Humdeee

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by Humdeee 10y ago
I did 4 marathons last year along with 2,000km of running mileage, and if music is a must while you run, then at x4 a week, it's worth looking into for a better setup. Even a basic GPS watch with a separate cheap music player (look for
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Damn, we've come full circle
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I do this as well. Simple, rudimentary prototypes can be made in relatively no time flat. And it's never really that ugly anyway.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I don't know... My house has never been broken into in my life, but it doesn't mean I don't lock my door at night or when I go to work.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Sounds like he'd be a team player and a great all-around guy to work with... In reality, there's a considerable amount of respect given to people who are great at what they do, but are also humble and without the boated ego.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Are you suggesting a Mcdick's "cook" position cannot be automated?
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Not off base at all. Even with your off the top of your head example, I'm sure everyone reading this can think of that person they know that would get offended by a male "repositioning" himself.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
3 items needed to login: Username, Password, beat this Candy Crush level in under 2 minutes.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
You may want to reconsider. I've had much better success with providing "Rate Now", "Rate Later", and "Leave Me Alone!" options. Even great apps are prone to bad reviews if the user is being prompted for t
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Goldmine. I just listened to a call where Lenny put the telemarketer on hold for a 2nd time to quiet his ducks. It's amazing how getting telemarketers to repeat themselves for the fifth time to a bumbling old man really takes the optim
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by Humdeee 10y ago
That's because it's unflavored tofu.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
The problem is how can users obtain better devices which will in turn provide a higher quality experience. It's absolutely a solution. Providing an incentive and/or partnership with telecom carriers and allowing the hardware (and
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by Humdeee 10y ago
4X the price, but can still be hugely subsidized through a phone contract or simply buying used. Getting any hardware widespread and into the hands of consumers is an artform in itself.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I'm more bothered because it's becoming "so clever" to put everyday life activities into a function. I saw code written in chalk on a sidewalk billboard at the door of a coffee shop yesterday. No, I will not reciprocate
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Looks awesome, can't wait to play around with this. On a separate note, I'm a sucker for great UI. I love the waveform on the landing page. Browsing through the repo, I had no clue this was available in the form of a pod. Needed s
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Lol this is awesome, and most importantly, it looks great on mobile too
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I was pretty happy to find this out recently. It was a non-tech person who brought it to my attention actually. It's definitely motivation to monetize some small projects I've had in mind for a while now.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Objectively, yes.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Changing for the sake of change as the primary reason usually never works well with an established user base. Other examples are the Nike+ web and mobile interface, Blizzard's Battle.net 2.0 (labelled by the community as 0.2), the hotm
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by Humdeee 10y ago
You stole the words right out of my mouth. This is no place for pushing a political agenda.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Been to Android and have developed on Android professionally. Android is widely known as a much more frustrating platform to develop with. I'm always open to change, but I couldn't leave Android fast enough.
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by Humdeee 10y ago
Very true. Having done both professionally however, I can say Android is on another level with frustration and tooling problems. Yes, I've become biased, and yes, I will remain much less enthusiastic to take on an Android project. I ap
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by Humdeee 10y ago
I develop iOS apps professionally. Sometimes upon completion, I am urged to develop an Android app that is similarly functional both in UI and code behind logic. I can get there, but it's never, ever fun. Employers need to wisen up and