BornInTheUSSR

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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Do you want to impact as many people as possible because that is what makes you happiest?
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Yeah, it's pretty easy to mod but time-consuming. Great for prototyping, but I really like the themes and grid system for JQuery mobile. Speed over http may be a concern with both, but I'm judging from iphone 3g testing
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Ask HN: Which JS mobile frameworks do you use?
3 points by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago|3 comments
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Can we genetically evolve algorithms for genetically evolving cars?
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Thanks for that, I am more curious about how he learned design in general because of the kick-ass aesthetic sense in what he's shared of his work.
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
How did you learn design?
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
It seems as though many people on here buy into the myth that entrepreneurship is something that has to be this life-draining all-consuming beast to wrestle. I agree with his list of qualities, but we need to question the assumption that i
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Mark Twain probably had the same teacher
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Iphone saying goodbye to home button, maybe(technolog.msnbc.msn.com)
1 points by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago|0 comments
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Congratulations on not only 'shipping' but documenting the process. I've been working on something technically similar, but with a very different application. Can't wait to share!
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Right on, just because there is an app store doesn't stop any app makers or users from installing applications from other sources. However, finding and installing apps just became easier for users as well as providing a centralized distrib
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Best Job: Software Engineer(online.wsj.com)
17 points by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago|4 comments
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
the lesson here is don't drink and comment on HN
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Computer science is bullshit, it should really be taught as an art curriculum with code as the medium.
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Regarding the ios testing issues, would setting the iPhone emulator that comes with apple developer tools to the various versions have worked here?
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Hmm, this spontaneity might just be channeled into a start up idea. Imagine a site predicated on a community of users pitching in a buck a month or more to fund some life-changing event for a random or deserving person.
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Part of me thinks that if all the companies that exist and thrive thanks to open source did this, we would advance tech much quicker. On the other hand, maybe it is the constraints and passion alone that have kept the community at its pres
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
money advice, thank you
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Ask HN: Choosing a memorable and available domain name
1 points by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago|3 comments
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Rich now!
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Awesome work making it happen, I know many people who have been professional programmers for years who never created anything outside of their jobs. Love the design too, how did you go about coming up with it?
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
How about blogging about starting a blog and how you go about discovering your goal. Some artists have a vision in mind before they start, but I don't think this is a requirement. You chose a medium to play with, sometimes the lump of cla
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
A lot of this is already available. DailyBurn with scanner app will fill in nutritional info from labels. Scales transmit your weight to online services. Fitbit will track your movement levels and sleep. Runkeeper will track how much you ru
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Thanks for all you've done, working with Rails has been (if possible) even easier and more fun because of you. Can't wait to see what new possibilities open up to someone with nothing more than an idea and a laptop.
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
I hope they get somewhere with this, but it just seems like the wrong direction for tablet interface design. "Perfection is not when nothing more can be added, but nothing more can be taken away." - Antoine de Saint Exupery
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
A martial-artist friend of mine told me about an exercise his teacher had him do. For a week straight, he would have to just sit calmly on a chair or a cushion for at least an hour and envision everything he wanted to be doing and accompli
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Allow me to add another data point to your survey: software developer/entrepreneur own a four-year old crappy laptop and a netbook dual-booting Linux/win xp, have a MacBook pro for work. Just got an iPad and there really is no better way to
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Good question, but as a developer I would try to analyze more the value your code provides in a working state than how quickly you can crank it out. You're competent when you can be depended on to get a job done in a way that doesn't break
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
Waaah!
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by BornInTheUSSR 16y ago
I really like this article for the way it builds its arguments based on facts and draws measured, reasonable conclusions with no fanboyism or vitriol. Bravo.

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