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wallawe
12y ago
Good call, doing that now.
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wallawe
12y ago
Thanks! I thought it was a cool little effect, though not supported in any browsers but chrome unfortunately. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/-webkit-box...
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12y ago
My hope was to make this as clean and intuitive as possible from a UX standpoint, so I appreciate your feedback on the design. As far as future development goes, I hadn't actually thought about linking to one outright. I wanted to get
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Show HN: Free Survey Creator
(freesurveycreator.com)
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12y ago
I think you're missing the point all together. The only reason a company can behave this way and retain the number of customers who would have otherwise moved elsewhere is because there isn't a free-market. The companies are run
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12y ago
The design is great, did you do all of the design/front-end work on your own?
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wallawe
12y ago
From HN front page yesterday: http://usabilitypost.com/2014/05/24/the-scroll-up-bar/
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wallawe
12y ago
Step 1) Subscribe to crunchbase emails. You will get them every other day or so. The emails include which company's have gotten funding, how much they got, where they are located, and what they do. Step 2) When you find a company you m
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13y ago
I found this to be true as well. You should really look into a mifi. At ~50 bucks a month it is well worth the investment, especially if you have a bus commute or like working in coffee shops, etc as you mentioned.
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Show hn: btc-atms, a Bitcoin atm locator
(btc-atms.com)
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13y ago
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wallawe
13y ago
That's not dubstep bud
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wallawe
13y ago
Gentrify, 1 Percent... Just one more politically charged word in the title and you've got yourself enough clicks to fund your corporate bonuses, Salon.
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13y ago
Libertarians believe in a freedom of choice, but not at the expense of others. By your interpretation, murder would be justifiable if it were "serving [one's] own interests." You've missed the distinction.
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13y ago
Hey, just a heads up: I went and poked around the site a bit and after submitting a blank form within the "Order Summary" modal, I got the following traceback page: http://postimg.org/image/74y6crfbf/ &q
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13y ago
Thanks for your perspective. You are correct, I have never personally sued anyone. I was given a great opportunity by one of these such programs and it has completely changed my life for the better. That's not to say all of them provid
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13y ago
Of course fraud is frowned upon. You seem to be jumping to the conclusion that these companies are definitely up to no good. Can you provide any evidence of that anecdotal or otherwise that they are defrauding people?
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13y ago
What happened in this country to personal responsibility? It's gotten so bad at this point that if a company charges what seems to be a large amount, that we justify imposing ridiculous laws just because it seems "right" or &
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13y ago
"If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. If it stops moving, subsidize it."
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13y ago
Differentiation is never a bad thing. A basic bootstrap layout connotes a project in beginning phases typically. For example, Coinbase began with bootstrap to get a product out quickly but moved on once they realized that for people to trus
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13y ago
This is one of my first rails apps to go out into the wild. Would love any advice you may have on how to make it more useful!
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Show HN: Codecabulary – an "urban dictionary" for tech terms
(codecabulary.com)
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13y ago
Why did this get removed from the front page? I hadn't even heard of this news until seeing it here.
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wallawe
13y ago
I noticed the same thing, but after updating to most recent version it worked.
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LivingSocial CEO Tim O’Shaughnessy stepping down
(washingtonpost.com)
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13y ago
Until the point where we decide that <$1000 a month is inhumane. "Who could live off of that?" says the next politician in line. "If I'm elected, you get $2,000 a month." Why not provide everyone with $5k a mont
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Spotify raises 250 Million at 4 Billion Valuation
(online.wsj.com)
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I found the feedback valuable. The simple reminder is that revisiting how you present some basic information and interact with someone can make a huge difference, especially in rudimentary processes like the one mentioned. It doesn't j
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Groupon acquires livingsocial's Ticket Monster for 260 million
(allthingsd.com)
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I completely agree.
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I think you are speaking of the US in it's current state, where the loopholes and lower taxes exist. My point is that businesses are encouraged by financial incentives. If you raise taxes you are incentivizing the company to move jobs
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