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by yoshyosh 7y ago
agreed with this, hot liquids def made things much easier
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
Good call, maybe I should just look into getting something custom made here. This is the press I'll likely buy once back https://www.amazon.com/Mexican-Electric-Tortilla-Gorditas-Bu...
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
I want to live in Mexico for a little bit one day. I imagine you came out of that with a taste for tacos that can't be matched anywhere. Were there any spots that you really enjoyed that had the organic blue maize that you liked or was
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
For sure, I mostly watched the Taco Chronicles Carne Asada episode on Netflix about 20x haha but here's a link to a similar recipe https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1019621-sonoran-style-fl... however here'
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
I'm learning how to make tacos starting with the tortilla. I'm originally from San Diego and have always missed Mexican food whenever I moved abroad. On a recent trip back to San Diego, I went to over a dozen Mexican shops to find
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
Just a little bit of feedback, while the visuals are quite nice I think this page could be helpful if treated like a landing page, what's the problem/why is this helpful compared to what I currently/normally do. I might not b
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
I think developers are missing the testing practices UX designers have grown accustomed to: 1. Usability tests where developers literally sit down and watch someone install and use your library from scratch (I find a lot of developers do no
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
awesome, not sure how I'd handle comments since this approach would aim to be as seamless as possible. Maybe when they click into the thread you use the UI to remind them of the other saved items they have using the right sidebar for e
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
Curious if you've thought about this as a browser extension where it injects what you've saved into the main reddit feed. For example, one saved item per refresh. So you naturally rediscover and engage with items you've saved
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
https://bullettrain.co/ is the main one I know
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
Agreed on pricing, most low end smbs that have very little mentions may fit with this price point but if they have so little mentions is it even a pain point for them? Whereas bigger companies likely have the pain point with a lot of mentio
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
I think it depends on what you're editing. With internet speeds continuing to increase and be widely available, people getting increasingly used to recording themselves/creating their own content, and the influencer marketing wave
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
With things like Figma changing the nature of design tools (in the browser) why don't you see a video editor in the browser taking off?
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
Assuming you're talking about cronitor, curious what feeder products you guys created, and how did that work out?
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by yoshyosh 7y ago
very curious about this as well, given that price point and targeting the developer market
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by yoshyosh 8y ago
Is there anyone that's a software engineer in your workplace? If so befriend them and start learning about the problems they solve. Then try to implement solutions on your own and soon assist them. If not, research other similar compan
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by yoshyosh 8y ago
Google Wave, really wish they just had it as a toggle mode for gmail as they built up adoption
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by yoshyosh 8y ago
Definitely, and the only way to get there is to keep experimenting even at a large scale. I think Bezos mentions it quite a bit that a lot of larger companies don't get (because they are most of the time not founder controlled and run)
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by yoshyosh 8y ago
I think it most likely has to do with catering to the PH audience and what they may like. HN, DN, and other sites work the same way, most of the time your product/content has to cater to that audience's interests. It can also depe
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by yoshyosh 8y ago
What frustrates you about Shopify that you wish could be better?
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by yoshyosh 9y ago
1. Yes we have a variety of design challenges we could use your service for that we don't have the bandwidth for each month. From ads, to illustrations, to graphics, blog templates, in app work, and more. 2. I am building my 3rd startu
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by yoshyosh 9y ago
This sounds like a very interesting idea as a cohesive product. A normal user wouldn't be able to set this up themselves.
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by yoshyosh 9y ago
I bet there's still room for such a solution if it was targeted specifically to developers. I personally really liked Parse because of this functionality.
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by yoshyosh 9y ago
Totally agree, have you heard of http://ipfs.io ? What you describe will be the new norm due to the advances blockchain is enabling for the distributed web
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
As much as we wish this is true, the same thing happened when the Wright Brothers harnessed the power of flight. It didn't just spread like wildfire. http://www.forbes.com/2003/11/19/1119aviation.html
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
Sounds like the classic 10x problem. Switching costs are so high that your solution needs to be 10x and/or you find an underserved piece of the market to start
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
I think there are some pretty cool things that can be done here. A lot of organizations follow similar structures. Engineer -> Lead Engineer -> Director of Engineering -> Senior Director, etc. Since they follow similar patterns &#x
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
I wish this was automatic, factored into your browser + existing internet bill. This way the sites you consume the most content on / get the most from naturally get some form of compensation automatically
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
At the end of the day, the person is hiring to fill a specific job. A side project can represent every aspect of a business/product, it's the interviewee's job to spin it in a way that makes it relevant to what the interviewe
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by yoshyosh 10y ago
Creating multiple versions of share images for social media

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