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by tsergiu 1y ago
By "internal feedback" do you mean feedback when a user is logged into an account? We allow you to do fine-grained censoring of any DOM element by adding class="do-not-track". So if there's a field, or an entire pag
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Show HN: Suggest – Ultra-low-friction feedback for your website(suggest.dev)
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Founders make the best early customers(toarca.com)
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Founders make the best early customers(toarca.com)
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I spent millions building a product with no revenue(toarca.com)
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My Adventures in Entrepreneurship(toarca.com)
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Failing Upward(toarca.com)
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I had no idea what I was doing(toarca.com)
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by tsergiu 3y ago
Why is it not possible to embed the NFC tag in a destructible medium? Like those annoying stickers that you cannot peel without ripping? If you use that, then the only way to move the NFC tag to another item would be to cut it out of the or
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by tsergiu 3y ago
What prevents somebody from scanning it and reconstructing the position of the metal pieces? Perhaps a better solution is to create a small chip powered by electric induction. The chip would have an embedded private key and solve challenge-
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by tsergiu 3y ago
Adding an explainer now
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Show HN: Executo.rs – Meet other founders weekly to talk strategy and ideas(executo.rs)
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by tsergiu 3y ago
We tried for years to do things like this, and in the end an approach using typescript is way, way better than anything else I've seen attempted. In my latest project[1], we set up the types for the API. The server and client are both
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by tsergiu 3y ago
I am skeptical of reports published by the cities. There is incentive for the reports to skew positive, since otherwise individuals can lose elections/jobs/contracts. So I looked back at the 2014-2016 reports from Flint, Michigan
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Content-defined chunking: unreasonably effective compression(toarca.com)
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by tsergiu 4y ago
Almost every date picker I've used is terrible. If you are reading this and are responsible for adding a datepicker, please, please, please do at least the following: 1. There should be a textbox allowing me to type a human-readable da
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by tsergiu 6y ago
In my opinion the syntax of layerci is relatively simple as someone coming from docker, and does basically boil down to "give us the commands you use to deploy" However they also have the advantage that they can run deployments on
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by tsergiu 7y ago
Crowdsourcing works in cases where lots of customers are interested in the same set of attributes to extract. But by definition, customers interested in long-tail attributes (i.e. virtually all of them) don't have others to source thos
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by tsergiu 7y ago
Training a new model for each category is already possible today, but doesn't achieve the goal (mass-specialization). The problem is that when you pre-train a model, you can only solve for the lowest common denominator of what every cu
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by tsergiu 7y ago
I'm the founder of parsehub. We are doing well and are independently owned. I think there are 3 things that contribute to this: 1. It is very easy to make a prototype that looks "magical" but very hard to build something that
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by tsergiu 8y ago
We used to use Intercom and were frustrated that they charged us a random amount every month. They also don't have tools for lead gen or making calls to customers. It was a big pain having our calls go through skype. We'd have to
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by tsergiu 8y ago
We're a small team from Toronto, Canada that's also behind ParseHub. Our goal was to launch quickly and iterate, so the public-facing portion of the site is somewhat barebones at this stage. We'll be sure to add legal info sh
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by tsergiu 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we'll work on the mobile version of the pricing page to make it less confusing. We don't have bots yet, but they are coming in the near future. If you leave your email (just start a conversation on our sit
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by tsergiu 8y ago
No, we sell our chat at cost in order to expose customers to the other parts of our platform, which we think are far better (and directly translate to more revenue for our customers) than other, siloed platforms. We expect to make money on
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by tsergiu 8y ago
Hey HN! We built Moment because we found that there weren't any other platforms that make user data easy to manage. Each type of user data was in its own silo. We'd have email/chat in Intercom/Drift, revenue data in Stri
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Show HN: Moment – Customer support by livechat, email, videocall, session rewind(momentcrm.com)
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by tsergiu 8y ago
Thanks so much for the feedback! I think, based on other feedback we received, at least a subset of our target audience (recent graduates who are too busy to plan stuff) wants a way to be able to stay healthy without the boredom that comes
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by tsergiu 8y ago
Our aim is to provide a variety of events. They vary from high intensity: climbing, biking, trapeze, archery, hiking, various sports, etc. To mild intensity: yoga, horseback riding, walks, camping, scavenger hunts, etc. To low intensity: bo
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by tsergiu 8y ago
Hey all, I've always been frustrated by the amount of hassle involved in researching and planning interesting things to do on weekends. So much so, that most weekends I end up staying inside. It's also become harder to make new fr
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Show HN: Mystery box adventures every weekend(weekendadventure.fun)
7 points by tsergiu 8y ago|5 comments

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