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by win_ini 11y ago
Check out an app called : iCalledIt. You can call out your predictions and set reminders :)
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by win_ini 11y ago
Please just declare "Backlog Bankruptcy". Start a new project in JIRA or whatever. Get rid of the encumbrances of the history of all the accumulated bugs (including some that list mundane "misspellings" of "neighb
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by win_ini 11y ago
LOL - totally. However, their interface actually looked sexy compared to expensify. But epensify works and I can use it on desktop....that's the killer. The mobile app is awesome for capturing but I like desktop for putting together
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by win_ini 11y ago
Try Expensify - take a picture of a receipt, it is automatically OCR'd, read and verified - and it becomes a row in an excel spreadsheet you can send to your accountant.
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by win_ini 11y ago
Would you prefer it to be a mobile app?
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by win_ini 11y ago
I think your place of wonderment is misplaced. If someone can save 4 MINUTES of an activity they HATE to do - it is worth learning an app. There are all kinds of companies that basically help you save time doing what you hate: Premium Pick
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by win_ini 11y ago
Expensify goes a step further and gets a person to look at your receipt photo and then enters/confirms the information and enters it as a text into your expense report. It turns pictures into expense report rows.
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by win_ini 11y ago
Totally agree - when I saw the pivot to Slack, I thought "That is REALLY interesting, more interesting than their failure at mobile"
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by win_ini 11y ago
Are you using Expensify's "SmartScanning"? It's worth the $0.20 per receipt image. It basically send the receipt to a person, who then extracts the info from the receipt and enters into expensify FOR YOU.... Try it o
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by win_ini 11y ago
Expensify: Take a picture of your receipt. It gets sent to someone in India/Phillipines/etc. Who then look at the total, the name of the plae and ENTER ALL THAT INFORMATION FOR YOU. When you get back to your office - it's
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by win_ini 11y ago
It's funny - I had the same reaction at the first parts, but I thought the Slack bot pivot was genius actually. Very different than expensify and the "others". No UI...is the New UI.
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by win_ini 11y ago
1) I have never heard of you. Does this mean anything? No. He just admitted his app failed, they do no marketing and they have problems getting people to use the app. If you HAD heard of them - you would likely be spewing off "it&
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by win_ini 11y ago
I'm always happy when the up voting system works and the most useless, least constructive comments make it to the bottom. As the other commenter said - the universe of offensive pen testing is a small one compared to the IT security
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by win_ini 11y ago
Here's another funny bit: To: Rick Moncrief 1 of 4 Fr: Jed Margolin Re: Status Report Dt: 15 June 1992 "... CUT ... " Texas Instruments ----------------- Phil Davis, the TI guy they gave me so I wouldn
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by win_ini 11y ago
Don't worry about some asshole picking apart stuff. Your writing is clear enough that if someone has a hard time parsing it - that's their loss. I've been in Saas for over 10 years helping sales and marketing teams convert
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by win_ini 11y ago
The important ones do keep making it to the top - it's important to have the pattern recognition and telling others that even though we're saying "not now" for a feature...that can change if it comes up more and more oft
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by win_ini 11y ago
Or go to the Google and ask it to find the title of the article. Click from Google and it works. FT gives away the article if you visit it from Google.
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by win_ini 11y ago
I think this is a fabulous idea. I will caveat that I don't code (yet) but can follow along several of the examples and I think I "get it"...let me know if anything below is BS/way off. I was thinking about the same p
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by win_ini 11y ago
"We want to thank all the developers who have built on and continue to build on our platform. We look forward to working with you as our program evolves." Yeah, fuck you.
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by win_ini 11y ago
I wonder if there will be any sort of impact longer term as a result of them basically cutting off developer access to their current API. Login, Sharing, and some other stuff remains - but you can't access someone's network graph
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by win_ini 12y ago
This whole post seems like contrived bullshit...clearly he doesn't understand the concept of SaaS and recurring revenue. Investors are betting that box can generate a large amountof recurring revenue and THEN reap profits based on tho
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by win_ini 12y ago
Best. Wired. Article. Ever.
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by win_ini 12y ago
Interesting - but why? I will assume this is a service that is useful for UK companies who need to verify that someone buying something from them is not a "Terroiriste"? What is the use of knowing if someone is a "Politicall
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It's bad enough that I’ve included a line on my OKCupid account:“NO:Brogrammers”(salon.com)
2 points by win_ini 12y ago|2 comments
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by win_ini 12y ago
I don't work there - but that's what I thought when I read that article too. Picturelife has made it onto my homescreen and has supplanted several of the other apps I used to use. Good work! I like how picturelife: - has location
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by win_ini 12y ago
I came were to say the same thing. Was not disappoint. :)
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by win_ini 12y ago
> The difference being, nicotine's psychoactive effects are minor compared to hard drugs. People don't die from a nicotine overdose. Correction- People have died from Nicotine - and with e-cigs there;s concern that it may becom
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by win_ini 12y ago
Note that the "article" is sourced from a "gamifier" called http://ambition.com Sounds a bit like second generation gamification for enterprise. First gen companies included companies such as: Badgeville,
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by win_ini 12y ago
What is this? It doesn't load anything in my browser....
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by win_ini 12y ago
I'd probably stop calling Women "Girls". Imagine this headline was "Hiring boys is difficult (because very few work in the space)" I would think you'd be having a hard time because kids ("boys"/&

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