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Word Game(wordgame.wtf)
1 points by innonate 4y ago|1 comments
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by innonate 4y ago
Happy weekend! My family has had so much fun sharing Wordle scores together. We are a competitive group when it comes to games and trivia. So, a few weekends ago I made a fun app where we could challenge each other with a different word eac
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by innonate 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Firstly, Amy is very awesome indeed. And as for the recommendation accept payment for the S3 service, it's something we've considered – likely a choose your own dollar amount thing. In the meantime, feel f
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by innonate 12y ago
Fair enough. So perhaps not smart, but brave? When you have a lot invested in something like Google+ a smart call can be tough to make.
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by innonate 12y ago
Would love to hang next time I come out to SF area. Custom S3 buckets are great for us because they don't cost us a lot to support, not many people ever want them (relative to the general public), but it allows us to do something aweso
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by innonate 12y ago
Very smart move by Google here. People don't trust Google+ as a repository for photos because it's inherently a social product and with social products there is always some confusion about privacy. As a standalone product they can
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by innonate 12y ago
Nice post :) Yeah, I think the biggest misconception about the photo space, seeing how many of us cropped up at the same time, is that you can spend enough time on product rather than the hard tech stuff to make a dent in the world. We&#x27
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by innonate 12y ago
Very cool!
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Image Similarity and Duplicate Detection at Picturelife(blog.picturelife.com)
11 points by innonate 12y ago|2 comments
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by innonate 12y ago
It's clear they are putting everything into Photos and so this makes sense. Big question is what they do with all the edits/metadata/etc that people have invested in Aperture.
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by innonate 12y ago
This latest round of updates for Apple certainly is interesting, but when's the last time they got photos right? For me it was the first iPhoto version, and since then every "exciting" development has been a bust. Main reason
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by innonate 12y ago
As someone who publicly fretted that my lovely Twitter was over in 2010, I totally agree with MG here.
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by innonate 12y ago
Knowing you, you already know :D
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by innonate 12y ago
Hoping they add Objective-C to the list soon! I'd really like to learn that next.
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by innonate 12y ago
Thanks! We never "launched" -- just one day we had a website and our beta friends started inviting other friends, and then we just grew from there. Looking back, though, that was a dumb idea. We shoulda done a mega big PR launch :
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by innonate 12y ago
I am totally fine with this. I've been living on the Internet for a long time. I've always been comfortable saying exacting how I feel and what I believe and letting there be a permanent record of it. There are definitely comments
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by innonate 12y ago
We have plans up to 1TB -- we need to update our marketing site. Check out https://picturelife.com/settings/subscription (once you're signed in). We support Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android. And then imports from Dr
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by innonate 12y ago
Totally not my sole decision. If there were an offer on the table it would be my fiduciary responsibility to let the Board know, and we as a group would vote along with other shareholders with voting rights. It's a bit more complicated
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by innonate 12y ago
FYI Dropbox is one of the places you can import/sync from https://picturelife.com/settings/networks (need to login first)
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by innonate 12y ago
Well, our company's PayPal address is linked to nate@picturelife.com -- if anyone wants to pay us for the custom S3 service they are already using, and we are giving away for free, they can feel free! Like I said, as we take another lo
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by innonate 12y ago
Hi @enjo, see the reply I gave @pnathan to answer some of this. But in general I can tell you that we really are driven by much more than money here. A few times we've gotten to consider the idea of having a small financial outcome, an
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by innonate 12y ago
It's a good question and something I've thought about. I have a half-written blog post from a few months ago (proof: http://note.io/1lde2HC ) that tries to address this. My idea was that every SAAS startup should
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by innonate 12y ago
I would love to do an AMA sometime. To be honest, I've just been a long-time lurker on HN (6.7 years a member!), but I sorta wouldn't know the best way/time to go about doing one. Any tips?
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by innonate 12y ago
Ha! Thanks -- love that you're asking to pay for it. For now our custom S3 support is a gift. In the future we may change that (and grandfather folks in). In any case, thanks for being a fan.
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by innonate 12y ago
Thanks and great question. Picturelife is not yet profitable but is headed in that direction. If all goes to plan, we can get to profitability by the end of the year. Nothing is a done deal, but that's the plan and I have a very, very
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by innonate 12y ago
I'm sorry, but I think these startups just give other startups a bad name. I'm the CEO of Picturelife and I wouldn't dream of rolling over like this so easily. We have thousands of customers and just killing our service would
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Fixit: Twitter Cards Anti-Pattern(innonate.com)
1 points by innonate 12y ago|0 comments
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Storage Wars: What the AWS price drops means for startups(medium.com)
9 points by innonate 12y ago|0 comments
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Why We're Accepting Bitcoin at Picturelife(medium.com)
4 points by innonate 13y ago|0 comments
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by innonate 13y ago
They won't! We're in great shape and I think Everpix customers will help make us strong. Thanks for the kind words! Nate

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