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EwanG
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Speaking as someone who has stuff in Google Play - perhaps. But it may also make it easier for someone with a great idea but not a lot of programming experience able to get something out that outweigh having to index a number of low quality
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Show HN: Project Gliese
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The Game That Sold More than Flappy Bird this Month
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12y ago
One of many theorized according to the article. Will be interesting to see how many there actually turn out to be once the guidelines for determining a sibling (evidently based on chemical markers) are finalized.
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Ask HN: Market for Luxury Wilderness Trips?
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The Best WiFi Phone and Text Service you never heard of
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13y ago
PMP certified PM here - I think the main role of a PM at any company, but particularly a software company, is as a story teller. By that I mean that you are responsible to take the team's status, and put it in terms the stakeholders un
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One more pain point I'd like to solve. Something that can process my pictures, and tell me what wildflower(s) are in them. Sitting down with a guidebook is tedious, and sometimes it's hard to tell which version from a book or site
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13y ago
You can sort of do this now (at least the sales) if you're willing to use Draft2Digital and let them submit you to all those places. They get a cut of each sale however, so you'd have to decide if the centralized reporting and let
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Actually it would be useful if it included measurements of your doors so that items you aren't going to be able to get into the house unless disassembled first can also be appropriately filtered.
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13y ago
Telepresence for travel. One use case is that I don't have time to travel to location X, but would like to be part of a group who is hiking, etc there. Could see this being quadcopters with cameras with dual controls (remote for me and
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You CAN Make a Game
(nawegr.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
Just to be clear, you're suggesting that the best VR is one where we overlay our new constructs on top of real world constructs that already exist? Not disagreeing, just making sure I'm understanding your point.
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13y ago
Anyone else seeing this (latest version of Chrome on Win 8.1) as all boxes? If I highlight and right-click, it will ask me if I want to search for each word, so that I was able to see this is a question about Unicode formatting. I tried set
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Republic Wireless - You can check out any time you want, but you can never leave
(a1.blogspot.com)
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Coming in 2015 - Civ VR?
(a1.blogspot.com)
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E-bikes - Turning Santa Claus into Lance Armstrong
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Of course the problem here is, how do we know they're not lying about the number of clients they get, etc? How would anyone know if anyone is actually ever hired as a result of using this type of service? For that matter, for $150 you
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Blown Away by "Windy Day"
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Some suggestions: 1) Pick another platform. Where I work just finished a year long migration off Blackberry, and I know we're not the only ones. 2) Don't rely on Blackberry to do your marketing. Getting in the app store might be e
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802.11ac = fail
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So basically the check cashers have become more like banks, and folks who are short on human interaction value that more than the extra couple bucks a monolith that pushes you to an ATM (that may charge you extra for your withdrawal as well
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The problem I have with this, and with similar tools past and present, is that as you get further into them you realize how much your script starts being limited by the tool. I'd like to write about a group of handicapped kids of diffe
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Three's A Crowd on Networks Too
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So essentially what happens if your AI turns out to be like Dexter? I suspect that in early forms that might be almost MORE likely since the character (and the theory he's based on) is essentially human with a "bug" in dealin
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So I get that by cutting out the insurer you are saving some funds, but where does the rest of the difference come from? Are the hospital rooms and surgeons so much cheaper because everyone in those countries pay them rather than just the f
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Actually looked into this. While the family machine is directly downstairs from where the cable modem comes into the house, my computer is on the far other side. Cost to get Cat-6 run there was going to be expensive, and I have no desire to
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OP here - Yes, I am aware that ac should take care of the interference issue. Of course if you run 5Ghz n that should as well, but distance is a real PITA for 5GHz. I've read that the 5GHz on ac uses beam forming to increase distance&#
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Converting to Powerline on one machine can be a help to your whole house
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SO what do I do after I mess with the cow?
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