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by krm01 6y ago
does this mean I could create and operate my own interest-free bank where people can store money and pay their bills, without me having to go through all the regulations?
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The warm feeling inside when I just see the word “QBasic”. Prior to QBasic I was always drawing and tinkering with physical objects. QBasic made me realize that computers are just an other canvas. One where you aren’t just a consumer but a
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Is this really faster? Or just better for your long term memory. I have always wondered this about spaced repetition because it always feels much slower, but I keep seeing the word “faster” appear in articles that talk about it. Can anyone
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I wonder though of this is the case. If we look at early PCs, they grew relatively fast. A big driver for that growth was digital spreadsheets. VR has been around for a while. Why hasn’t anyone built the software that skyrockets VR to the m
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by krm01 6y ago
Really fascinating. Along with Nintendo's failed attempt at VR, I'm starting to think if VR is really ever going to take off? It seems history is repeating itself. We all get excited about VR, but it keeps failing to go beyond bei
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by krm01 6y ago
Job well done. If anything, more people should build their tiny projects in public and document their journey like you did. Dribbble used to be this place for designers, where a community came together to show work in progress and get feedb
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Ask HN: What are your productivity hacks?
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by krm01 6y ago
By not knowing how long the immunity/protection lasts, it could mean people would have take the vaccine every 6months?12months?
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Reverse Engineering Profitable B2B SaaS Growth (2018)(medium.com)
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The one I had in mind particularly was related to an e-commerce project. It was a series of small changes in the checkout process.
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Working in the UX space and seeing all of this across a wide range of projects for over a decade now, there are a few flaws in this observation. For many projects we've been involved in with our UX/UI Design service for SaaS compa
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by krm01 6y ago
This is why muslims have been fasting for an entire month (Ramadan [1]) for over 1400 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramadan
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I’ve analyzed the interfaces of Discord and all other chat/community apps as part of research for the UI/UX work we do for clients [1] and from my perspective, the Interface seems to be a big part of the winning factor. It may be
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Ask HN: Best resources to learn about the human brain?
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The same set of brains that caus accidents left and right every minute of the day? The idea suggested is interesting. Some of it I solve by a regular navigation app. But looking at this screen on my right may not be the ideal experience.
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Durability is highly underrated and doesn’t get the attention it deserves. This is a wonderful idea. If there are more resources about building durable products and lasting companies, please share. I’m very interested in this.
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Don’t we have hundreds of “mini-moons”. When is something spacejunk and when is it a mini-moon?
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I built a simple tool to code along YouTube tutorials(medium.com)
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Ask HN: What's the easiest way to code one app and export to iOS and Android?
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by krm01 6y ago
The question is not so easy to answer. HN's 'Like' Counts somewhat helps rank content and thus save me time to check out the top stories. It's not bullet proof and many great posts get lost. But it's somewhat of a h
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A picture or two would have been helpful to spice up the story.
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I would imagine there are passengers who caught this guy on camera. Would love to see some footage.
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I can't believe this isn't something people are rallying for. Nor can I believe the mainstream media is hardly talking about it. The lessons from WWII aren't stories that we should memorise as fun trivia facts.
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> Looking at Mozilla’s finances, it’s reasonable to conclude that Google is keeping them on life support to keep the anti-trust hounds at bay. This insight seems highly plausible and sad at the same time.
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I’ve used a ton of game engines throughout the years. This looks better than most closed-source and paid software. Can’t wait to give it a try.
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Our [1] UX/UI design service with a monthly retainer had similar results when raising prices for new customers (old ones are locked in at previous rates). same conversation rates, more revenue, zero complaints, bigger customers. Big d
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by krm01 6y ago
Founder of https://fairpixels.pro , we run a UX/UI design firm like a SaaS. Started out just by myself but grew to 5-figures a month in about 3 months if I recall correctly. We are profitable. In the process we niched down t
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by krm01 6y ago
We need more HTML books. Content could become so much richer by linking to relevant external resources, much better accessible.
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Ask HN: What’s the cheapest touch screen based hardware prototyping kit?
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This sounds like they found an entry way into the market. Having traveled in Switzerland, hopping on this between offices Geneva - Zurich would be a no brainer. If anyone at lilium is reading. Please contact our firm. Would love to contribu

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