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Show HN: Timer App for Coffee Enthusiasts(brewseful.com)
1 points by andymangold 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The Best Chess App for iPhone(tallchess.com)
2 points by andymangold 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: We built a browser based note taking bookmarklet in under two hours(scratchtab.com)
4 points by andymangold 14y ago|0 comments
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Pull to Create(briefjournal.tumblr.com)
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A Gift Buyer's Guide from Someone Who Hates Giving and Receiving Gifts(andymangold.com)
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A Case for Email: Why I Just Started an Email Newsletter(andymangold.com)
5 points by andymangold 14y ago|2 comments
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A Case for User Experience, a Jittergram Post-Mortem(friendsoftheweb.com)
3 points by andymangold 14y ago|0 comments
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by andymangold 14y ago
I appreciate the need for vagueness in your answer to the question of "What exactly are you building?" I'm sure in many ways you and your team don't know exactly how it's going to grow and change, and I for one would rather have the team ma
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by andymangold 14y ago
I'm glad you brought this up, Lance. Frankly, I'm surprised that no one else has. Due to tax complications, the percentage of money we're going to be able to give is going to vary drastically depending on how many overall copies of the app
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by andymangold 14y ago
Thanks for taking the time to write this out, Gordon. One of our biggest concerns with the node view was that it would imply more significance than is actually present, as you mention. Like you point out, the radial order of the nodes, thei
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by andymangold 14y ago
Thanks for taking the time to leave some thoughtful feedback. To pull back the curtain a bit, you are right that the nodes that show up when a parent node is tapped are randomized. As you can imagine, many Wikipedia pages have thousands of
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by andymangold 14y ago
You should also check out "3 Degrees of Wikipedia" http://www.threewiki.com/
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by andymangold 14y ago
We had not seen that before, but it is pretty similar. Thanks for sharing!
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A Wikipedia Reader for iOS that visualizes the connections between articles(wikiwebapp.com)
64 points by andymangold 14y ago|45 comments
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by andymangold 14y ago
Not a referral link? Missed opportunity.
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by andymangold 14y ago
Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding, but it actually seems like you agree with me almost completely... You say: >it has become less a place where you post your progress and methods and more a place to hype your startup, post your better
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Dribbble is Not a Platform for Critique(andymangold.com)
2 points by andymangold 14y ago|3 comments
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The Great Divide(andymangold.com)
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by andymangold 14y ago
Levying "designer arrogance" on Google is laughable. Google has never made decisions based on the principles of design before, so why would one assume the design process is to blame here? I think this is a result of people who don't under
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by andymangold 15y ago
"50 Images that are now YOURS" is a bit misleading. The point of the Creative Commons License is that the images still belong to Wired, but now others are allowed to use them. This will only contribute to the "Creative Commons means it's fr