miguelos

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by miguelos 14y ago
They really have to change their website, but in particular that cheesy/glossy logo. It just looks awful.
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by miguelos 15y ago
That's exactly what I'm planning to build! I'm not sure if I should go hybrid or all-in. By hybrid I mean that people could receive regular human-readable emails, but senders could include a small url or tag that links to the semantic infor
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by miguelos 15y ago
Let me disagree. Unless you plan to discover new ideas by mistake, you absolutely need a vision, and then find the way to get there. If you start from the bottom (bottom-up), you'll constantly compromise technically, as lots of things are n
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by miguelos 15y ago
I don't know what your product is or does, but from what I just read, it doesn't seem to be very innovative. You're building a faster horse instead of a car. The solution lays in semantic communication. As long as you mainly communicate wit
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by miguelos 15y ago
That's exactly what my future start-up will do! Is anyone interested in making it happen?
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by miguelos 15y ago
The problem with emails is not the spam or the sorting, it's that they're not actionable. Tasks in a to-do list are almost directly actionable, and that's what most emails aim for.
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by miguelos 15y ago
À la LinkedIn.
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What do you want to see in a social task management app/service?
1 points by miguelos 15y ago|2 comments
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by miguelos 15y ago
To be honest, I think I prefer your app to my app :P Just move the about section somewhere else (and link to it from the application bar menu). You should also sync the details animations. Where do you get your data from? Do you use data sc
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by miguelos 15y ago
For the moment, you can read posts using iHackerNews (that's the quick solution I came out with). I'm working on native comments but it will take some time (don't expect it this month, I'm too busy). Thanks for the feedback.
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by miguelos 15y ago
Not so good. MVVM is fairly new to me and I find hard not to just use code-behind. I think I prefer MVVM Light, mostly because of design-time data.
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by miguelos 15y ago
Damn, your app looks great (and very similar to Combinator v1.0). Comments are tricky, I'm also working on them.
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by miguelos 15y ago
http://ihackernews.com/ is an excellent Hacker News mobile website. It also provides the third-party Hacker News API used by Combinator. The problem is that Windows Phone doesn't allow users to pin website icons to their start screen (you
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Combinator v1.1 - A simple Hacker News client for Windows Phone.(windowsphone.com)
49 points by miguelos 15y ago|27 comments
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Combinator - A simple Hacker News client for Windows Phone
12 points by miguelos 15y ago|5 comments
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by miguelos 15y ago
I just released my Hacker News reader app on the Windows Phone marketplace, and saw your post while I was testing mine. Why are so many people developing Hacker News app all of a sudden?