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Reviewing the worst reviews received by Shopify apps in my niche taught me this(chicshop.in)
1 points by saimiam 7y ago|0 comments
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Why your Indian e-commerce portal needs localization(chicshop.in)
1 points by saimiam 7y ago|0 comments
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by saimiam 8y ago
It isn’t an Ask HN. I haven’t tagged it as such and the question (which isn’t a question per se) is rhetorical.
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How Kriya Labs is making wealth from (agro) waste
6 points by saimiam 8y ago|2 comments
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by saimiam 8y ago
I had a couple of constraints which made me go with a tool like Pubnub. 1. I wanted to release this to the public. 2. I wanted to have the option of adding support for future socialmedia referrers without releasing new code. To solve for 2,
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Show HN: Boost mailing list signups with Safe Harbor
6 points by saimiam 8y ago|3 comments
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by saimiam 8y ago
Pssst, length of month...
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Boost site conversions by tweaking its UX based on referring url
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by saimiam 8y ago
> use a pw manager I do use my Mac's Keychain Access. My issue started when I had to use a work computer for logging into a newspaper account and I couldn't remember what it was because it was saved on my personal laptop. That&
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by saimiam 8y ago
> credential expiry Good point. I'll have to add something to prefix of prefix/suffix for sites which remember previous passwords (or hashes). > leaving any traces in logs This I will have to resolve by localizing my sha256
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by saimiam 8y ago
I do this but I'd love to have someone tell me why this is a terrible idea (apart from the obvious one of using a 3rd party sha256 calculator) 1. Have a very short prefix and a suffix I can expect to remember 2. Password for every web
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by saimiam 8y ago
> late in launching Dating is an unsolvable problem. You can't be late to it. There will be people being born looking to find SOs so long as the human race exists. Even if Match captures 100% of the market this year, next year, anot
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by saimiam 8y ago
Interesting coincidence. This article just came up on my feed https://medium.com/swlh/why-micro-influencer-marketing-is-th... . You may be on to something.
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by saimiam 8y ago
No Contact Us or About page? As a wannabe cricketer, I can see the value of this. And my friends who play softball already use an app like this so you're on to something. In any case, I made a gif to present some enhancements (citation
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by saimiam 9y ago
OP - I took the liberty of critiquing your landing page with a Before and After on my personal blog. It's here - https://ramachandr.in/cb/#indemandly (it's a self hosted gif and some text; not trying to sign
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by saimiam 9y ago
https://twitter.com/grandmagifs/status/986890684891185152?s=... Thought I'd gif-fy your headline.
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by saimiam 9y ago
Can someone answer me this? How much of hacking is actual coding of scripts, brute forcing passwords, and somehow infecting networks and how much is social engineering? What’s my real risk profile? For example, if I have long and unique pas
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Ask HN: Do you listen to audio narrations of blogs on medium?
1 points by saimiam 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: One time pad cipher
1 points by saimiam 9y ago|0 comments
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by saimiam 9y ago
“Usefulness” is not a metric that can measured or sought in isolation. Usefulness needs an actor trying to perform an action desiring a result. When OP says something failed because it isn’t useful, they are deliberately ignoring the subjec
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by saimiam 9y ago
I disagree with your entire comment and here’s why - in my view, saying that the reason something failed because it relieved no itch or there was insufficient utility is at par with suggesting that trading is simple because you have to “Buy
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by saimiam 9y ago
> more common This doesn’t sound right. I’d like to see some proof of this. I’m from India and I only use government to refer to the legislature which happens to commingle with the executive branch. I’d love to join the mainstream if my
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by saimiam 9y ago
> owning..attention They don’t own it. They only provide a way for advertisers to make an appeal for it. Sounds like a quibble but their entire business model can come crashing down in enough people start using adblockers which is alre
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by saimiam 9y ago
https://ramachandr.in/2017/10/12/fuck-corporations/ (because I feel this post of mine adds something to your sentiment.)
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by saimiam 9y ago
Yes, with pervasive CCTVs, porn filters, and Five Eyes, the UK has arguably lost your trust and you feel company X (google in your case) more closely aligns with your values, but you must realize that this corporatism is corrosive to democr
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by saimiam 9y ago
Living in a parliamentary democracy and not being an American citizen, “our President” is literally not my president. Are you referring to the American President, Mr. Donald Trump? HN needs to become i18n compliant.
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by saimiam 9y ago
Agree (regarding your edit.) The guy posted an opinion. The company weighed the costs of refuting his opinion or paying him to shut up. I don’t think this is blackmail or extortion. How an opinion can be construed as defamatory I fail to se
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by saimiam 9y ago
I wasn’t arguing bribery vs extortion. I was questioning whether defaming someone is an illegal act. Since you’ve brought it up, is it extortion to offer up a negative opinion and then to offer to take down a negative opinion? The public sp
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by saimiam 9y ago
It doesn’t work for the same reason American gun control hasn’t worked - you cannot stop bad actors and the ones getting unduly impacted by onerous intrusion are law abiding American citizens. I’m neither an American nor a gun owner but I c
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by saimiam 9y ago
What law says I can’t give you an incentive to stop badmouthing me? According to this link, defamation - written (libelous) or verbal (derogatory) - is a civil matter and not a crime. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia&

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