seekely

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A memestream is coming: Quibi will flop and TikTok shows the way(seekely.com)
2 points by seekely 6y ago|0 comments
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A computer was asked to predict which startups would be successful(weforum.org)
1 points by seekely 9y ago|0 comments
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Early signs of Apple's next big thing(quid.com)
1 points by seekely 9y ago|0 comments
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by seekely 11y ago
I have been working with Chef for a handful of years now and heavily at Quid. Finally put together a few of my many thoughts on Chef. Hoping to touch on a few other topics in the near future.
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The Ups and Downs of a Chef Shop(technology.quid.com)
2 points by seekely 11y ago|1 comments
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Reaching equilibrium in web browser network visualizations(technology.quid.com)
5 points by seekely 11y ago|0 comments
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by seekely 11y ago
Quid (quid.com) - San Francisco - H1B/VISA welcome Our product combines mathematical models with advanced data visualizations to help turn the world's information into high value intelligence. With a still small development team,
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by seekely 12y ago
I've been working at Quid for the last two and half years. The momentum here is getting really exciting. Let me know if you have any questions! We're (of course) hiring and also just completed a solid round ( http://t
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by seekely 13y ago
Quid (quid.com) - San Francisco - H1B welcome This place has so much potential and great momentum with huge clients like Microsoft, Samsung, Visa, etc... Our product combines advanced data visualizations, mathematical models, and data proce
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by seekely 14y ago
On a Windows box, Helvetica is aliased to Arial as true Helvetica is not installed.
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by seekely 14y ago
Oops! Thanks!
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by seekely 14y ago
Thanks, I will fix this for next sale.
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by seekely 14y ago
I have had the damnedest time getting the size right on those buttons. Can you tell me your device/browser/screen size?
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by seekely 14y ago
Bummer :( I would really really like to ship to Europe (and everywhere), but as a 1 man show right now, I can't logistically make that happen for some time.
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by seekely 14y ago
Good question and obviously not an optimal situation. Since I'm a small shop going through a third party printer, I am last in line for raw t-shirt supply. Mix in color and size availability, and it gets pretty tricky to rely on one brand.
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by seekely 14y ago
If I have data worth releasing (i.e. sales volume), I most certainly will. I'm very curious myself!
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by seekely 14y ago
The shirts are being water/discharged printed by http://forwardprinting.com . A very high quality and award winning printer.
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by seekely 14y ago
The t-shirts are of quality, I promise :) The subscription suggestion is great and might be a better fit for Nifty. I'll have to give some thought. Another direction I am thinking of going is more clearly separating the purchase from the p
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by seekely 14y ago
Below in the comments, I mention I am very curious to find out if people will take buying the least popular t-shirt as a positive (I'm unique) or negative (Why would I want a trash shirt). You clearly fall in the latter category, which is
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by seekely 14y ago
I am fulfilling the orders myself (with help) via USPS and FedEx until it gets out of hand.
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by seekely 14y ago
Thanks! I have some shirt info at http://getnifty.com/shirt/info , but agreed it should be more prominent and detailed. And pushing out copy change to 'Sign up for weekly sale notifications' as we speak.
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by seekely 14y ago
As a very frequent t-shirt purchaser myself, the reason sites like TeeFury (which I love) do not sell at $25 is because their t-shirt quality, design, and printing style is not anywhere near as nice as Threadless or DesignByHumans. I am ho
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by seekely 14y ago
I do not want people making regrettable purchases, so I will play around with the concept if that's the impression I get from buyers. I am very curious to find out if people will take buying the least popular t-shirt as a positive 'i'm uniq
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by seekely 14y ago
I had this idea rolling around in my head for the last couple of years, and I finally decided to build the damned thing just to get idea relief. The backend is a typical LAMP stack with the Symfony2 framework backing the P. Varnish sits in
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Show HN: I mixed selling t-shirts with a little bit of game theory(getnifty.com)
171 points by seekely 14y ago|82 comments
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Finding freelance work the brute force way(happykoalas.com)
19 points by seekely 15y ago|2 comments
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by seekely 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco OR Remote. My portfolio: http://happykoalas.com My resume: http://happykoalas.com/docs/resume.pdf I'm a full-time freelancer with about 10-15 off-hours a week of availability. I'm primarily a backend/web dev
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by seekely 15y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco OR Remote. My portfolio: http://happykoalas.com My resume: http://happykoalas.com/docs/resume.pdf I'm primarily a backend/web developer with strengths in PHP, Java and C++. My background consists of stints i
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by seekely 15y ago
Sorry, the 'history of contradictory evidence' should have read the 'candidate's history of contradictory evidence' (e.g. having a really strong portfolio and work history to contradict a poor showing on the whiteboard). I try to interview
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by seekely 15y ago
Because a candidate with a mediocre background yet a strong showing on the whiteboard will get the job. The problem isn't not hiring somebody having a bad day. The problem is the over reliance on the whiteboard signal, despite a candidate's

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