jtcchan

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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Thanks man - really means a lot to hear that :) Well, I'd like to support my free users without relying on donations. But you're not the first person to say this, so if all fails, it's good to know I have this an option!
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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Hi HN, I'm John, the guy behind this. I started this while looking for a way to help remote teams run stand up meetings but it turns out what stand ups offered wasn't easy to capture in an app. Instead, it turns out it was much be
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   Show HN: Dayboard – Daily task management for teams(dayboard.co)

   36 points by jtcchan 12y ago|26 comments
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   Show HN: Dayboard: GTD with daily planning, positive habits and smart constraints(chrome.google.com)

   2 points by jtcchan 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Thanks - glad you like it. :) I was gonna call this Dayboard - Internet Attention Vampire Repellent but it's not SEO friendly, ya know?
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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Here's the backstory for why I made this: http://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/274328/i_made_...
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   Show HN: A minimal to do list every time you open a new tab(chrome.google.com)

   3 points by jtcchan 12y ago|3 comments
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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Deal.
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   by jtcchan 12y ago

   Like this? https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/51189815/IMG_4027.MOV Sorry about that :( Unfortunately, that's not supposed to happen. It's supposed to remove the field when you go back to previous days.
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    by jtcchan 12y ago

    Ha. I knew HNWatcher would come in handy. Thanks for sharing man!
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    by jtcchan 12y ago

    Thank you!
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    by jtcchan 12y ago

    But it is there! In any case, hi hello. :) I'm working on history -- but Chrome storage only allows me to go back 30 days or so. Maybe 45. Dealbreaker?
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    Well, Gravatar is useful for having users sign up and have their profile pics ready to go (which I'm already doing). But now I'm looking for placeholders of real people so I can build screenshots of the app. You probably need expl
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    Ask HN: A site that lets you use someone else's profile picture in your app?

    1 points by jtcchan 13y ago|2 comments
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    The Difference Between Faith and Optimism(fastcompany.com)

    1 points by jtcchan 13y ago|0 comments
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    Gotcha, thanks for your input!
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    Ask HN: Managers and employees, your thoughts on stand up meetings?

    1 points by jtcchan 13y ago|2 comments
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    > It's not difficult to reach 90% confidence with very a small sample size: I think the difficulty in reaching 90% confidence is in designing a challenger that is THAT much better the original (i.e. 10 vs 5). Most split tests are sh
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    I agree with your points re: A/B testing early on for startups but I don't think the conclusion is that A/B testing is an expensive option, it's more like the wrong option. Yes, you'll need moderate levels of traffi
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    Wow - I could use this. Great demo on the home page.
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    I don't see anything -- it just asks me to log in to Facebook!
22. 52.▲
    by jtcchan 13y ago

    Letter's are coming out - just got my rejection letter. Grrr.. back to work.
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    Also coming from Vancouver. Let me know if you want to meet up. Email's in profile.
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    by jtcchan 13y ago

    2 startups is hardly enough evidence to say that's the only way of acquiring users. Besides, if the "spam" is actually helpful and appropriate, what is spam to you may be a welcomed way to learn about a new product for another person. That
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    by jtcchan 14y ago

    I think it looks gorgeous. There's better navigation and better readability. What don't you like?