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WTF Is Freeism?(hackernoon.com)
2 points by smooke 8y ago|0 comments
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How to Build a Member App Using Facial Recognition and Serverless(hackernoon.com)
2 points by smooke 8y ago|0 comments
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by smooke 8y ago
What do you know about the way we publish? David from Hacker Noon here --- Most stories on Hacker Noon are not published by me, they are published by one of these four other editors https://hackernoon.com/meet-the-new-hacker
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey Tony for the equity crowdfunding campaign we were vetted by 3rd party accountants and 3rd party lawyers. We published hundreds of pages of information will full financials and risks. You can find it here: https://www.starteng
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by smooke 8y ago
David from Hackernoon. We won't be doing a pop up ad to force login or a paywall on Hacker Noon 2.0. Hope you can consider us as an exemption from your blacklist!
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by smooke 8y ago
FYI - Tony is medium advisor. Unsure why he is making it his job to make uninformed comments like this. This is David from Hackernoon, letting you know that without the use of Medium at my last job, I recruited, edited and published 400+ co
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by smooke 8y ago
I AM ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE FUTURE https://giphy.com/gifs/friend-stay-cSBOKwfGbKmg8
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey David from Hackernoon here. I liked Medium too. I just wish they hadn't given up on empowering others to build great sites. The good content from 2 years ago is still there https://hackernoon.com/archive , and I t
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by smooke 8y ago
David from Hackernoon here - to admit that I have been bested! Brilliant stuff!!!
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by smooke 8y ago
The key here is that hacker noon publishes exclusively on hackernoon.com, and the majority of our contributors have agreed to continuing doing so.
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by smooke 8y ago
David from Hackernoon here. I am thankful Medium (as it used to be) existed. I wish they didn't give up on empowering people to build their own sites. But their new business model is interesting and I wish them the best, it just has no
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by smooke 8y ago
We're about to see if that's true in Hacker Noon 2.0 :-)
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by smooke 8y ago
It's great to hear that Medium deemed some publications worth dumping money into - more funded media outlets is awesome! This isn't a zero sum game. But any publication with one paying customer is taking on TREMENDOUS risk. The re
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey David from Hackernoon here. The technology industry is very consolidated. It's easier to get a small business started, but when it grows, it's easier for another technology you depend on to change its terms. In my case, I was
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey Tony from Medium, David from Hacker Noon here. We are proudly funded by 1.2k readers, what's wrong with that? Instead of raising money from VCs, we want to be accountable to the people who actually value Hacker Noon. Obviously you
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by smooke 8y ago
Please let us know which paywalled articles you have seen? We want all our content to be free for all. Medium did a design switch recently where authors have to uncheck a box as so a story is not paywalled. Hacker Noon 2.0 won't put a
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by smooke 8y ago
As a site gets larger, quality control is tough, and the irony is, having SEO content makes it easier for the best content on your site to have better distribution. With more control of collections, tag pages and topic pages in hacker noon
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey David from Hackernoon here. There are not good guys and bad guys. Its just changing business interests. Medium blocked our revenue stream (weekly sponsor) while continuing to run pop up ads on site to create medium accounts. To be a sus
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey Btown, David from Hacker Noon here. Thank you for feedback on our terms of service. We are trying to make a simple non-exclusive license, and don't have as large of a legal budget as maybe we should. There are mistakes in these ter
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by smooke 8y ago
Hey Danols, David from Hacker Noon here. Publishing is a hard business. While I don't agree with everything you said, I do like you believe that the best stuff to read is from the expert themselves. Sometimes the articles we publish ar
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by smooke 8y ago
Wanted to clarify why Hacker Noon had to move off Medium. Here’s why: 1. Medium decided it no longer wanted to support independent publications of curators and writers like us, The Awl (RIP), The Ringer, and others. 2. Medium at one point
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by smooke 8y ago
lol i was on twitter