feed16 | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: I've been writing daily TILs for a year
I wish technology was simple enough that writing these TILs would be unnecessary.
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feed16 | 10 years ago
If we both feel you'll be happy with the results after 60 minutes of work, yes.
You might want to think about reducing the scope, like take out the soundcloud, and support only text messages initially.
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: How we got our first 100 paying customers
What was the company? I didn't catch this in the article.
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: Parker Conrad Steps Down as Zenefits CEO
"Our culture and tone have been inappropriate for a highly regulated company"
That might not be a bad thing. It could be precisely because it was inappropriate that Zenefits got ahead.
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: What computer science can teach economics (2009)
There's a third option when shooting a penalty kick: aim straight for the goalie. No matter which side the goalie goes for, the shooter always wins.
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: Things to Know about Databases that Leverage Partially Homomorphic Encryption
I never understood why homomorphic encryption is too slow to be used reliably today. Does some part of the computation need more power than todays computers can offer?
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: GoBelle. Like our mission?
A few notes:
After spending 5 seconds reading I can't tell what your mission is. It works best to first write out the mission statement in a one sentence.
Do you sell photovoltaics? Jewlery? Bitcoin services? My mind jumps around with the current page.
The mission statement may also read better if it talks about what the company wants to do -- not what the visitor wants.
Now I visited the main page, it is jewelry. It's a beautiful page. I would suggest making the subscribe button taller so people will be more likely to press it. I also wish I knew how the stones are sourced, which perhaps is was what you tried to touch on in the mission.
feed16 | 10 years ago | on: Show HN: Bubblehunt – curated web search
It's worth giving this idea a try.
1. I wish there was a different way to sign up, without needing Facebook or Twitter.
2. Can I add resources, to see how it works, without signing up? Like try it out for a week (with cookies), and if I like it then I can sign up?
3. Will this approach let you do something Google can't? Why/how?
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