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Secret Law of Page Harmony: a method to produce the perfect book
(retinart.net)
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Making Your Own Template Filters With Django
(pfinn.net)
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Lots of good takeaways from this post, some of which might be a bit hidden or subtle. If you're launching your e-book, SaaS app, online course, etc. you'll need to build a reputation based on trust and value. Think about it: how many people
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Nathan Barry’s $5k App Challenge: My Seasoned Bootstrappy Advice
(unicornfree.com)
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YC-Backed Photo-Sharing Service PicPlum Loses One Co-Founder
(techcrunch.com)
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Blog post author, here. As I shared in the post, Mailgun (YC W10) solves a very difficult problem and does it well. Backed by a top-notch team. Happy to answer any questions here or use the email address in my profile.
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During the holiday break I spent some time learning about EXIF data and subsequently released Exif.in[0], a simple HTTP API for viewing EXIF data inside images and requesting EXIF-stripped copies as well. If you're a developer who needs to
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14y ago
Yes, just posters. We've been asked about expanding in to labels before but we're happy sticking to screen prints for now (currently it's successful enough to make it worthwhile and it's a fun side business, but no plans to take it further)
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What You Really Need Is A Market, Not An Idea
(pfinn.net)
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EXIF.in is a service for inspecting/stripping EXIF data over HTTP
(exif.in)
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I like your enthusiasm and I'm similarly interested in build small niche sites and tools. A warning, though: the effort isn't in the product development or coding, or even the idea. The real work is promotion. Suppose you build "Flash Card
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Show HN: ImgPage, a post-by-email image sharer. No browser needed.
(imgpage.com)
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Congrats on launching and shipping! Just a note: your landing page is still a little confusing as far as what File Mess can do. Are you using Context.IO[0]? I just (re-)discovered their platform earlier this week and definitely makes it eas
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>This is essentially a one-line blog post and is basically just spam. I've often thought about what makes 37Signals blog, Signal vs. Noise, so popular and attractive. What's interesting about their blog is that they never post about man
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Removing EXIF data with Python on Heroku
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Founder Mistakes, Part 1: "Launch Day" Is Not A Strategy
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TOCTTOU bugs and checking if a file exists (Python)
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Posterous SSL certificate expired yesterday
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Why Hackers And Geeks Should Homebrew
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Show HN: Submit to Hacker News with Python
(gist.github.com)
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Launched my first physical product business last week: Hoppy Press [0]. I'm not shipping heavy components (opposite, actually: 12.5 ounces/~350g) so I don't have much advice for you on that front. I would like to share one lesson that I lea
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I'd love to hear any advice regarding improvements to site & page structure for SEO and marketing purposes. To give something back to the community that has taught me so much, use coupon code "HACKER" when you checkout.
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Show HN: my Django+Stripe powered e-commerce site for beer art, Hoppy Press
(hoppypress.com)
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Double your freelance rate in fourteen days
(doubleyourfreelancingrate.com)
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Want to build a perfect website? Don't trust the designers
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Simon Sarris [0][1] is a regular contributor to HN and he knows the canvas element pretty well. He also contributes/answers many canvas questions on Stack Overflow. I don't know him personally but he comes across as a nice fellow - perhaps
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Sell more software with actionable techniques that actually work
(training.kalzumeus.com)
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SEEKING WORK - Remote (New Hampshire, United States) I have a full-time job doing .NET web development but I've really enjoyed learning Python & Django over the last few months and I'd like to get some more experience. If you are in nee
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That's so funny, just last night I started sketching out a plan to tackle this problem, API and all. I have experience (and, oddly, a passion for) solving email-based problems. I couldn't find your contact info, but mine is in my profile. P
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Alex Gaynor: Why I Hate the Django ORM
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