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vilius
12y ago
$5k per month for 18 months in a row. Made a portfolio website for my girlfriend. Got positive feedback, refactored into Wordpress theme and published on ThemeForest. Not 100% passive as I spend 3-4 hours per week for answering support emai
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vilius
13y ago
Notice the impact different presentation makes here. If I'd come to a summary like this, I'd notice some standings, compare few companies and continue with what I was doing. While the info-graph provided a completely different exp
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vilius
13y ago
Remember "Google buys Sparrow"? I wonder if we'll see "Adobe buys Pixelmator" in the near future.
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IOS app that did nothing and cost $999.99
(en.wikipedia.org)
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vilius
13y ago
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vilius
13y ago
Hipster Bermuda Triangle in London http://cl.ly/image/303A3s1R0E22
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vilius
13y ago
Encouraging change! Typically before entering a any .gov site something like this goes in my head: "I'm about to enter a boring website that makes getting to a point super challenging unless you read tons of word documents." On entering man
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Live cam of an owl living in Estonian forest
(pontu.eenet.ee)
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13y ago
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vilius
14y ago
When you start doing something small, your minimum viable product is your most valuable product. It is all you have. If you don't make your MVP, you are missing something of a highest value.
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vilius
14y ago
Similar story here, I thought of writing a testing framework, somehow Testicle seemed as a funny name. Surprisingly it was already taken http://testicles.rubyforge.org/
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vilius
14y ago
(The yet unreleased) Nokia Lumia 920 is more retina than the (one year old) iPhone. Oh... I mean... more pure motion HD plus than iPhone! And: It’s surprising that Nokia didn’t mention that the Lumia 920 is just like iPhone, but with more w
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vilius
14y ago
I wish there was a place, where you could read objective summaries of HN articles. Like yours "Well, yes, China looks strong, but it has many internal weaknesses that may bring it down, and therefore we should be careful to plan for a futur
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vilius
14y ago
You have gave up your signup process because you were not excited enough. What article suggest is to "clutter" your minimalistic sing-up form with useful information on what happens after you sign-up. Hopefully this will excite the user mor
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vilius
15y ago
It is not just a lower price. They have dramatically changed the pricing. Which in the context of settled and steady pace industry causes disruption. PS. Seth Godin had made a note recently on how to cause description in the market http://
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vilius
15y ago
Funny how typing "githug" is a very mind twisting task. You end up with "github" even if you are thinking about the ending "g". Still a very clever name!
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vilius
15y ago
If this is an icon for Markdown, then I suppose this must be an icon for Markup: http://cl.ly/1I0N0s2a0d3x0D1k0523
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vilius
15y ago
The problem with this one is that once you make more general by removing embedded effect and make it black and white only, it does not look that good any more. Personally I like this one the most http://dribbble.com/shots/424394-Markdown
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vilius
15y ago
"M" could stand for almost anything, and the bold style reminds me more of a "Metro is that way" than "Markdown below". On the other hand this one http://dribbble.com/shots/424394-Markdown looks much more self-explaining.
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Ask HN: How do you treat your users that are born on Feb 29th?
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15y ago
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vilius
15y ago
"It’s hard to think critically if you’re laughing." I find this very useful while giving speeches. Most of the audience are quite critical before you can prove yourself worth their time. Putting an appropriate joke beforehand helps to grab
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vilius
15y ago
It is becoming hard to keep up. Sites like this shows that the pace of HTML5 is incredible. And since with every new feature introduced there are hundred ways to use it, we can just guess what the web will look like after a year.
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Just completed my new CV
(fromvilnius.com)
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vilius
15y ago
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vilius
15y ago
in a sense, it is still a competitive salary
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vilius
15y ago
Thanks for a starter! I agree on first point, I will expand "Your Facebook data will become a crazy book." into something more visual and clear. But I appreciate any ideas on the second. We've tried to limit the required permissions to as f
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vilius
15y ago
job perks: competitive salary
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Show HN: A half-year viral project that did not go viral
(makemytale.com)
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15y ago
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vilius
15y ago
Earlier today on HN - https://castle.so/ - upload your files, beautifully. Now this. And I even thought that it was already solved by https://wetransfer.com/
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vilius
15y ago
Had a chance to work and live in Groningen. Would definitely do that again, if only had a chance!
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vilius
15y ago
This is an interesting way of completely avoiding defocus blur: http://www.lytro.com/picture_gallery
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vilius
15y ago
This must be a contradiction. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Graham_(computer_programme...
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vilius
15y ago
I bet applying to Y Combinator is an important enough process that barely needs a deadline reminder.
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