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Show HN: Butternote – note taking by SMS and email
Example: facial recognition says that this blob with eyes in the photo is a child. Flag may have signed up Babies R Us as an advertiser. Based on the notion that it's a baby on the front of the photo the back as should be for formula, college funds, or diapers.
The tricky part is building up the tooling to automate that process. But hey, most of that exists in the wild already.
The year of the silly idea?
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I built a repository like Evernote where you can email and text your content for saving. Butternote.com
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Currently only available for iOS. The version in the store is a hybrid, we're working on an objective-C build that should be done in the near future.
It's a fun project.
I think of it like a restaurant. You're probably going to eat at the restaurant that is busy, not the one that is empty.
We've been working on the same problem for a few months now but haven't quick cracked the market issue. Our app, racut, has a similar feature called Shout where you can say something and it appears over a 6 mile radius.
In addition to Shout you can also start a private conversation, or have a group conversation outside of the Shout stream.
It's good to see others entering the space.
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Interesting statement, because while a picture is worth a thousands words, it's usually some lame brain comment in text that get's people the most worked up. For some reason text has this power. I can't remember the last time I got pissed off at a photograph. I'm sure naked pictures of your wife would constitute a scenario where you were to get pissed off.
Regardless, ads were a comin'. Will be interesting to see if it plays out differently than other networks. If you already follow American Airlines in your feed, why would AA pay extra to advertise to you?