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Musical Chord Progression Arpeggiator (CodePen)(codepen.io)
3 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
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by harel 10y ago
You sound like you're in a good position to begin with. Taking money is giving a bit of your soul for it. You'll end up infinitely more busy than you already are. Reach financial independence and keep at it as you are. It sounds l
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by harel 10y ago
There was no thought behind it. Not rational anyway. Hence it was death by Lethal CEO. We the founders were kindly removed from the company not far from its actual demise. And yes - I would take B2B any time. B2C is hard and requires twice
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by harel 10y ago
People. Lethal choice of CEO. I'll avoid names if you don't mind. Our product was essentially like Twilio, to start with at least, until the company was dragged into a more social arena (with deals with then big, now defunct socia
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by harel 10y ago
I competed in the telephony space between 2006-2009. Us and Twilio all launched at the same time approx. We lost, they won and I'm happy for that. Today I'm their customer (and they are non the wiser about our somewhat parallel hi
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by harel 10y ago
This is one of the main reasons I voted to remain in the end. I was undecided for a while (and immigration was not even an issue for me) - Heart says IN, Brain says Out. In the end, both brain and heart agreed on IN, with a prime reason bei
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Ask HN: UK Entrepreneurs, how does a brexit/remain vote affect your start up?
12 points by harel 10y ago|19 comments
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Pixel Art to CSS(pixelart.jvrpath.com)
5 points by harel 10y ago|1 comments
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by harel 10y ago
I've been in the same position. Was first to join a couple of founders, built the first few iterations of the application, small group, great fun, lots of challenges, lots of code. As funding came, team grew I became the CTO officially
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by harel 10y ago
Put a hard time out on the worker and it will be killed and restarted if hanging for X period of time.
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by harel 10y ago
I've tried the Amiga based VR contraption in the 90s. Before I got on, the excitement in the queue was unbelievable. Just as much as the disappointment afterwards. I think this marked the first time I was really disillusioned by techno
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React Higher Order Components in Depth(medium.com)
3 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
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Things About Vim I Wish I Knew Earlier(blog.petrzemek.net)
4 points by harel 10y ago|0 comments
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by harel 10y ago
This reminds me of my Amiga days and Deluxe Paint. Someone should recreate Deluxe Paint as a Javascript application. Great stuff.
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by harel 10y ago
I had 2 T41p laptops. They were great while they worked but they had a problem with the Nvidia chips which caused the chip to die at some point. You could reflow the board in the oven (did that twice) and it would give it a few more months
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by harel 10y ago
Fair enough. They used the word "partnered" so I went with that.
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by harel 10y ago
In the UK we have gohenry.co.uk. They partnered with Visa and the kids get a debit card, chip&pin and all, that I as a parent can set how and where they can spend their money, auto weekly allowances, chores and the payoff for them etc.
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by harel 10y ago
I'm with you but I'm not torn. A temporary tattoo to me is like a kid's sticker tattoo. Tattoo's magic, as you said is from being a permanent work of art on your skin. Making you a canvas for life. Without that aspect on
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by harel 10y ago
Bad example. Society didn't decide uber is bad for Austin. The council did. I fear the day London black cabs try again to take uber out after they failed before. They fear uber because they actually provide a good service, better than
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Timothy Leary nearly created a Neuromancer game in the 80s(theverge.com)
1 points by harel 11y ago|0 comments
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by harel 11y ago
I think the combination of such aptitude combined with the will to change the world for the better, is more rare than those two attributes alone.
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by harel 11y ago
I mean, I already use Ubuntu 14.04 as a standard install with Gnome 3 setup. It would be a hassle to do a clean install, setup my dev environments, apps etc. if i was to install ubuntugnome from scratch. But as soon as a clean install oppor
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by harel 11y ago
For me its the opposite. My heart wants to stay, my head resists. To (maybe badly) put it in code, its like a great interface provided by this wonderful company people like to love, but the practical implementations of that interface are so
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by harel 11y ago
We might not have facts, but like Bloomberg could magic those numbers out of some form of data collection, polling, modelling etc, both camps can produce models of their own. At this point I'll take anything that qualifies as some form
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by harel 11y ago
This approach should be taken by both camps. By that I mean, use actual real data to drive their point. At the moment all we get from both sides us emotional opinions and speculation without a single data point to back it up. I am on the fe
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by harel 11y ago
For me it's the hassle of a clean install vs an upgrade.
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by harel 11y ago
I have always installed the regular Ubuntu as step 1, and gnome 3 as step 2. Is the a benefit to using Ubuntu gnome over this method?
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by harel 11y ago
It's the site that makes my browser cry in exhaustion.
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by harel 11y ago
It should be the standard that every controversial story comes with 2 sides of the coin plus the bonus 3rd side (coin lands standing). If the Internet thought me one thing it's to never judge based on a one sided story.
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Webpack – The Confusing Parts(medium.com)
1 points by harel 11y ago|0 comments

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