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How do you act on all that product feedback?(gabrielweinberg.com)
62 points by unfasten 15y ago|9 comments
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by unfasten 15y ago
You can also fold the article with 'd', and show the top comment with 'c'. Shift+C opens the comment thread too. Pressing '?' will bring up a box that lists all the shortcuts: j or → Select next article k or ← Select previous
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by unfasten 15y ago
> Are there any other examples I'm missing? Twitter, Github and Kalimba¹ are the ones I can immediately recall. ¹Kalimba is Embedly's HN frontend, very nice for quickly going through stories: http://hn.embed.ly/
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by unfasten 15y ago
The Electronic Frontier Foundation ( http://www.eff.org/issues/patents ) is working at it. They're starting off with getting the most ridiculous patents reexamined by the patent office in their Patent Busting project http://w2.eff.org/pa
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by unfasten 15y ago
If you're really thinking about incorporating in Delaware then you might want to check out this post, "Why incorporating my startup was my worst mistake" http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2399139 It's about the experience another HN use
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by unfasten 15y ago
I have a newly registered domain with only a sparse page up as the index so far. It's been getting crawled fairly regularly by Google, Baidu and Yahoo. Google and Baidu are sending If-Modified-Since (Baidu is also sending If-None-Match) and
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by unfasten 15y ago
> ... all except Visual Studio 2010 ... I'm also a fan of Dina and it's been the first change I make to any IDE or programming text editor I use since I found it years ago. I recently came across this when I started using IntelliJ IDEA
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by unfasten 15y ago
I had a similar thought as well, except no automatic sign up. What if the sent email had a reply-to address specific to the event? In the event invite email you could have a short message that tells the person can just reply to the email wi
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by unfasten 16y ago
>Nevertheless, this is a cool idea. I'd love to see one for Paul Graham's essays (including those written after Hackers and Painters was published) Some fellow HNers, dy and icco I believe, recently put together pg's essays in ePub and
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by unfasten 16y ago
>I'd like to see a site that gathers legal documents related to the same kinds of issues Groklaw covered (and more, perhaps) and makes them available for free, This is the goal of RECAP. It's a Firefox extension that will automatically
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by unfasten 16y ago
>OT: I also want tagging in my file system. My understanding, purely from reading, is that BeOS was one of the few/only to really do this. Anyone have pointers to a current, maintained file system that does this? The closest thing I'm a
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by unfasten 16y ago
From the "Making Oprah cry" section of this article http://blog.asmartbear.com/startup-marketing-ideas.html Eventually I developed stories like the following, each tuned to a certain category of listener. Here's the one for the journalist
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by unfasten 16y ago
>...either: A. Drag it to where you want it, and then fiddle around resizing it so that it's big enough and doesn't overlap anything else important... Try out Winsplit Revolution. The help page gives a nice overview of the functionality
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by unfasten 16y ago
As best as I can tell, they are requiring everything to come from Windows Marketplace. Developers can side load up to 10 applications on their phone, but it seems Microsoft even borrowed Apple's $99 yearly developer fee model. Developer sid
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by unfasten 16y ago
I was browsing the language shootout the other day and came across the page for the regex test. I'm not sure how it's doing it or if something is wrong with the test but V8 is outperforming everything else, including C. That's the only test
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by unfasten 16y ago
I think it's normal split testing using a normal cookie. Here are the rates I get in Opera (with flash disabled) while clearing cookies between reloads: new used refinance 3.10 4.49 4.34 3.50 5.09 4.84 2.70 4.09 3
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by unfasten 16y ago
You might want to look at http://prgmr.com/xen/ It's run by a Hacker News member, lsc. He has plans starting at $5/mo but you'll want to take notice of the of the monthly transfer limit. The $5/mo plan is 10GB transfer a month (which will
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by unfasten 16y ago
Newegg. The Power Search, in particular. I find the ability to specify certain features for a product extremely useful. The guided search is also nice to quickly narrow down on more common criteria. For example, here's the video card power