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yehosef
8y ago
No, the 2000 limit is just for the "beta price" with that assumption that the future price would be more (I'd assume $15-30) It accomplishes a few things - measures interest, give people that value the product a way to thank
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yehosef
8y ago
Seems like a mistake to me. Charge a small fee ($5-10) for "beta testers" (aka everyone now) limited to 2000 users. If you don't sell anything - fine. But if you do, it'll encourage and enable you to continue developi
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yehosef
8y ago
Because: 1) many people prefer Vue over React - you can google them and their reasons. 2) one of the great selling points in the React ecosystem is React-Native - you can write many parts of your code once and use both for web and native ap
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8y ago
some screenshots here.. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gfOiOvmBP5f_sFUWr6Zs...
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8y ago
Sorry that wasn't more clear. I've been working with the product so I forget. You can keep track of saved articles and things you've read. And when you read the comments of a story, when you see it on your feed again it show
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yehosef
8y ago
Hi - creator here. I've been working on a HackerNews client for a while and I think it's ready for others to play with. Note: This is still a rough beta and there are things I'm working on: * build size is still too big (my
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Show HN: HackerNewsPro – Looking for beta users
(hackernewspro.com)
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yehosef
8y ago
This is an interesting play but doesn't seem like a good fit. The examples on the front page: "how do I connect to our database", "what kind of email templates do we have". Are these questions that you're goin
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yehosef
8y ago
The founder claims this wasn't true. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16956549 AFAIK, slander is still a problem in some parts of the world.
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9y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/17/data-war-whistl... is good (a bit long..) and http://www.straitstimes.com/world/united-states/how-facebook... has a great quote tha
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9y ago
Sure - Trump's allies, domestic and foreign, used Facebook to game the elections, at a bargain price. Smart weapons for a brave new world.
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9y ago
I know it was artificial - but where was the intelligence?
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yehosef
9y ago
Thanks for the link - looks cool!
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yehosef
9y ago
For many use cases, ES has great memory characteristics because the doc values, which is now default. https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/curr... As an example, I have the HN data set
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9y ago
I can't believe there is not an ICO in there somewhere.
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9y ago
I guess the question is whether they get would enough people to pay if they charge more. As a side ponder - I wonder how many businesses are killed by bad price-points.
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yehosef
9y ago
Did you look into Stripe Atlas? - they do all the work of setting up the company and bank for around $500.
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9y ago
important quote: >Interestingly, an alternative approach has emerged in 3D sensing research, that turns this hardware problem into a software problem by leveraging deep learning to improve the speed and quality of 3D reconstruction.
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yehosef
9y ago
This is because you are reading comments of people that write comments. People that write comments, (usually) read comments. There are lots of people that read comments that don't write comments and probably even more that don't
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Ask HN: Why don't I believe blockchain will change the world?
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this would be interesting to me also
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I think what's interesting about this ICO is that their product is a natural fit with the blockchain ideology. Because of the encryption of telegram, people are already using for communications that they don't want observed by th
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yehosef
9y ago
At this rate, soon the AI's going to open a "Human Learning" course to see if they can teach us anything. I hope we're not "depreciated".
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I would also be very interested in a video tutorial. For me, watching a video is usually my first step - then I would try an interactive tutorial.
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done - hn@ycombinator.com - any other addresses?
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Missing HN data in the firebase API
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Ask HN: Could a Blockchain add value to HackerNews?
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9y ago
This looks great - thanks!
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When I first saw this I thought it said "Who invented humans". Too much simulation theory on the brain..
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9y ago
https://elastic.news/ - soon with 100% more elasticsearch!
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