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by Jarred 15y ago
In most classrooms teachers have a place for students to put their homework that's due. This is called a turn-in box.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I gave up because it wasn't that useful and I can do something simpler that's faster to create while making money off of it. It would be much more useful if most textbooks had an API or if teachers required for everything to be typed. The l
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Show HN: I gave up on the project I'd been working on, so I open-source'd it(github.com)
32 points by Jarred 15y ago|12 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
Oh that makes sense
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by Jarred 15y ago
He also said that there was no drinking. This video shows the opposite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--APdD6vejI
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by Jarred 15y ago
Genetic Fallacy?
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by Jarred 15y ago
When I got a Google Plus invite I invited my entire Facebook friend list to it, via exporting Yahoo contacts to GMail, and selecting all the emails. Of the 400+ people I invited, 21 ha e accepted their invitation. Less of my friends use it
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by Jarred 15y ago
You're right. I forgot about that. People also say "totes muhgotes" (spelled phonetically)
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by Jarred 15y ago
I've heard "like", but rarely if ever "totally".
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by Jarred 15y ago
I would recommend mentioning that one needs to run 'set-executionpolicy unrestricted' in the code box.
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by Jarred 15y ago
That looked like an interesting article but I can't read it very easily due to the gray text on white background.
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Design [your product] for students who don’t care(blog.jarredsumner.com)
3 points by Jarred 15y ago|0 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
I agree with forking the FSF, but not just having someone whose nice is necessary. It needs to be led by someone who gives a damn about user experience. This is an issue with not all open source applications, but many. It is getting better,
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by Jarred 15y ago
TrueCar's an awesome company, they host the SFRuby meetups every other week. The people there are some of the most intelligent people I've ever met. If you get the chance to work there, do it.
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by Jarred 15y ago
Maybe it's because I don't buy much stuff, but I never understood the point of using credit for small purchases like getting a cup of coffee. I don't understand why people would use cash for that either (unless the coffee shop only takes ca
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by Jarred 15y ago
iTerm2 is great, and Terminal is also pretty good. Make a good terminal UI for Windows. Those don't exist, and the OS-bundled one is crap.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I think the challenge for Netflix here will be to disassociate Netflix with DVD rentals. People will go to Netflix's website, and expect their DVDs to be there alongside their streaming movies.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I'll do that.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I'm suggesting that teachers will pay for it out of his/her own pocket if it's done right. Just like any other purchase (i.e an iPad)
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Sell to Teachers(blog.jarredsumner.com)
58 points by Jarred 15y ago|47 comments
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Ask HN: I've gotten some feedback on my MVP, what do I do next?
3 points by Jarred 15y ago|1 comments
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Cosmos - OS Written in C#(gocosmos.org)
50 points by Jarred 15y ago|20 comments
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by Jarred 15y ago
The name sounds too much like Groupon.
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by Jarred 15y ago
I love Tetris, so I can give you a bit of constructive criticism here. - I don't want unlimited space for the blocks to move. - I have no idea how this is multiplayer - I should be able to press spacebar and the block goes down all the way
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by Jarred 15y ago
What would be very interesting is getting MinGW for Xbox 360 working, and then getting an OpenSSH server working as well.
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by Jarred 15y ago
Surprinsingly, it worked on my Samsung Focus. It was spinning very slowly, but the Mango update supports CSS3 well it seems.
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by Jarred 15y ago
This is why I like having a desktop for coding. It's much more comfortable sitting in a nice chair, with two big monitors, an external ergonomic keyboard (Microsoft Natural Keyboard Elite), and the Razer DeathAdder mouse (Not as ergonomic a
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by Jarred 15y ago
Why isn't this at the top of the front page yet?
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by Jarred 15y ago
Even though you built a social network for Harvard first, Facebook beat you. They out-manuevered you. I can completely see it being a huge regret, both not getting as far as Facebook and not joining them early on, but the best thing you can
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by Jarred 15y ago
This website is awful. I have to read the site's front page in order to infer that it's some kind of instant messenging protocol. People aren't going to your site to see that big picture of a field, they're going to your site to either A) S

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