Aegean

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   by Aegean 16y ago

   An Open API means what it is. A programming interface that is open. What the API does or does not is a separate matter.
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   I dont think they will converge that fast. I definitely don't see myself writing html and javascript code for a computer program. The web languages unfortunately are ad-hoc pieces of different technologies shuffled together. Ad-hoc is gener
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   I wouldn't expose too much of the company finances. Someone might find it profitable and start a copy-cat. What do you think?
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   Ask HN: Funny photo editing online?

   2 points by Aegean 16y ago|0 comments
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   The colors listed aren't that great, but I get the point.
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   This title with Linux and devices/drivers got 50 points - seems like hacker news is moving towards the original meaning of hacker.
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   You dont always have the option of a usb or wifi software stack at hand. Some embedded software don't even need linux or another os to operate.
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   Any time I see something valuable on HN I quickly bookmark it so that I can read it later on without the hassle to search it. Search is a hassle on YC. I think we need a solution especially having been used to quick and effective google sea
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   by Aegean 16y ago

   What I needed next was a way to create simple presentation slides and publish on the web. I found 280slides.com You can create slides and directly upload to slideshare or get a link to embed on your site. Feel free to share your experiences
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    It turns out what I needed was a screencast, and this http://www.screencast-o-matic.com allowed me to create one very quickly without any tools. Any better options to recommend?
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    It's certainly a cool way to do it, though I am more in scope of a startup rather than a presidential election.
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    Because your genetic heritage is unlikely to be used to it and with humanity's short history of chemical knowledge and expertise on processing food (what, 30- 50 years?) I wont be convinced that humans know better.
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    Ask HN: Best methodology to create training videos?

    3 points by Aegean 16y ago|5 comments
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    Living with a long sales cycle(inc.com)

    1 points by Aegean 16y ago|0 comments
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    Its a highly processed substance and that's why I would be totally against it. Also food companies put a lot of naive looking substances in food that you would never use if you made them yourself. E.g. soy and lechitin in chocolate. Maybe i
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    Web sucks big time with its plethora of different technologies and architectures being bundled together in ad-hoc and unintuitive ways. The next Google is going to be founded by the web architect who builds a framework that solves all this
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    What do you like in CS? Web? Computer Architecture? It has to be something you're interested in and you don't give a clue on that.
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    So what's All Marketers are Liars about? Few sentences on content?
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    by Aegean 16y ago

    Yes, I think blogs and hacker news is quite useful in general, but I find that you must have the books if you need depth.
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    Ask HN: Best startup books?

    7 points by Aegean 16y ago|9 comments
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    I think at least this part is a valid and solid reason for Apple's new developers agreement. "So, if you will indulge my claim that backwards compatibility is hard (even absent the private API issue) it is pretty easy to see why supporting
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    Data is not that bad. When you're reading a device it may have a data and status register and data becomes perfectly distinct in this context.
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    http://www.engadget.com/2010/04/01/the-joojoo-is-here-seriou...
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    Good luck. Generally how much is equity given away in such a deal? i.e. a seed round where you have an intermediate demo but not any customers or monetization yet?
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    Here's what you can't find among a plethora of web design consultancies, cms systems, off-the-shelf website design services, html templates... A small business/startup website solution that is compact, editable, live and clearly describes
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    Its very neat and simple. I think its going to be a winner.
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    To summarize in two words: Its ugly. Tcl syntax is ugly, tk GUI's are ugly and look old. Also, Python is the winner for me because it's syntax resembles C but is a lot easier to write.
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    I find that one of the subjects with the rarest of documentation is linkers. I often run into linking problems and all I have is the gnu linker manual. Partly the problem is that linker people are unaware that the new generation of software
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    by Aegean 17y ago

    Would you accept a visiting founder? I think it would add a different perspective. I am a single founder and would be interested.
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    L4 Microkernel to support quad core Cortex A9 cpus(l4dev.org)

    1 points by Aegean 17y ago|0 comments