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Lean Domain Search now includes premium domain names in every search
(leandomainsearch.com)
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Rules For English Spelling
(riggsinst.org)
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The way Lean Domain Search works is that it pairs your search term (like outerwear with other keywords commonly found in domain names. Because the results are sorted by how popular the keyword is, the domain names at the top are names you
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Hey guys, I run an available domain name search tool called Lean Domain Search [1] that might help. I ran a few relevant keywords through the premium version of the site and filtered the results so that you're only seeing the ones that end
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Cool product and a nice start. Few suggestions: - As Jeff pointed out, it wasn't immediately clear what this did. After playing around with it I got it, but stating it in plain words on the homepage would likely help your conversions. - Sim
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Hey guys, I've been looking at effective ways to chat with other founders during the day and stumbled across JabbR, which has been working out extremely well. I've participated in #startups on Freenode before, but was never a huge fan of IR
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Come Hang Out in the Founders Channel on JabbR.net
(mattmazur.com)
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How to Get Access to the Official VeriSign .COM Zone File
(leandomainsearch.com)
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A few points: - The website name generator is free. If you're a startup founder, this is probably the tool you'll want to use. - The business name generator is the paid version. It helps you generate business names for offline businesses. C
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There are two search tools on the site, the Website Name Generator and the Business Name Generator. The Website Name Generator, which will suite most of you, is free. The Business Name Generator works similarly to the Website Name Generator
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Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated. This tool is much better at generating professional company names than the other services out there. For example, Bustaname asks you to type in a list of words and then it will test the availabilit
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Hey guys, I launched Lean Domain Search on HackerNews earlier this year [1] and a lot of folks have found it extremely helpful for finding names for their startups. This new tool is geared towards helping offline businesses find a professio
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Lean Domain Search Launches New Business Name Generator
(leandomainsearch.com)
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The Micropreneur Academy also has an active forum where current members can ask and answer questions, share their products, update each other on their successes and lessons learned, etc. It's a great place to start if you're a developer loo
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Can you elaborate on what your best courses of action are if you are in this spot and would like to sell?
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How my High School Job Prepared me for Building Software
(edweissman.com)
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The best way to get good at design is to practice a lot. For example, I'd recommend not using Twitter Bootstrap until you're comfortable doing it all the hard way. It will take time when you start, but over the long run you'll be in a much
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Agreed that it would be nice if this kind of tracking could be automatic, but I don't think we're not at a point technology wise where that's economically feasible right now. Some sort of hybrid approach is probably the best bet right now a
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Thanks, yeah. As someone else noted having a community-generated question list might help inspire folks and solve the blank slate problem a bit.
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The alternative input techniques you mention are an interesting idea. I have to give it some more thought. It will just overly complicate the interface if not done very carefully. I love the idea about community-contributed questions. Thank
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Great ideas; will work on it. Appreciate it.
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As noted elsewhere, this system is not designed to be used as things happen. It's meant to be filled out once at the end of each day and should take no longer than a few minutes. It's supposed to be as non-intrusive as possible. That bein
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Thanks and yeah, I saw Joe's Goals. This is similar except it's a bit more flexible (more than just yes/no, for example).
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Thanks for the kudos. As someone else recommended, I'll probably implement an optional email reminder system down the road. Accepting inputs via email would be very tricky though. We'll see what folks want.
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Chart My Self looks like it takes a lot of work; Lucid Tracker doesn't. In all seriousness, their tool is used primarily for tracking quantifiable health-related things. You can track pretty much whatever you want with Lucid Tracker and it
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That's a great idea -- thanks! For now, try just getting through the first few days. After that it becomes more of a habit and you're less likely to forget. A sticky note can help too :)
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Hey, appreciate the feedback. My concern with building an iPhone app or interface is that shifts the tool from being a fill out in a few minutes at the end of the day tool to a fill in stuff as it happens type tool, which is what I thin
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I think when a lot of people hear the phrase life tracking they associate it with conclusions like drinking an extra half an ounce of water each meal reduced my caloric intake by 6.6% and I think that can be a bit overwhelming and it di
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Hey guys, I've been using a paper-and-pen-based life tracking system for some time and have benefited a lot from it, so I decided to take some time and build it into a web app that others can use too. Life tracking, for those of you not fam
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Show HN: My one month side-project, Lucid Tracker: a daily life tracking tool
(lucidtracker.com)
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