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This is great

Homejoy seems to be the most recent example of non-sensical unit economics.

cool, what app do you work on?

How does apple feel about it?

As a Sikh American that wears a turban every day [https://www.facebook.com/satjot], it's great to see a positive piece on Turbans in the US. For the most part I've dealt with comments like, "Hey Osama", "You Towel Head", "Taliban!"...

This seems very similar to hired.com

If the tech just looks at the screenshot image, how does it have near full coverage of mobile web but has to train/fingerprint apps?

Nice. Congrats guys.

@allantyoung there are a few ways Facebook can compile this data : (1) They could make calls to app url schemes that are publicly known (i.e. http://handleopenurl.com/) to check for a response (2) Facebook will become the largest data set of app url schemes as more apps register their url schema with Facebook when enabling deep-linking (3) Facebook bought Parse, and over 100,000 apps use Parse and many of those apps use FB connect, so Facebook knows which apps those users have

My friend has a 25 minute timer, during which time, he only focuses on the task in front of him. It is more to curb ADD but ends up helping with productivity.

Thats the magic - we are making so easy easy to make the gifs that it'll be a no brainer.

Thanks eric. We realize that gifs can get cumbersome and sometimes take a while to load, but it's a good place to start.

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SEEKING FREELANCER - I created this meetup group earlier this year for iOS and Android freelancers: http://www.meetup.com/ios-android-freelancers/

I just used and am now going to actually watch a movie instead of wasting time deciding and falling asleep.

All signs point to no. Square wants to be a prominent brand in the eyes of SMBs and consumers (e.g. Square Register, Square Wallet.) They don't seem interested in offering APIs or other white-label tools that help app developers feature their own brands and experiences. Seems like Cardflight clients can integrate payments into their own app experience, rather than having to push CardFlight's, Square's or anyone else's brand.

I have a friend who runs Zuldi Co has probably spent month and months (and thousands of dollars) looking for a solution like this. He sells point of sale ordering systems so waiters and waitresses can take orders and accept payment at bars/restaurants/casinos etc.

I agree - it is definitely more appealing than the android versions. I love Evernote and Foursquare on windows - too bad no one uses them.

jdh - is this a scam? http://i.imgur.com/s9bsLzK.png

This looks like one of the most well done a/b tests

Over the years, i've seen several people to traffic stats for their HN posts. My cofounder Ankit is working on one too - are there some specific metrics that might be useful to the HN community>

There's been a lot of talk on how the new iOS7 designs now look like Android. Side-by-side pictures don't lie - iOS7 is different than Android. Just look at the Ted app for godsake!

We've continued to add more and more screenshots as they are coming in. Some of the highlights: Venmo, Ted, Foursquare, Seatgeek...

could you send us before and afters - we'll include them

I tried - not enough Karma (19 short). Could you do it?

User Interface

Inter-App Audio

Map Kit

Automatic App Updates

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