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luka-birsa
6y ago
So far 100% of HN articles re: E Ink contain a comment like this. Sadly it is highly unlikely that you will get something like this at an acceptable price point. We ( https://www.visionect.com/ ) have been making non-ebook ba
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luka-birsa
7y ago
They would drop the price if there was a large enough volume play behind it. Do you think they don't want to make money?
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luka-birsa
7y ago
The components cost too much. Perhaps if this was some open source play where everybody did everything for free. We tried different pricing, different positioning and we could not breakthrough into large volumes with a platform play. Everyb
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Chicken and the egg? You need high volumes to drop the price and you can't get high volumes with high price. The E Ink technology has a lot of downsides compared to OLED and LCD, such as update speed, limited colors,... We ( http:/
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Such a good project. Reminds me of some of the projects people hacked using our solutions - for example this Digital Picture frame that is displaying the latest tweet from Donald Trump: https://www.visionect.com/blog/si
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Android will never work in a cordless scenario. We have device with 3 months autonomy and the next gen device currently nearing production drastically increases that as well. We've evaluated everything embedded, especially Android (lov
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7y ago
Yup. We did get a lot of that with our meeting room solution. We'll be expanding the feature set over the near future, to entice home users to go for something like this even with a price tag of 250.
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Large format E-ink displays are currently used primarily in digital signage scenarios (outdoor advertising, passenger information systems,...) - examples are Soofa ( http://www.soofa.co/ ) and Mercury Innovation ( https:/
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When Your Bedroom Becomes Your Office, and You’re in a Meeting
(sixteen-nine.net)
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7y ago
We've seen a resurgence of eInk device related threads on HN and that got us thinking if we can respond to some of the requests of the people in the comments by providing a devices for that purpose. We've just launched Joan Home -
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Show HN: eInk device that stops kids and flatmates from barging-in during calls
(getjoan.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
What? :) I hope the OP writes a book with zero changes to his writing style. OP, please write that book / collection of stories. Loved reading this, it makes me appreciate the culture and quality of work we have in our company.
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luka-birsa
7y ago
What about: - Asking them why did you pick X? (here you might get an answer why you didn't pick Y) - Telling them that you tried Y and it worked for you. So it's understanding their process and sharing your experience. I think in
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Starting with "X is a Dick" will be less effective than "I'm having problems delivering, can you please help me - looks like my manager is running me to the ground". Thats all I'm saying. You're probably m
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Look, I'm not here to sugarcoat it. It's clear that it is in my interest to get the dysfunctions reported. But you really are projecting or something in the second part of the reply. The OP took time and opened a thread on HN with
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luka-birsa
7y ago
It benefits both. Me, as a founder, will get an insight into what is happening and I can implement policies / work to change the culture / fire people in order to make it right. There is a clear incentive for me, since a functioni
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7y ago
I'm a startup co-founder (~100 ppl working in the team now). Had this kind of stuff happen before. Two options: 1. Your observations are correct and you are not getting the recognition you deserve and there is an a-hole managing you. 2
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7y ago
Makes me wanna install Ableton and just play with it. What a well done commercial.
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7y ago
We've managed to build the app in 21 days start-finish and it was on of the best development/deploy experiences ever. Let me know if you have any questions for me.
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Show HN: We've built a PWA that turns your iPad into a room booking device
(getjoan.com)
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7y ago
I'm guessing people will soon start figuring out that privacy is important and that perhaps posting personal shit online is not smart. Today it's some kid who had some friends say something barred from entry in the US, tomorrow i
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Went to check the landing page, looks nice. Does not answer why I would choose this over all the other 1000000 of CRM offerings (just in our office we tried Zoho, Close.io, Salesforce, Pipedrive,....). Plus, not fully sold on the "Buil
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luka-birsa
7y ago
+1 Plus, this is chump change, but it reminded us that we really should migrate behind their NATs for outgoing traffic. I do think that they are doing this to motivate customers to reduce the IP usage as the IPv4 space is finite.
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Ideal for a company that has near infinite markup on the goods (eg. SaaS business with very good unit economics). As somebody that processes a lot of payments for physical goods (electronic devices) the preference is not as clear cut. You s
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luka-birsa
7y ago
You can try: https://marta.yanex.org/ - this one keeps the original NC spirit strong. i've used it a while but reverted back to Finder + command line folder manipulation.
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Can somebody TLDR; why 5G is so much more dangerous (security wise) vs 4G? Plus I do like the two-facedness - nobody should spy unless it's us.
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luka-birsa
7y ago
Shouldn't you just stop going?
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Ask HN: How are you dealing with meetings and meeting creep?
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luka-birsa
7y ago
I still install antivirus software, but given the feedback from you guys - I'm not sure it's still worth it. What can I say, I moonlighted as a computer technician during W95-Win7 years and old habits die hard.
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It was fun when we added the Star Trek quotes, but boy they did not age well
(zdnet.com)
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