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by nhangen 15y ago
I got my USAA account before I joined the military, and I know for a fact that you don't need to be in the military to have an account. Best customer service on the planet.
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by nhangen 15y ago
BankSimple is rejoicing right now. I have a mortgage and 3 separate accounts with BoA, but they still treat me like a 2nd class customer. This could push me over the edge.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I knew it had to be good to be given a guest post slot, but I just couldn't understand the purpose of the format. Now that I know what a grimlock is, the writing style makes perfect sense.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I love Fred, and I love his blog, but I couldn't make it through that post.
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by nhangen 15y ago
"Developers need to think about this as another golden ticket. Here's the iOS gold rush, part deux." My thoughts exactly.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I've also noticed the Kindle Keyboard and Fire seem to be the only ones without "special offers," which is interesting.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I want to buy one, but I now have no idea which one to buy. Is the only difference between the Kindle and the touch the fact that you can touch it? What about the keyboard...is that useful or no? Buying a Fire so I can develop on it, but wo
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by nhangen 15y ago
We're in the middle of launching another product (IgnitionDeck), so I haven't had time to write a blog post or talk about this app, but we built it because we wanted a way to capture daily photos of our children, in a way that took advantag
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Show HN: Babysteps for iOS - Instragram for Parents(itunes.apple.com)
2 points by nhangen 15y ago|1 comments
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by nhangen 15y ago
Don't get me wrong...I'm using it, and I like it. I just don't feel I should have to buy the same product twice.
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by nhangen 15y ago
I just bought it because I expected the free upgrade, and was patiently waiting. I don't plan on paying for it again.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Because traditionally, the people I know playing Zynga games have felt embarrassed to admit they play games, which is silly. Perhaps I've given the impression that I'm deeply passionate about Zynga becoming a success and for the world to un
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by nhangen 15y ago
I don't doubt that, but they seem to make people happy judging from my FB feed. I think they found a way to make non-gamers feel good about gaming, which I'm for. Maybe Zynga can be a gateway drug?
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by nhangen 15y ago
I'm not a fan of their games, but I do want them to do well....not sure why. Maybe it's because I feel that out of all the latest IPO's and IPO rumors, they have the closest to an actual business, or because I want a gaming company to do we
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by nhangen 15y ago
I don't get why everyone is hating on the author for his usage of credit cards. It's not the first time I've heard a story like this, and it's certainly not going to be the last. I did something similar with an Amex card, and used it to boo
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by nhangen 15y ago
There's a difference between learning to code, and learning to code well enough to make something worth selling. If it were that easy, everyone in his situation would have done it already - but it's not. I'm an amateur web dev and experimen
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Our Smartphones, Ourselves: An Interactive Map of the New Demographics(theatlantic.com)
1 points by nhangen 15y ago|0 comments
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Apple event pegged for October 4 with Tim Cook(arstechnica.com)
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by nhangen 15y ago
Why does every political argument resort to "tea party this" or "liberal that." Drives me nuts we can't have conversations without sweeping generalizations and broad attacks.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Thanks for posting that, and correcting me on the name. I knew it didn't look right.
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by nhangen 15y ago
'distribution of traditional desktop applications will proceed as usual. “Open distribution: retail stores, web, private networks, individual sharing, and so on” will be allowed, Microsoft says. Metro apps, on the other hand, will be “Distr
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by nhangen 15y ago
This sounds remarkably similar to the Imview story, which Eric Ries shared in the opening chapters of his book. It's the same way I felt after viewing what looks to be a neat product, but something I want to play with before implementing. E
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The Truth About Capitalism, Part II(brandoncreates.com)
1 points by nhangen 15y ago|0 comments
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by nhangen 15y ago
It's the first one mentioned.
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by nhangen 15y ago
"The Great Lie" is a bit over the top, no? This isn't a problem with Lorem Ipsum, but with planning and copywriting. You can't blame LI for the fact that the copy sucks.
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by nhangen 15y ago
As a once happy customer turned unhappy customer for a variety of reasons, I believe this signals the beginning of the end for Netflix. By the way, thanks for destroying Blockbuster on the way down. I had more options 2 years ago than I do
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by nhangen 15y ago
That makes a lot of sense Kyle, appreciate the candor.
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by nhangen 15y ago
Cool post, and I agree. My question is probably not geared toward you, but the audience: Why can't we just celebrate the fact that Google built something new instead of beat it to death with criticisms of how it isn't perfect or a game chan
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by nhangen 15y ago
Kyle, huge fan, and we've talked via Skype in the past, so I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but I'm curious...why not create this as part of Forrst instead of as a separate venture? It seems like you could get some reach, while als
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by nhangen 15y ago
I was turned off by the style of the author's writing, and couldn't get past the "shut up" line. This post didn't match my feelings of the product at all. All in all, very strange.

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