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Re:Samsung's folding phone breaks for reviewers on Thursday April 18, 2019 @04:38AM (#19689632)
That's the cost of being the first and trying to be a pioneer.

At least they don't explode...

What about deployments, user management and testing?
I don't care about the costs for now. Free tier would be more than ok for a period.

Ask HN: What AWS products would you use for a new web app?

I am planning to start a new project with the following tech specs: php, mysql/mongo, nginx, react, git + mobile app (at a later stage)Of course, until the app reaches a testable version, it'll be developed locally. But afterwards, I would like to use AWS products to reacth the market.I started to read about various tools, but got overwhelmed with so many informations about various...

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Re:Ask HN: What do you use for notes + reminders + tasks on Tuesday February 19, 2019 @02:52PM (#19202157)
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a try again.
Re:Ask HN: What do you use for notes + reminders + tasks on Monday February 18, 2019 @02:38AM (#19189141)
How do you do reminders with natural language?
Re:Ask HN: What do you use for notes + reminders + tasks on Monday February 18, 2019 @02:38AM (#19189139)
Just installed it and nothing much. works now, but I really need the reminders

Ask HN: What do you use for notes + reminders + tasks

Recently, I came to the need of using a Note taking app + reminder + tasks. I've investigated multiple apps, but none of them does what I need entirely.Apple Notes: notes, no tasks or remindersEvernote: notes, no tasks or reminders (easy ones)OneNote: crashed 5 times before even using itWunderlist: tasks + reminders, but the notes UI is poorly designedNotion: cool concept, way too...

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Re:Ask HN: What to do after $8M (all cash, post tax) exit? on Wednesday December 05, 2018 @05:34AM (#18607104)
worst advice ever
Re:Show HN: Branch Logic and Short URLs on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:59AM (#11478496)
Well, not everyone is a developer.

The first target is me, then the marketing niche.

Show HN: Branch Logic and Short URLs

Let me tell you about my little hobby project idea that I plan to release open source (personal use) or SAAS(hosted version).I want to combine traditional short url creation service with branch logic (conditional logic) and some ideas from smarturl.itCreate a short url that has the following logic: detect country + browsing device + screen resolution and other conditions.Conditions can be added...

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Ask HN: What license to use for my open source project?

I am working on a open source project, but I have some difficulties in choosing the license.1. Software will be open source (github source code)2. I will run a paid hosted version (free version with paid plugins)3. Anyone can use it for non-commercial purposes, otherwise pay for a license.Question: What license type suits best for this?

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Re:Today's Idea: Embeddable web forms, accessible via API on Wednesday February 03, 2016 @06:21AM (#11025877)
I found out that jotform has an api, but didn't read the docs.

Today's Idea: Embeddable web forms, accessible via API

Well, even if I'm a software developer, I like drag & drop, and creating forms without many hasle.Most of the time I write some new app (hobby), it doesn't get too big: some admin panel, few forms, few tables I need to do over and over same work: tables, models, validators, forms, handle errors....boring stuff.I want to create a service (if it doesn't exist already) that would allow me to...

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Anonymous personal finance planning – one step forward

Well, here's an update. 24 hours ago I've posted this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9738698 thread.That's a big step forward for me, because due to all the commenters (thank you), now I have a much clearer picture about what I want to do.Main specs: - anonymous (all the data will be tied to a dropbox/google drive user id, OAUTH login only), no emails/names/addresses/IPs logged on...

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1. Free for the user, not for me

2. pics will come with a landing page

3. If you have better things to do, than personal finance or planning, you don't need this service

4. documents = bills. I add an entry: electric bill - 100$, but the interface where I pay it keeps only my last 6 bills, not everything, so I want them stored automatically somewhere/

5. I don't need your dropbox/google info. You click a login button, redirect to oauth interface, login on the oauth server then come back to me with a token.

It's not shooting down, it's reality, it's the reason I posted this.

I'll make a list and reply here. Do not forget to check.
good idea.
Do you use GNUcash?
> Apologies I didn't phrase that right. I meant: What if I forget to pay my internet bill, then can't access my personal finance app to see if I can afford to pay my internet bill?

You go to a good friend who'll let you use his computer for 3 mins, check your finance: u have money? pay the ne; no money, ask him :P

The other solution would be to go to the ATM and check your balance :P

Way to basic for me. Good luck.
Decent interface and basic features. That's what most of us need. But I want to "artificial intelligence" stuff. Like a smart wallet.
There are many ways to monetize a service, but I will try to keep it free. Maybe a donation button :P
Or as @Delmania suggested: use some standard formats.
1. YNAB is over complicated (just mho), but still has stuccess.

2. Forecasting (more like planning): at this moment I have X in my account. I have a big event in about 90 days from now. I want the app to "learn" from my past months transactions(expenses & income), create a spending pattern and give me some scenarios: the optimist, pessimist and the probable one.

Currently I am trying this in excel...but doesn't work as planned. I want the app to be able "think" in advance.

Eg. you set a goal: $3,000 cash in next 3 months. Then the app should do: check what you did in the past 3 months, check last year on this time if you have any insurance to cover (car, house...etc, yearly recurring transactions) and the result should be: well, you can't gather $3,000 because you might spend them on: X, Y, Z. If you eliminate one of them, you reach your goal. Some kind of rudimentary artificial intelligence.

3. thanks for OFX, QFX and QIF.

4. Honestly, I want to build something that matters. I think I can support these yearly costs, even with a donate button (no ads).

5. Everywhere the forecasting/planning feature is a paid one.

6. As I initially said, I am trying to plan it as anonymous as possible: the data will be tied to an oauth userID, nothing more.

I am lazy...very lazy, but lazy people most of the time find the best solutions to usual problems that cause them pain the the ass.

I still I can lose 5 minutes every day to remember/type all my transactions.

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