CodeCube

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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   grats :)
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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   I don't know man ... seeing it zip across the carpet totally gave me an, "OMG that spider is coming to get me!" vibe.
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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   If you use lucidcharts, then, as a customer you have the right to say, "send me lucidcharts" (I don't know if that's necessarily how that particular service works, I've never used it). Now, if lucidcharts is that good for you and your contr
4. 544.▲
   by CodeCube 13y ago

   I just had a funny vision of what their task management system might look like. With managers planting work items, and having to harvest them when the developers are done :P
5. 545.▲
   by CodeCube 13y ago

   Wow, that's amazing!
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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   This may be a bit of a privacy issue to publish, but an interesting dataset is that of https://openpaths.cc/ ... keep the app running on your phone and it will keep track of your location. This data is then available to you over an API, o
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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   I got a copy of E.T. as the chip without a cartridge from my uncle way back in the day. That was one of the most frustrating games I've ever played ... I swear, falling into those pits still haunts me to this day.
8. 548.▲
   by CodeCube 13y ago

   Agreed ... the documentary has been absolutely fascinating. Both informative and entertaining. IMO, that documentary has more value to me than the game will when (if?) it comes out.
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   by CodeCube 13y ago

   WooHoo GOG!
10. 550.▲
    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Well ... looks like it's time for every news organization to implement this: http://www.newyorker.com/strongbox/
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    I think that's probably better phrased as, "the existing weapons industry has a lot of incentives to stop this development". Just because someone like defense distributed isn't an established arms manufacturer doesn't mean they aren't "in
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    The problem is that most web developers aren't game developers, and most game developers aren't web developers. So you either end up with demos that aren't any fun, or games that are terrible browser experiences. Game design is hard, so eve
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Some funny/snarky tweets: http://storify.com/pattheflip/people-on-twitter-make-fun-of-... My favorite: "Don Mattrick: 'We are proud to announce a Kickstarter for the next Xbox today... there are a LOT of great rewards for backers.'"
14. 554.▲
    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Sounds like a health-tech startup that's offering innovative dialysis products.
15. 555.▲
    by CodeCube 13y ago

    It is an elegant weapon, for a more civilized age
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    There's a few well known youtubers in the comments to that article ... kind of interesting to see their responses :) But yeah, I kind of agree. Youtube is a new thing, it doesn't have to adhere to conventional notions of "quality". This is
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    This is 100% the reason that I haven't jumped on the independent contractor wagon. I know that's probably not considered very ambitious ... but I just know that I'm not the kind of person that can focus on bizdev while at the same time busy
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    You can sign up for more info via email here: http://defcad.com
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    DEFCAD Search(youtube.com)

    2 points by CodeCube 13y ago|1 comments
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Some have suggested that the decline in crime in the 90's was due to abortion - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legalized_abortion_and_crime_ef...
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    I'd just like to say that I'm extremely grateful to be working as a programmer right now. Of course, everyone else is, but I started my career right after the .com bust when all I read was how there were tons of new compsci graduates who co
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Yeah, I've got to agree with the others here. There's nothing inherent with the JS community that dictates a good actor should automatically open source something they've done. He's free to assign whatever exchange of value he wants for the
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    A Simple Weather App for Data Nerds(blog.forecast.io)

    6 points by CodeCube 13y ago|0 comments
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    I really wish github had an automated tool to add a license file (by easily choosing from a list of existing licenses, of course). I always neglect to include a license on my projects ... and then procrastinate doing it afterwards.
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Probably the result of an automated translation. I wrote a tool to use the bing translator and automatically translate an entire resource file for both ios and android ( https://github.com/joelmartinez/LocalAlchemy probably a bit outdated
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    This is a great effort to make a public repository of due diligence: http://patents.stackexchange.com/ I wonder to what degree examiners use this before granting a patent.
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    This is great, thank you so much for responding. I only made my point because I had literally never seen an examiner post anywhere :)
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    heh, as I was first scanning the HN homepage, I read this as "Google Outrage" and immediately thought it was talking about something like the scroogled campaign.
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    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Where is the PTO located? Can some local HNer just, apply for a job there? I think interested technical parties should try to "infiltrate" the organization to get more information and be able to answer some of the questions that just keep g
30. 570.▲
    by CodeCube 13y ago

    Reminds me of the search for Jim Gray. Story here: http://www.lastwordonnothing.com/2011/03/17/searching-for-ji...