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by gvinter 5y ago
How quickly is the data accessible? Are sessions viewable realtime?
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by gvinter 5y ago
Yes! Readerly (readerly.com) delivers on what Goodreads doesn't - it doesn't rely on the 5-star rating system and learns what you like to give you better recommendations. This means it's a social network that improves for use
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by gvinter 7y ago
I've really enjoyed watching Rik build this library. Congrats, Rik!
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Apple March 2016 Keynote – 10am PDT(apple.com)
81 points by gvinter 11y ago|58 comments
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Ask HN: How does Intercom and other web apps auto populate user images?
1 points by gvinter 11y ago|0 comments
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We're always looking for “better” project management software(blog.projectpulse.io)
1 points by gvinter 11y ago|0 comments
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Sharing our upcoming features and why we value public dogfooding(projectpulse.io)
3 points by gvinter 11y ago|0 comments
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The best client experiences start before you meet your client(blog.projectpulse.io)
5 points by gvinter 11y ago|0 comments
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UX is trending by why isn't CX (client experience) trending too?(blog.projectpulse.io)
3 points by gvinter 12y ago|0 comments
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Project Management Software Is [Still] Broken(blog.projectpulse.io)
4 points by gvinter 12y ago|0 comments
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by gvinter 12y ago
Yes, and although I won't say to always trust that "feeling you get".. there is a feeling that you get when you organically come to that realization and it's very different from sitting in a brainstorming session and thi
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6 Steps to finding the product idea you should be building(blog.projectpulse.io)
2 points by gvinter 12y ago|2 comments
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by gvinter 12y ago
Plenty of projects just need to be built to test. My apps would never be built and then rev'd if they were built to be "rock solid" in their first iteration. It's important to have frameworks that get apps off the ground
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by gvinter 12y ago
Start with a really good spec. I started ProjectPulse.io by clearly defining the problem, and what the solution would look like. Then I dove into defining the needs of all the MVP features. From there, it wasn't hard for me to make wir
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by gvinter 12y ago
Maybe, but this isn't the issue at hand. The issue is that it's easy for employers to take advantage of employees. Just because you're in a startup doesn't mean you MUST be taken advantage of since that's the cross
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by gvinter 12y ago
This is absolutely true. Without a solid vacation policy you can't lean on anything when push comes to shove. At the end of the day, I believe that if an employer wants to be fair to employees, it doesn't matter if they have unlim
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by gvinter 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Boston I'm a product-focused front-end developer with some available time as a consultant for new interesting projects. I say I'm product-focused because I care deeply about UI/UX, and although I'm
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Show HN: Be a better developer with me(frontenddevweekly.com)
1 points by gvinter 12y ago|0 comments
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by gvinter 13y ago
"9 times out of 10 youre just their product" > Good point. And I'm not looking, so not worried about burning bridges. Thanks for the back-up.
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Ask HN: do other developers just ignore all emails from recruiters too?
12 points by gvinter 13y ago|18 comments
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What if HackerNews was read to you every day?(listentoo.co)
1 points by gvinter 13y ago|0 comments