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Stop Calling it “Mobile”(blog.hartleybrody.com)
3 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|1 comments
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
Ah, very cool! I'll see if I can reach out to them. Thanks for the tip :)
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
That's a great question and was something I looked into for this but ultimately went without. Being able to charge money directly to a user's phone bill is known as "premium" messaging[1], but unfortunately, it doesn&#x2
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
At this point, it's just a simple way to experiment with new ways to deliver an app instead of the usual web or mobile app context. I've seen similar "morning update" apps that send you all sorts of information, but I&#x
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
Hmm, don't know the service you're referring to. Curious what you mean by "imaginative texts" though. Do they spice up the forecast language?
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
The only plan is to send weather texts. If the costs of hosting become a burden, I might add a donation feature to the site. But I definitely don't plan on renting/selling/sharing/etc any of this info.
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
That's a great point, and I think it'd be especially useful to people with dumb phones who otherwise wouldn't have access to weather info on the go. Figured I'd start it here and then see if I can market it to those cro
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
Location data is run through Google's geocoding API to return latitude/longitude. If you include something that uniquely identifies your location, it should work fine.
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Show HN: Rooster - An SMS service that messages you the forecast every morning(roosterapp.co)
10 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|23 comments
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Show HN: BuzzKill automatically removes all Buzz Feed content from Facebook(github.com)
6 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|2 comments
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Judging Advice: The (Reverse) Ad Hominem Fallacy(linkedin.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|0 comments
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Python's Hardest Problem (2012)(jeffknupp.com)
97 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|70 comments
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Dropbox’s First Marketer Shares About the Startup Stages of Growth(referralsaasquatch.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|0 comments
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Slightly crazy ways to build a happy, productive and transparent company(fastcompany.com)
8 points by hartleybrody 13y ago|0 comments
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by hartleybrody 13y ago
I average about 8 hour a night. I'm not the best at keeping a consistent bed time, but I won't get out of bed until I know I've had my 8 hours. Thus, my sleep schedule tends to drift later as the week progresses, and then I can reset on the
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A Quick Primer on Writing Readable Python Code(blog.hartleybrody.com)
4 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What first aid classes would you recommend?
5 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|1 comments
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I build good products, but can't get anyone to use them. What should I do?(answers.onstartups.com)
2 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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by hartleybrody 14y ago
it almost looks like a TED competitor? high-level talks about potentially world-changing ideas.
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NASA to Get $100 Million for Asteroid-Capture Mission, Senator Says(space.com)
2 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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by hartleybrody 14y ago
products can be technically similar without really competing if they're targeting different use cases
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Convert New Users to Evangelists: Understanding the Post Sign Up Funnel(blog.hartleybrody.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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How to Set Up WordPress for Maximum Awesomeness(blog.hartleybrody.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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And if only 1% of those people...(sivers.org)
2 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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Culture Code: Creating A Company YOU Love(onstartups.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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An Interview with the Guy Who Sleeps in a Different Place on Campus Every Night(wesleying.org)
7 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|5 comments
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Classic WTF: We Use BobX(thedailywtf.com)
4 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|1 comments
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by hartleybrody 14y ago
Agreed. Whether it's "I don't have service" or "My battery is dead," there are a number of conditions that keep a recipient from seeing a message right away, all of which are (usually) temporary. Relying on "delivered" takes care of all of
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Adobe’s Developing a Brilliant Photo Editing App You Can Just Talk To(gizmodo.com)
1 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|0 comments
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Too Few Astronauts Have Died(toph.me)
15 points by hartleybrody 14y ago|9 comments

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