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19d ago
Yeah, we have one, and same thing. Bluetooth to a web URL on the phone and boom, new sharpening angle calibrator just works! Love not having to download a separate app.
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In 2026, Less Than One Third of Google Searches Still Send a Click
(sparktoro.com)
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5mo ago
Shortly after this book came out, my wife and I read it together and a few months later, formed a studio to make a game together. She's the writer. I'm the creative director. Launch is still a year away, but it's been a wonde
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Show HN: Alertmouse – a free, better version of Google Alerts
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9mo ago
Unusual that an interview captures such a nuanced take, but I appreciate both Ward's pragmatism and his sadness around the death of human-created art. Grateful for the submission.
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First Ultrasonic Chef's Knife Vibrates 40,000X/Second for Easy Cutting
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1y ago
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1y ago
Just wanted to say this is wonderful work, timely for a couple of my companies, and I love seeing stuff like it posted to HN.
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1y ago
Deeply curious to know if this is an outlier opinion, a mainstream but pessimistic one, or the general consensus. My LinkedIn feed and personal network certainly suggests that it's an outlier, but I wonder if the people around me are o
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1y ago
Archive link is here: https://archive.ph/Plj4J
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Guy Attached 21 Chef's Knives to a Robot Arm to Determine Which One Is Best
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1y ago
Thought it was great. Thanks for writing and submitting!
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1y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for the submission. I never would have found this story otherwise, and it's both a powerful read and especially relevant to a close friend—she was one of the airlifted/trafficked babies and has never been
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1y ago
While many of the images were low resolution or just strange icon graphics, and the text felt like AI-slop, the core concept is great. Hope you keep making progress on this.
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2y ago
"Make sure your hook is glowingly radioactively good. Don't overbalance. Leave in some jank. Scope down and finish quickly. And avoid tropes. Stand out." Sounds like outstanding advice. I hope we can follow in your footsteps!
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2y ago
Incredible work, Brian! I'm in awe of what you've done in such a short amount of time. I started an indie game company (still working on our first title) and had a few related questions if that's OK? 1) If you didn't nee
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2y ago
I love this concept for a thread. Here are a few people my startups have worked with that I can vouch for: Asia Orangio of DemandMaven - customer research and SaaS product positioning, feature prioritization, and product strategy Talia Wolf
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Analysis of 332M Google Queries from 130K People Over 21 Months
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2y ago
+1 for Threads - I'm shocked at how good the engagement is there, and how kind the community is (generally) too
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2y ago
VERY much like this part: "integrates directly into your GitHub workflow, transforming Figma designs into deployable code and understanding your entire codebase." Getting on the waitlist.
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2y ago
I think that's a very standard VC line I've encountered in the startup world, but the stats just don't bear it out. Pick any software business - productivity tools, marketing, data providers, security, UX, medical/health
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2y ago
Couldn't agree more. It's cool to be profitable, to grow slowly and with intention, to create a good experience for founders, employees, and customers, to build something that lasts. The grow-fast-or-die-trying approach that Silic
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In 2020, two thirds of Google searches ended without a click
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Yup. Ditto here. I'm a "Zebra" style founder (as in Zebras not Unicorns) and love what TinySeed's doing. My wife and I are LPs in TinySeed, too. Really sad that Indie.vc's LPs weren't willing to even wait the u
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6y ago
Love this Nialna - thanks for sharing, and for making a demo for us non-devs to explore, too :-)
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6y ago
Disco Elysium really nails late stage capitalism.
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6y ago
+1 for April. She recommends against a lot of what's in this First-round article, and I think that's wise. This feels like an out-of-date business school primer, which is unusual for FirstRound as their stuff's historically p
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Hi HN. Second-time founder (previously co-founded Moz), launching our product for the first time today. It's a tool to help founders, market researchers, PRs, & marketers discover the publications and people followed+engaged-with b
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Show HN: We Built a Search Engine to Uncover Any Audience's Sources of Influence
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6y ago
One of the best, most beautifully written articles I've read during this dark timeline. So glad someone submitted it here. Highly recommend listening to the audio version.
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Where Americans Search the Web (Google vs. Bing, Facebook, Amazon, and the Rest)
(sparktoro.com)
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