootstrap's Responsive scaffolding? http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/scaffolding.html#respons...
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by hansy 14y ago
True Facebook "blew the door off of what everyone thought social networking was," but at what cost? What does it mean when "half of Americans think Facebook is a passing fad" coupled with other reports of unhappiness among Facebook users? N
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EA Origin wants crowd-funded games(gamespot.com)
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Ask HN: Sparrow for Google Docs?
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by hansy 14y ago
Quick feedback on the website: If your forms have placeholders, I can't see them. When I type into the fields, I can't see my text. I'm using the latest Firefox on a Macbook Pro.
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A mere 34 percent of Americans view Twitter favorably(prdaily.com)
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Oh nice thanks!
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It's still super early for the professionals to see any utility (if any) the website offers. We've been contacted by a few wanting to talk in depth about some of the problems they have and solutions they think might work. Could you explain
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by hansy 15y ago
You mention "...you won't even see jobs that aren't paying enough." Are you worried that great jobs might be passed over because employers purposefully set a low number on the application that can be negotiated upward? Just playing the devi
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What I found weird was how out of all the landmarks around where I lived, it picked up on the biggest, the particular hospital in question. Maybe the question is a standard one, and I happened to add more meaning to it by dumb luck of where
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by hansy 15y ago
This is a big component of what we'd like to build out. We see so many entrepreneurs building so many different services that often these industry professionals just don't know about them. Connecting the two parties is our primary goal. I w
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Did anybody go through the verification process when ordering the device? After I input some basic info (like my birthday and last 4 digits of my SSN), I was asked to answer questions I have no idea how they even came up with. One example i
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by hansy 15y ago
We intended this to target commercial real estate agents, but you bring a good point in that by asking for a user's industry, the app can be applicable to almost any professional field.
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A combination of reaching out to professionals on twitter and cold-emailing. We were doing this for market research anyway, so we decided to throw our information in web app form. I am worried about scaling though.
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by hansy 15y ago
All valid points. - a stack of inputs ordered based on number of points - items can go up and down (again based on number of points) - anyone can vote (although technically the people with the pain point should vote) - using twitter bootstr
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Show HN: A way for entrepreneurs to connect with business problems to work on
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Profounder is shutting down(blog.profounder.com)
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What is the byproduct after consumption of polyurethane?
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It's pretty important to really narrow down who your target users are. For example, just saying "teenagers between the ages of 13-18" can still be pretty broad. If you can narrow down even further to something like "teenagers between the ag
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by hansy 15y ago
who did your video? it's pretty well done by the way I don't know what your user distribution channel is, but the first thing I thought of when I visited your site is that fashion gurus on YouTube (the girls who talk about makeup and stuff)
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Pretty harsh. Care to elaborate a little more?
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The post title grabbed my attention.
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Try visiting the tech blog site, Engadget, and reading through the comments, particularly the comments about Android and Apple devices. The numerous flame wars and hate comments were what drove me away from the website. (By the way I have n
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zaarly

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