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by nategraves 11y ago
Personally: http://pentacular.com - Draw/paint a song. I think it's fun to play with. Professionally: https://tailorbrands.com - Algorithmically designed logos and branding assets. It's great for side
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by nategraves 11y ago
Hey there. I work for Tailor. We don't have currently have a portfolio, but we are working on something akin to this. For anyone interested, you can email me at nate@tailorbrands.com, and I'll send a coupon code your way so you ca
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by nategraves 11y ago
NYC - Full Time - Full Stack Engineer Tailor Brands is combining combining design and technology to make the world a better-looking place. We've helped hundreds of thousands of people create their own logos and brands through our autom
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by nategraves 14y ago
This is great and is certainly something I'll use as I'm exploring summer travel options. One thing I would love to see though, is a simple "yes" or "no" at the front of the sentence. I had to read "US citizens do not require a visa to visi
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by nategraves 15y ago
It is. And holy crap, 6 years, wow... time flies! I'm keeping track of both of you now. I know that collaboration on projects like these is almost impossible. Do you guys live near e/o? heh
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by nategraves 15y ago
I like it. I see that it scales down nicely, but I wish that it used media queries so that it would be more appropriately sized on a mobile device. As is, it looks like a promising alternative to something like Pulse.
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by nategraves 16y ago
That does look like it could be really interesting
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Ask HN: What are some good developers conferences?
6 points by nategraves 16y ago|3 comments
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by nategraves 16y ago
All in all, I like it. It's simple, useful, and the app gets out of the way to let me do what I want. Some points of feedback: - The tagging functionality is kind of buried and isn't labeled at all. I'm not sure how prominent you want to ma
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by nategraves 16y ago
This might also impact sales to more novice Photoshop users; being able to see how to get great results from the product you're selling could be a big draw.
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by nategraves 16y ago
From the screenshot of the form you got after solving the equation, it looks like you need to have a U.S. address to receive the Cr-48, and it would appears poor you're located in Paris/Luxembourg. You need someone to forward it on to you?
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by nategraves 16y ago
It's hard for me to feel inadequate when looking at this test—regardless of whether it's real or not—because tests are typically dependent on your retention of what you are taught. If you're an 8th grader whose teacher doesn't explain what
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Tips for Startup Success from the CEO of Meetup(mashable.com)
6 points by nategraves 16y ago|0 comments
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by nategraves 16y ago
So...this is something like Heroku for Django?
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by nategraves 16y ago
I have some connections to the folks that run BoomStartup, Launch Up, and the Web Startup Group and would be happy to help if needed.
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by nategraves 16y ago
This video may have inspired by James Houston's version of Radiohead's Nude: http://vimeo.com/1109226 Both are wonderful, but I'm partial to the artistic craft in Houston's video.
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by nategraves 16y ago
"but doing it in the manner of the Taliban is sick" I'm not sure if you were referring to the method of execution used, but Mr. Gardner was the one who requested that his execution be by firing squad. Subsequently, that method of execution
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by nategraves 17y ago
I used to hear a lot more about "smart" appliances than I do now. I know there have been some companies that have worked on developing outlet adapters that allow you to control some basic functionality over a network, but the smart applian
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by nategraves 17y ago
I think that's an interesting idea. I know that quarterly filings are an SEC requirement, but it's at least in part to help shareholders keep abreast of the goings on of the company in which they are part owners. It seems like completely
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by nategraves 17y ago
Definitely. Technical innovation threatens their long-term positions at the top of the food chain. Innovation seems to means typically come through increased competition and a general opening of the market.
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by nategraves 17y ago
I've actually been thinking about law recently. It seems that, because it is a field that is based on rules, it would lend itself well to a more programmatic solution. Obviously not all law could be serviced programmatically, but there ar
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by nategraves 17y ago
Yeah, I would say especially secondary education. It seems like that's an industry in need of a serious overhaul.
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by nategraves 17y ago
Ahhhhh, that's true, but I guess I was thinking less philosophically.
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Ask HN: What industry needs technical innovation?
40 points by nategraves 17y ago|74 comments
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by nategraves 17y ago
I remember reading about SnapTalent when they got into YC. While it's (almost) never fun seeing a company go to the deadpool, I am glad to see the concept is still around. I've felt like HR could use a major overhaul for some time now. I
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Microsoft Teaming Up With MySpace; What's Next For Facebook?(mashable.com)
1 points by nategraves 18y ago|0 comments
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by nategraves 18y ago
We're free as in beer, but we'd be happy to open up our code for some improvements!
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by nategraves 18y ago
This couldn't have come at a better time. I've been trying to work out a business model for the idea I'm starting to work on and while this information doesn't make the decision for me, it helps remind me of the variety of options out ther
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by nategraves 18y ago
I've played a couple of those. I think one thing we'd like to incorporate at some point is the ability to apply some of the items for a particular purpose. If you can do that, then we could also introduce an option to trade with other use
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by nategraves 18y ago
Luckily our dreams have already come true. We were able to build the game, get it accepted, and we've had a couple thousand downloads in the three days since it's been up. But, we are hopeful that we can continue to improve what we've bui

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