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by keesj 9y ago
Yeah the domains went quick after launch. 🇸🇾 and 🇨🇿 are nice though!
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by keesj 9y ago
You're welcome :)
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by keesj 9y ago
I recently discovered .to domains allow for emoji like .ws and a few other ccTLDs. While they have some (technical) downsides I figured they'd be interesting to experiment with so I was curious if any good ones were still available. Ma
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Show HN: All available Emoji domains in one place(xn--f28h.to)
22 points by keesj 9y ago|11 comments
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Show HN: Faces – A people directory for your community(getfaces.com)
3 points by keesj 9y ago|1 comments
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by keesj 9y ago
Yep, looks like they completely ripped of our design, including some content. They possibly scraped much of our content too which I'm looking into right now. (we incurred very high CDN fees because of this) As for BetaList allow allowi
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by keesj 9y ago
Wow you completely copied my site including, design text and everything :/ https://betalist.com Please take down the site immediately. Filing DMCA requests now.
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by keesj 9y ago
I happened to be working on the same idea, but for startup jobs. Shameless plug: http://betalist.com/jobs/trends It's different from Stack Overflow in that it shows trends in market demand for programming language
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Show HN: Job Collections – Find a startup job you'll love
2 points by keesj 9y ago|0 comments
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by keesj 9y ago
Been using this for a few weeks. Simple app that does the job. What's your long-term plan for this? I noticed you didn't use the word Stripe in the product name. Are you planning to add support for other payment providers down the
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Startups of 2017(stories.betalist.com)
3 points by keesj 10y ago|0 comments
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by keesj 10y ago
I've seen some companies use Trello for this. There's voting 'power-up' which enables people (not just admins) to vote on cards.
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by keesj 10y ago
Today we launched BetaList Jobs: https://betalist.com/jobs We're aggregating all the job openings from startups across the world in one place where they are easily searchable browsable. You can think of it as an Indeed
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Show HN: BetaList Jobs – Indeed.com for Startup Jobs(betalist.com)
1 points by keesj 10y ago|1 comments
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by keesj 10y ago
(reposting this, because my previous submission didn't have a URL – whoops!) Hi HN, this is my first browser extension. Curious to hear what you guys/gals think. I personally love Trello, but I've got so many boards these day
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Show HN: Tunnel Vision – See your next Trello tasks everytime you open a new tab(tunnelvision.xyz)
2 points by keesj 10y ago|1 comments
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by keesj 10y ago
Ugh. You're right. Not sure how that happened. Will re-submit. Thanks for the heads up!
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by keesj 10y ago
Hi HN, this is my first browser extension. Curious to hear what you guys/gals think. I personally love Trello, but I've got so many boards these days it's hard to keep track of it all and I'm often left wondering what I
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Show HN: Tunnel Vision – See your next Trello tasks everytime you open a new tab
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by keesj 10y ago
Haha love the creativity
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by keesj 10y ago
smart thinking!
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by keesj 10y ago
When you enter an amount below $5 you'll get an error message telling you the amount is too low. You won't be able to enter your credit card details and thus won't be charged.
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by keesj 10y ago
Interesting perspective. Right now you can still get 'value' out of it by paying less than the #1 spot, since the first few spots are still highly visible too. That said, your logical reasoning still applies. I'm not sure wha
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by keesj 10y ago
Actually the minimum is $5. Because of the credit card fees and associated accounting work anything lower than that doesn't make much sense.
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by keesj 10y ago
That's true. Is there anything on the site that indicates this? If it's unclear I want to make sure to clarify that. The reason it's not cumulative, is 1) to keep things simple, and 2) I feel it's morally objectionable t
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by keesj 10y ago
Exactly. Thanks for putting it this way. I couldn't find the right words, but it's indeed the most stripped down version of pay-to-win.
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by keesj 10y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I added the meta tag and updated your link to HTTPS.
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by keesj 10y ago
Valid points for sure. I should have worded it less strongly.
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by keesj 10y ago
Haha yes I've had similar ideas before. The problem with that though is that they can be easily faked (e.g. anyone could design/print a $1,000 t-shirt). – It's also less like to go viral than something online. That said, I li
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by keesj 10y ago
Yep. That was a great concept and one I wish I thought of myself. I've seen many copies, but they never take off because it's not original anymore and it's hard to get press coverage. I hope HIGHSCORE.MONEY is different enoug

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