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This seems pretty great, especially if it could surface pricing that is usually obscured. Any plans to publish some results? edit: i think these are some examples: https://salespeak.ai/profiles/

Kinside (YC S18) | Full Stack Software Eng | Full-time | Vancouver, Canada / Remote: North America

Kinside tackles the single most challenging part of being a working parent in the modern world: child care. We’re guided by the principle that all families and kids deserve access to high quality care.

Please get in touch if that's something you care about too.

Stack: RoR, Vue

Contact: [email protected] (or reach me directly through my profile contact)

Job description: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSgLCgdRQPAIaZ4c...

Last year my daughter was just learning to sound out words and write them, and was coming to me for help in spelling them to make little sentences. One day I was busy working, so I suggested she go ask alexa how to spell the words. An hour later she came back with a whole page story! After that, she'd go to alexa a few times a week to get help with spelling, and started exploring games and asking for other info.

HoneyBook | Senior Front-end Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite https://boards.greenhouse.io/honeybook/jobs/195308#.V5-addAr...

HoneyBook | Front-end Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite https://boards.greenhouse.io/honeybook/jobs/239143#.V5-apdAr...

We're building a market network [1] for creative professionals, starting in the events industry. We have a workflow product that members love, and now we're working on building the network and marketplace on top. The team is great and the work is challenging, and although we're growing fast, it remains feeling small because we take care to keep it that way.

Stack: Rails, Angular

Info: https://www.honeybook.com/careers

Check the descriptions in the links, and let me know if you have any questions. I'm Abe, one of the front-end engineers: [email protected]

We're also looking for other product people - you can ask me about these roles too!

HoneyBook | Senior Product Manager, Growth | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite https://boards.greenhouse.io/honeybook/jobs/256388#.V5-avdAr...

HoneyBook | Senior UX Designer | San Francisco, CA | Full-time | Onsite https://boards.greenhouse.io/honeybook/jobs/143687#.V5-aydAr...

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[1] https://techcrunch.com/2015/06/27/from-social-to-market-netw...

curious about what happened from current tagline and differentiating point from wordpress: 'Just a blogging platform.', to the statement here: 'Ghost has the potential to be far more than just a blogging platform' ?

status is here: https://status.github.com/

A google image search brings up 9 out of the 12 identities. But yes, strange.

expert in computer programming == expert in computer programming + 4 other things?!? This doesn't make sense.

you can check whatsmydns.net, how some places are working, and some not, for example: http://www.whatsmydns.net/#A/www.works.io

ok, now it's not

I have a .io with nic.io, and it seems to be ok right now

github.io also down for me

I've thought about this lately, and think that a trial period would be best, with both parties clear that it is a trial period for each other.

I see it more as people trying to solve problems they come across. If you contribute to the ones you are close to, and others do the same, things improve.

+1 here

It's a nice test. However, I'd like to see how many of each group stay after the 30 day trial.

thanks, will look at this too.

this looks great. since i switched to postgres from mysql, i was missing something like sequel pro. i tried induction, but it is buggy. will be trying this out shortly!

I would categorize user testing under 'Design Skills' (UX Design), as well as CSS and HTML (Web Design). Design might be a third type of role, that is neither technical, nor business.

as i remember, iPhone sdk was released after Android. it seemed to be that iPhone sdk was not intended for developers, but Android forced them to, because it seemed like an obviously good idea.

I tried to submit the url first, but it was considered spam - I guess using an unbounce page for a non-existing service is kind of spammy, but this seems to be considered the 'lean' way.

I have used http://www.strongbox.io/ - it allows you to create a 'box' of passwords or other data that is securely shared with other users.

If I was an artist considering this, I would want to see a video of the reviewing artist as they listened to my song. I would want to see their facial expression, and see that the reviewer seems like they know what they are talking about. Also, if I could listen to the music of the reviewing artist, I could judge if the review has any merit.

Are you accepting international applicants? (i.e. from Canada) Would you be able to get them hired in the US after?

I'd like to see an article that explains the difference between UI design and UX design, with examples.

Huge pool fan here: Put this in a mobile device that I can mount from any angle and record all my games anywhere - I would pay a lot more than $0.99 for it!

Sounds logical. If it fails, hopefully the reason for failure is not the logo, or an accumulation of things done quickly and cheaply.

It may cost you more in the long run if you update/replace the logo you got for only $30 now. The branding and visual elements for your site and company should work with your logo; so whatever branding assets you have (site, business cards, stationary, ads) will all have to be updated if you change the logo later. I would not consider this to be a low risk experiment.

The point about visual aesthetics may be true, but that's only a part of what a graphic designer does: a good graphic designer will solve communication problems, and that is definitely a business problem worth solving well.