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Show HN: Check your website in 10 screen resolutions by scrolling through a PDF
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kleine2
9y ago
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kleine2
11y ago
Ask a few people that you would expect to know about something like this and if none of them have heard of it then practically speaking it doesn't exist. The added bonus is you can see if these people think it would be useful.
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Ask HN: Strategy to raise money for smaller market size
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kleine2
15y ago
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kleine2
16y ago
I think you also need a valuation for the company so that as they continue to put money in (and assuming you will not) you know how much you should get diluted by.
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kleine2
17y ago
interested
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kleine2
17y ago
Books by Brian Tracy
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kleine2
17y ago
Yeah. That is cool and I was thinking the same thing. I also thought that the more real time it will be the better, so you can get into the discussion while people are still reading it :). I would love to talk more about it.
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Algorithm for sorting of comments on hacker news
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kleine2
17y ago
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kleine2
17y ago
But is the app store (like Microsoft Windows) a good thing from the perspective of the users? App store makes it easier to buy software for the users. Even if it makes life harder for the developers. It also lets developers get paid for stu
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kleine2
17y ago
You are protecting against spam right? Or why would you want this? You might try testing alternative question posting options and see which gets a high follow through. Obviously you want some way to protect against spam but by adding as lit
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kleine2
17y ago
Overall it's pretty nice. I like how you can post your question and it gets you to sign up slowly step by step. UI is pretty nice and also fast. About us should have some more meat. FAQ and Contact us at the top don't work. Should have a si
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kleine2
19y ago
It's too hard to follow the order that someone types. Is there a more user friendly way to present this information?