heyfrommatt

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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
It might also work if it's somebody local who is supported by good reviews. As an example, Costco and Target recently got rid of their in-store photo labs, which has created a void in the market for local photo printing, which could be
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
Printer manufacturers certainly don't do their customers any favors. A home printer is one of those purchases that most people dread.
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
The way we describe it "find and use thousands of nearby printers" does make it sound like Uber for printers. But would you use an Uber for printers? I couldn't imagine sharing any potentially sensitive document with a random
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
They don't call it Hacker News for nothin...
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
Just wanted to mention that I am fully aware that printing isn't exactly the sexiest industry or product. HN, IH, Product Hunt, etc. are generally in love with AI at the moment. And printing is about as far away from AI as you can get.
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
Thanks. The long term vision would be to create desktop and mobile versions that install like a normal printer driver, so you can print from any application (not just Chrome). And you could use it to print at any nearby store location, rega
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by heyfrommatt 3y ago
Microsoft has had a fraught relationship with the developer community since, well, forever. They seemed to think that buying a developer favorite like GitHub would mend those fences. Nope.
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Show HN: NeverPrinter – find and use thousands of nearby printers(chrome.google.com)
3 points by heyfrommatt 3y ago|12 comments