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slowmotarget
8y ago
There's a French company named Vaonis, they're releasing Stellina, a smart telescope ("smart" in a sense that it is interactive and works with a mobile app). It's on sale at the MoMa design store for the time being
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Ask HN: Automated music composition algorithm using frequencies instead of notes
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9y ago
Hello everyone, A month after our french roll out, I come here to present you our last product. It's called Axeptio and it's basically reCAPTCHA for user consent. Backstory: In november we were attending a conference about GDPR an
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Show HN: Axeptio, consent collection made GDPR compliant
(axeptio.eu)
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9y ago
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Adobe kills Muse, its website builder
(muse.adobe.com)
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GDPR and the USA
(blog.axeptio.eu)
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Webflow e-commerce (blazing landing page design BTW)
(webflow.com)
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slowmotarget
9y ago
Excellent! I love the animated feedback when bursting a line. Hope you won't get copyright issues.
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Mailchimp is working on GDPR tools
(blog.mailchimp.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Maybe because when you ask a user what he wants, it turns to be a freaking bloated nightmare ? And we tend to use the word "tool" to describe software but I think it's misleading, Photoshop is not a hammer... it's more o
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slowmotarget
9y ago
You're absolutely right about the backward compatibility. If you're still learning and not on a production server, no need to rush on the latest release.
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slowmotarget
9y ago
I'd say it really depends on what you want to to do in the next months ! Node can be a very productive environment for web APIs and applications (with great frameworks such as Express or Koa and amazing libraries such as PassportJS) an
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slowmotarget
9y ago
Try to find a startup near you that's currently looking for a tech lead / CTO, you'll do more than CRUD hopefully!
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slowmotarget
9y ago
Well that was my quickest github star ever
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slowmotarget
9y ago
We're working on a module for popular e-commerce platforms that will unify referral / customer loyalty and membership rewards!
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slowmotarget
9y ago
French Startup here, created in 2016. We're developing a SaaS software for e-commerce merchants. First we hired a back-end dev, then a full time graphic designer / illustrator, because we think it's crucial to have a strong v
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slowmotarget
9y ago
If your poll image is fetched from a webserver you manage, maybe you could use a simple cookie on your domain, named after the poll UUID and containing the user's vote ?
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slowmotarget
9y ago
Really nice idea and execution! My two cents: - IP restriction is not fair (lots of developers in big companies may vote only once because of their employer public IP) - Is there a way to use your polls without having to install a software
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Show HN: Tick a Date, a 4 weeks of dev side project and my first iOS/Swift app
(itunes.apple.com)
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9y ago
Genius!
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10y ago
I definitely like the idea, but don't you think that it will be hard to get your app installed on end-users devices ? IMHO You'll have to use a completely different vocabulary on your landing to convince them to download it on an
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slowmotarget
10y ago
I found this lib while searching for a PNG compression module and loved the "outside the box" thinking behind the idea!
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Use PNG image compression to send large numbers of rows to the browser
(github.com)
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10y ago
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