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Building a Whack-A-Mole game with rn-sprite-sheet
(medium.com)
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lepunk
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Show HN: Flappy Bird in React Native
(medium.com)
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lepunk
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Flappy Bird with react-native-game-engine and Matter.js
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Building Snake with react-native-game-engine
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MineSweeper in React Native
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Minesweeper Tutorial in React Native
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Building a Slot Machine Game in React Native (Part #1)
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lepunk
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lepunk
9y ago
Well of course that is the goal. Without upvotes your product is never seen by your potential users. If you solely rely on luck of people finding you buried in the Newest section than 99% of the time you won't reach the front page. I d
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lepunk
9y ago
Can you elaborate on the word "manipulate"? In my opinion all we did is let our beta users know that we are on PH that day. The whole article is about how PH block products from going infront of new audiences
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How to fail on Product Hunt (despite doing everything right)
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lepunk
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Show HN: f0lio for iOS (and Android)
(f0l.io)
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lepunk
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How to launder the Bitcoins you just stole from NiceHash
(medium.com)
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lepunk
9y ago
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lepunk
9y ago
if one viral application can break the ecosystem, then it probably needs to evolve
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CryptoKitties could be the single most important application of our generation
(medium.com)
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lepunk
9y ago
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Show HN: F0l.io – A Beautiful CryptoCurrency Portfolio Tracker
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F0l.io
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10 apps in 12 months: New App: f0lio
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After the first week
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App #1: FruitPoker
(medium.com)
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lepunk
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Goal: 10 Apps in 12 Months
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lepunk
10y ago
I normally go with: "If you could do it from scratch how would you implement the infrastructure of X" X being a currently widely known service (I'm usually going with Spotify). There is no "right answer" to this que
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Show HN: UnSend.it – unSend / edit SMS text messages
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lepunk
10y ago
Nice job! One suggestion from a person who developed widgets used on lots of sites: You are appending general styles (like styling the a tag, ".container" which is a popular class name) to the containing document's body. This
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Bing just became the best search engine for developers
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10y ago
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lepunk
11y ago
very nice. one thing i'm missing tho is a callback functionality. for example i did a quick scraper for tesco.com { page(url:"http://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/browse/default.aspx?N=42947
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lepunk
11y ago
That is a fair question, and a "what if" type so its hard to answer. if you assume an ideal world with sane CEOs than it shouldn't matter what the investors expect. The startup should burn cash at an optimal rate to achieve t
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lepunk
11y ago
"...but there are hundreds if not thousands more startups that will make their founders and investors rich." I think the correct word here would be "richer". For VCs 5x return on an investment while desirable, it's
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lepunk
11y ago
i think thats just a matter of adding this header on the server side Access-Control-Allow-Origin:
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lepunk
11y ago
tried, but it doesn't seem to do
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lepunk
11y ago
Neat, but don't think its exploitable in reality, but neat indeed. Did a bit of play around with it and it does seem to work on input fields but fortunately not on password type fields (which is logical, considering the browser is not
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