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Name Your Favorite Artist: Calling for a New Art World
(medium.com)
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jrlevine
10y ago
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jrlevine
14y ago
ah I see, sorry if the title was misleading.
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Show HN: See what your friends are liking on Tumblr
(thelikemonkey.com)
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jrlevine
14y ago
hah, my bad! thanks again for doing it.
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jrlevine
14y ago
Really? Just tested again and it worked fine. Sorry about that. @ me on twitter @jrlevine if you're still willing to give feedback.
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jrlevine
14y ago
wow, good call. late night oversight. edited the survey.
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How Technology is Making Us Stupid and Destroying Everything Good
(jakelevine.me)
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14y ago
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The Last Great Thing Clay Shirky Found on the Internet
(lastgreatthing.com)
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"because we’re competing with everybody who puts up a webpage on the internet"
(blog.news.me)
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jrlevine
14y ago
and here's the smarter answer from @tolar: Geofencing typically relies on cell tower changes, a coarser measure of location than GPS, but one that saves on battery life.
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jrlevine
14y ago
I've been using it for the last few weeks and it's really not bad. Eager to hear your experience with it — jake [at] news.me
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jrlevine
14y ago
Cool idea. For now we just support one location, but you can make that location whatever you want (home, office, etc.)
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jrlevine
14y ago
So the short story is that we're using geofencing to download news content in the background when you leave your preset "Home" location. Super useful for subway commuters. Kudos to @tolar, iOS developer and subway rider extraordinaire for c
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Paper Boy for News.me — Download Your News in the Background When You Leave Home
(blog.news.me)
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14y ago
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14y ago
best website ever
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37% of Shared Articles are "Awesome" (Why do we share what we share?)
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Gothamist's Jake Dobkin, Metro reporter 2.0: "Dude, I just unfollowed you"
(blog.news.me)
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15y ago
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Ah, Push it. The Push Music Behind 19 Startups.
(blog.news.me)
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15y ago
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Show HN: News.me for iPhone (We want your feedback)
(blog.news.me)
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15y ago
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"Apple said it had to be a windowless room, with three iPads chained to a table"
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jrlevine
15y ago
well articulated!
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jrlevine
15y ago
Sarcasm :) sorry, I got a little snarky there. Totally agree with you.
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Facebook, It's Like Instagram for Birthdays
(jakelevine.me)
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15y ago
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Media Cyborg: How Mediagazer Editor Patricia Sauthoff Gets Her News
(blog.news.me)
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15y ago
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jrlevine
15y ago
awesome — we've got some work to do for sure. looking forward to any thoughts you have on what to improve.
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Summify Users: We're here for you. You're safe.
(blog.news.me)
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15y ago
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The "Chaotic and Ungoverned" Explosion of News
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Megan Garber of The Atlantic — Bic Pencils, Empty Margins and Delicious
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"I hate, hate, hate television news" and more from Anil Dash
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How Poynter's Jeff Sonderman Reads the News — and How It Can All Be Made Better
(blog.news.me)
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