noirman
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Posted by
noirman on Wednesday February 05, 2014 @09:57AM
from the hackermonthly.com dept.
Posted by
noirman on Tuesday September 17, 2013 @12:42PM
from the hackerbundle.com dept.
now that's something new!
interesting series- keep it up!
I'd be interested to look into it if you recall the name- I researched quite a few start pages concepts, and many of them require too much work to set up for users, or add clicks instead of removing them. I tried to make it a 1-click experience for as many services I could think of :)
thanks for your comment- the default search now is Google :) for auto-suggest, it does not seem to work well on iOS so far.
Posted by
noirman on Wednesday October 17, 2012 @11:42AM
from the show-hn dept.
Like many I have an iPhone and iPad and hate typing.I made a simple web app to make searches across many services (note: I am not a tech guy).There are search buttons for most used services:
- google
- wikipedia
- youtube
- facebook
- twitter
...Questions:
- Useful?
- Too many buttons? Too few?
- Comments?Thanks!Site: http://www.101start.com
Save Time and Hacker News don't mix. :)
I've spent a couple of weeks at Communitech and the energy is absolutely amazing. Everybody was incredibly driven.
If not mistaken, Communitech even claimed that "one new startup comes out from there every day".
I can't believe he used "Operating System" as "Decision Making Framework".
It's like Codecademy for Builders/Makers. LOVE IT.
Wait, iPad 1 supports iOS6 no?
Hacker News, mostly. And Word-of-mouth.
Yes!!! Great job, Stripe Team.
I think anything other than tampon would be fine. Since it's open source, might as well call it "tweet_scheduler".
Call it Baffa (Japanese translation of Buffer)
It's thoughtful, useful and minimal. Why isn't this popular yet?
Posted by
noirman on Saturday September 08, 2012 @05:17PM
from the allball.blogs.nba.com dept.
Twitter Bootstrap for mobile app. Looks pretty good.
"Try something that scares the hell out of you. It just might turn into something wonderful."
Wise words, indeed.
I like it that they especially tailored this for newbie (like me). I learned so much progressing the levels (from nothing). The people at #irc were super helpful too (while not revealing the answer)
In Asia, you have no alternative (at all). You either use PayPal (which suck), or 2CheckOut (suck less).
Some Android device owners simply have not choice. Their devices aren't support/capable of running ICS.
Busted!
But it's amazing to see how Nokia thought they can get away with this.
Congrates on launching and thank you for posting this.
How do you overcome the obstacle to finally ship?