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Ask HN: Do you keep a programmer journal? If so what do you document and how?
4 points by hrayr 11y ago|2 comments
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by hrayr 11y ago
> PS: I thought @jack was going to open the third-party ecosystem back up again. That also has the potential to help address this problem. Did that not happen? I asked Jack about the third-party ecosystem on his producthunt Q&A, he
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by hrayr 11y ago
No offense taken. I used the word belief because this is my own personal perspective. Up to this point, everything that Amazon has done, it benefited me (personally), as a customer. This is one instance where I can't fathom a guess as
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by hrayr 11y ago
I had a long held belief that Amazon is a principled and trust worthy company... sadly that vision is crumbling before my eyes.
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by hrayr 11y ago
Android app launched. More people should probably launch with Android first, seemed like iOS was flatlining.
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by hrayr 11y ago
"The company’s co-founders were inspired by a tech talk given at Google Inc. in 2007 by Linus Torvalds" funny how many successful companies are founded after getting inspiration from a single talk.
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The Best Way to Raise Money from an Angel Investor or VC(medium.com)
1 points by hrayr 11y ago|0 comments
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by hrayr 11y ago
Hey Dave, just wanted to thank you for fontawesome. Fonticons looks pretty cool as well, just signed up.
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by hrayr 11y ago
I have a different notion of what shred means when applied to a video, and it's not pretty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYc4DT18EJg
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by hrayr 11y ago
This seems to be an older version of the talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwhZ3KEqUlw
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by hrayr 11y ago
Good job on shipping. Have not used it so I can't comment on the product itself.
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by hrayr 11y ago
Does mindlessly staring through the office window really calm your mind? I would imagine that's when day dreaming and other thoughts creep in.
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by hrayr 11y ago
Do you use any particular app? There are a few out there.. headspace, calm, etc.
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Ask HN: Do you meditate?
4 points by hrayr 11y ago|8 comments
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Likewise, I got my wife and daughters up to watch this. I don't totally regret it, but I feel I let them down a little.
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by hrayr 11y ago
This is a very interesting marketing (unmarketing?) strategy. I'm in a similar spot as Crew were when they posted that project, I even remember seeing it on hn at the time. Andrew recently posted an interview [1] with the founder of be
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by hrayr 11y ago
I love this guy, I first saw him in his TED talk [1]. He kinda reminds me of Richard Feynman (similar mannerisms and enthusiasm for science). [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj8IA6xOpSk
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by hrayr 11y ago
You can't really use a product outside of it's use case, then complain about it when you reach "outside" it's walls.. I mean you can complain all you want about it, but don't blame it on the product itself. The
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by hrayr 11y ago
Chump change in today's market.
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by hrayr 11y ago
Excellent site. Something's wrong with your Apollo 13 listing [1], the Amazon Prime link points to a documentary about Apollo 13, not the movie. [1] https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/apollo-13
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by hrayr 11y ago
Photos, color spectrum, lense, shutter.. yep similar icons, It's not that the companies mirror each other, it's companies mirroring, abstracting and simplifying core concepts for their apps into icons. Google's recent photo a
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by hrayr 11y ago
Fewer stores, stronger community, larger profits :) It's like email newsletter marketing... give away your content free to the 98%, the other 2% will buy your premium priced items and more than make up for the rest.
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by hrayr 11y ago
Where traditional retailers can thrive, is in the H2H (human-to-human) market. Make traditional retail be a destination for the local community by organizing events related to their business, and make the actual business (retail) be the sid
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by hrayr 11y ago
I see you made this comment several times here, so let me try and explain... Sometimes the office pays for group lunch, if you want something else, feel free to go, but prepare to pay for it yourself (This is rarely the reason to stick with
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by hrayr 11y ago
I'll get the ball rolling. Here's Venarc's lunch picker that's probably 7-8 years old. http://www.venarc.com/lunch/
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Ask HN: Did you implement a lunch picking app at your startup?
26 points by hrayr 11y ago|64 comments
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by hrayr 11y ago
Heh, this is fun, good job on shipping. It seems like implementing a lunch picking app is a right of passage for most startups. Is there a compiled list of start-ups and their own implementation of a lunch picking apps?
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Google Store(store.google.com)
1 points by hrayr 11y ago|0 comments
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Hm, I must have gotten a js error because I didn't see an elevator button, and until I checked HN comments, I had assumed this was a social experiment/joke to see how far people scroll to find nothing. I tried it couple times, too
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Hey good job. Did you leave the stack trace on purpose or by accident?

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