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HNdigest: The top Hacker News stories in your inbox, on your own terms(hndigest.com)
54 points by hgezim 13y ago|37 comments
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Man sues Apple for allowing him to become addicted to porn(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by hgezim 13y ago|0 comments
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by hgezim 13y ago
Anyone know of the Ubuntu packages that are safe here?
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by hgezim 13y ago
The page is super slow on FF. Built on AuraJS?!
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Hail in Zurich(20min.ch)
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Sensible commentary on Turkey(normanfinkelstein.com)
3 points by hgezim 13y ago|2 comments
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by hgezim 13y ago
Here's a SQLFiddle to try the questions out :) http://sqlfiddle.com/#!2/9a84e
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8.2 magnitude earthquake off Russia with potential to generate a tsunami(wcatwc.arh.noaa.gov)
108 points by hgezim 13y ago|56 comments
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by hgezim 13y ago
Internal Server Error
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by hgezim 13y ago
It seems to work for me. After-all, I am a JavaScript expert :) Nice work. I like the simple design.
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by hgezim 13y ago
From personal experience, envy and jealousy often result from playing someone else's game. Mark Twain illustrates playing someone else's game with this quote: “Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then
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Never play another man’s game(barnetttalks.com)
3 points by hgezim 13y ago|1 comments
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by hgezim 14y ago
I just got an email from "Evernote" with links pointing to http://links.evernote.mkt5371.com/ Please, be very careful, people. Of course, this won't reach the people who need to hear it :(
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by hgezim 14y ago
Yeah, "kills" seems to jump out for sure. Thanks for your feedback!
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by hgezim 14y ago
I watched on the sidelines as the Google Glass frenzy was taking place, last Wednesday, and it became clear that Google Glass is going to usher in a new age of computing. Allowing someone remote to see exactly what you see is something we'v
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Show HN: A Google Glass marketplace(glassskills.com)
8 points by hgezim 14y ago|4 comments
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by hgezim 14y ago
I'm the founder of TeamDoList.com: http://TeamDoList.com/ The killer feature, in my (biased?) opinion is the fact that TeamDoList.com doesn't require logins at all and you just start creating tasks from get-go. Zero setup.
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by hgezim 14y ago
Very interesting ideas. I love it! I might try going after 1. at first and see where it goes. Anyone doing something similar and want to partner up with me? Maybe a complementary system, etc.
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by hgezim 14y ago
Well, the idea came up when I was working on a project and we started using emails to manage our tasks. This became tedious and I thought about using Basecamp but was afraid that management would make a big deal out of it and not approve it
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by hgezim 14y ago
You've raised some really great points. And no, this is not raining on my parade, I think this feedback is more like fertilizer :). So, thanks. I guess since I use it and know the URL quite well, I didn't prioritize creating an account too
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by hgezim 14y ago
Do you feel that adding those features makes it too similar to the competition? Asana? Basecamp? I've had those features in my todo list for a while but just refrained to make this as simple as possible and let people take it where they nee
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by hgezim 14y ago
So, you're going to use it but adding a private list feature would make it even more useful to you?! Nice, thanks so much!
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by hgezim 14y ago
Sigh You're absolutely right. I guess, if there is such a niche, which remains to be seen, I maybe could limit the number of lists they can have before upgrading to premium?! If anyone has ideas, I'm more than willing to listen.
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by hgezim 14y ago
Thanks so much! The idea for creating a username is definitely spot on. I just have to find a very non-intrusive way on the UI to _suggest_ that people create a username or enter an email address.
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by hgezim 14y ago
Thank you so much, @yakshaving! I hadn't thought about StartupWeekend, and Hackathon, actually. Any ideas on how I might reach them to see if they could somehow encourage teams to use this?! Does TeamDoList.com do a good job at getting out
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by hgezim 14y ago
Wow, you raise some really good points. I left out the features like assigning tasks, making list private for sake of keeping it simple with the intention of seeing which way people want this to go. I guess I never thought that adding even
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by hgezim 14y ago
I agree. The reason I started this was because given all those tools out there, I had a team member send out an email with tasks for a project and the thread quickly exploded. This is how we were managing out tasks for that project. I'd be
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by hgezim 14y ago
Thank you for your feedback. I guess I see the key being ad-hoc tasks with someone you're loosely in a team with. Maybe a school project where the team is only very temporary. Or a shopping list, etc. I initially created this to replace ema
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by hgezim 14y ago
So adding notes to tasks and some privacy would make this more valuable for you? If I did that would you start using it? What else would you need to use it?
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by hgezim 14y ago
Thanks!

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