A funny story is that my father's legal first name is Nil. He moved to the US in the late 70s. Computer systems in the 80s would register the input as null and he had to then temporarily change his name to include his middle name. Corner cases are fun.
Namaste HN fam. I'm part of a small pseudonymous design studio based in India. When we are not working on client projects we fiddle around with our own ideas.
As a design studio we share a ton of quick notes. Meeting notes, design cycle reviews, code snippets ... etc. Unf current note-taking apps are too bloated. So we whipped up Crumple, a quick PHP, web-based app to take, share and publish notes, code snippets and white board doodles. It's free, no account is required, and fast.
We've had about 100k users use V1 now. For V2 (like all the cool kids these days) we are trying to implement additive AI in the background. eg. Text Prompts, Img to Img generations via doodles, code snippet audits. If you are a script kiddie and want to jam with us holler at: labs[at]lazyeight.design , we're putting together a small solo team.
PS: To claim a Crumple note. crumple.me/[name] , ps: remember to put a password.
Feedback is appreciated and as always thanks much for your time.
You guys should check out - lazyeight.design , we're essentially trying to build the world's first creative agency on the cloud and using a ton of data for project estimates and to calculate our monthly hourly pricing (which changes monthly).
Thanks ON. We intentionally kept the photos full-screen to give it a more magazine feel. WRT quality - def. going to up our game soon. Recently set up our own photo studio in the office (psyched!)
Agreed. Unf. can't delete what I posted - didn't mean the plug in a malicious way. Buffer is a far superior and loved product (I/friends use it). batch.me is a small weekend experiment a few friends and I put together about a year ago. PS: Buffer team is doing an incredible job trying to put out this fire - so props.
On our blog we try to show how these outfits can be combined with other wearables. I think we need to step this up a bit more (so thanks for the feedback here). The quality is good (feedback has been positive but again it's always relative especially in fashion). We hand source all the fabrics and own our process end-to-end - so that helps wrt quality assurance. Hope that helps!
a). Most men hate shopping.
b). Sizes are never consistent and a number cannot define a unique bodily shape.
Our solution: We simply send an email with a few complete looks every few weeks, if you like a look - order it and we make it made to measure for you. We ship globally for free. Each look is about $150-$175 (so won't break your bank account). Each look is based off of heavy research around looks, textures and trends that are currently in.
I'm def. no economist but I find the recent $/Rs news intriguing. Bullets above are my basic understanding of what is going on and why. I'd love to get more insight here on what is going on from folks that have a better understanding (pref. nothing macro - current account deficit, high crude/gold imports ..etc :p)
Thanks Nick. I'm going to shoot you an email and take this off-thread ... and for the feedback - PS: for your time, more than happy to customize any of the collections for you (on us of course!)