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Airbnb May 2022 Release(airbnb.com)
92 points by talhof8 4y ago|131 comments
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by talhof8 4y ago
So much for 'read + write + own'
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by talhof8 4y ago
Planning to add easy bulk inventory import, integrations with POS software and other inventory management systems, and more metrics.
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Show HN: My weekend project – simple inventory management spreadsheet(playmellow.com)
1 points by talhof8 4y ago|2 comments
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Any solution for on-demand payments for different streaming services?(twitter.com)
1 points by talhof8 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Founders – where did you learn to do sales?
5 points by talhof8 5y ago|3 comments
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by talhof8 5y ago
Might work, but will probably just worsen the problems buyers are having (high prices, poor quality supplies, etc…). Will probably bring even more power to large/medium-sized suppliers rather than empowering smaller ones.
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by talhof8 5y ago
Cheers! I’m hoping smaller suppliers will be willing to fill-in the vacuum and looking to compete, grow and extend their reach. Definitely seems like an uphill battle at the moment, but I’m willing to fight as long as the problem persists (
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by talhof8 5y ago
Thank you! On it, working on a mobile version as well. Note taken for the categorisation. Really having a hard time kickstarting this two-sided marketplace though. Real chicken & egg stuff right there.
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by talhof8 5y ago
Great feedback, appreciate it! * Noted, will make it public. * Yup, one of my biggest fears with having a feed is the possible amount of noise in it. Planning to have another view which is solely for auctions, with filters and all. * Messag
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Show HN: I built a website for suppliers to bid for inventory stockings(playmellow.com)
12 points by talhof8 5y ago|9 comments
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Ask HN: Any large software companies with no PMs that are doing well?
7 points by talhof8 5y ago|3 comments
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by talhof8 5y ago
https://www.talhoffman.com As simple as it gets
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Ask HN: Companies innovating with WebAssembly?
1 points by talhof8 5y ago|0 comments
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by talhof8 5y ago
You’re welcome. Keep rocking!
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by talhof8 5y ago
Great work! So one query works fine, while the other one refers me to search results. Attaching a screenshot: https://ibb.co/2PdjJy0
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by talhof8 5y ago
Goodluck! I think that native support for queries like "What is my IP?" would be great. Quite a low-hanging fruit with a lot of value. Something about the UX seems off. Other than that, it's a great search engine!
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by talhof8 5y ago
Exactly. Turns out they were deleting it because it had the word “orthopedic”.
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by talhof8 5y ago
That was it! “orthopedic” was the problematic keyword. As for the rest, I generally agree. But FB was the exception for me in that regard. I guess it ain’t any longer.
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by talhof8 5y ago
I wish a good alternative will rise soon enough that'll attract more sellers. Perhaps going deeper, by niche would play out better in terms of other marketplaces competing with Facebook?
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by talhof8 5y ago
Their privacy scandals aside, up until recently, I honestly thought they're an excellent company in terms of Product Management processes. Facebook’s disregard to their internal/less-visited pages is astonishing. Activity log is
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by talhof8 5y ago
Looks like I'm going to be begging as well soon. :)
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by talhof8 5y ago
Should be legal. At least by judging other similar active listings
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by talhof8 5y ago
Truly a great question. Personally, I'm trying out other local alternatives, but my listings won't seem to get the same traction.
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by talhof8 5y ago
Haha that was plausible if I wouldn't see any other dozens of mattresses on there. Point being - such a horrible UX
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Ask HN: Anyone getting their items removed for no reason from FB Marketplace?
37 points by talhof8 5y ago|48 comments
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by talhof8 5y ago
Not to be mean, but I did not understand anything from the landing page about what the product/service does. So confusing...
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by talhof8 5y ago
The process of building Infogami in public is well described on the blog's homepage: https://web.archive.org/web/20060406193425/http://infogami.c...
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Aaron Swartz introducing Infogami (2006)(web.archive.org)
53 points by talhof8 5y ago|9 comments
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Launch HN: Mellow - Put your inventory stocking up for auction(blog.playmellow.com)
2 points by talhof8 5y ago|0 comments

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