Timothee

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by Timothee 14y ago
Very well done! Besides the all-domain permissions which you might want to constrain a bit, I'd also remove the button which doesn't do anything. Chrome lets me hide it, but you could make me forego that step too.
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by Timothee 14y ago
(note on the note: this has been corrected since my comment. Thanks!)
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by Timothee 14y ago
Note: it's xkcd, not xckd. (in the page title)
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by Timothee 14y ago
Thanks! This is a very good selection for me. (I particularly like f.lux) I only recently jailbroke my iPhone because I wanted to change some APN settings after switching to an MVNO (StraightTalk), but hadn't really installed anything besid
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by Timothee 14y ago
How is it the official app? It's not made by Google but by Pixite (author of the OP): http://www.webalbumsapp.com/ Were they bought out or something? That page doesn't seem to indicate so.
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by Timothee 14y ago
As burke noted above ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4534670 ), pressing 's' will activate the search bar. This was also the one thing I was missing from the post. I did try '/' as well.
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by Timothee 14y ago
Since it's keeping the same width and that most apps are used in portrait mode, they just need to make sure they adapt to the longer screen. For a lot of apps, it could mean doing nothing at all, since the typical app has a navigation bar a
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by Timothee 14y ago
Strangely, I never minded having my Skitch images uploaded to Skitch but I don't really like now needing an Evernote account. (it's my understanding that I will, but it's not clear) It's really too bad when great software gets tangled with
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Skitch finishing transition to Evernote, sign-ups closing soon(support.evernote.com)
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by Timothee 14y ago
Very interesting. Tiny nitpick: this is more an iPhone 4 than a 4S: the black notch on the top frame is not present with the 4S. (they have one notch at the top of each side) Though to be perfectly accurate, you'll also need two notches at
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by Timothee 14y ago
From personal experience, yes. I've been twice (2009, 2010), but I didn't get in last year, so maybe it's getting too crowded (or I got unlucky :)).
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by Timothee 14y ago
Touché. I guess so :)
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by Timothee 14y ago
I'll nitpick right back at you: since JavaScript is not compiled in the software sense, I could only mean compile in the sense of "produce (something, esp. a list, report, or book) by assembling information collected from other sources: t
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by Timothee 14y ago
Uncompiled source code is available here: https://github.com/shaunew/Pac-Man/
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by Timothee 14y ago
Your comment made me think of this point: it's not uncommon for companies to ask to be prepared for a full day of interviews but based on how the early interviews go, you get more or less interviews at the end of the day. This is no differe
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by Timothee 14y ago
I'm with you. The comments diverged towards debating that particular case: "I think he was rude"/"we can't tell if he was…", but the point you're making is about the more general question: excusing yourself from further interviews is not ne
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by Timothee 14y ago
Based on the way the article is phrased, it sounds like removing these makes things feel simpler and less bureaucratic. In more details: not having a parking barrier means you can just drive in the lot without stopping your car, opening you
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by Timothee 14y ago
I'm not really talking about IAP for upgrades but when they're used to buy expendables (be it coins, stars, bonus items, etc.). I'm fine with the "free with in-app paid upgrade" or the 'lite' version and 'full' version (though I find the fo
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by Timothee 14y ago
I dislike free-to-play games because they tend to distort the gameplay towards paying additional in-game credits. It also feels a bit like printers: you get the printer for cheap but pay a lot on inks. Here they lure people in with a well-d
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by Timothee 14y ago
Because only the iPhone 4S and iPad 2+ support AirPlay Mirroring. There are ways to do it with apps for jailbroken iOS devices, though you're likely to get a lesser quality. You might want to have a look at this one for example, made by a f
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by Timothee 14y ago
I had skimmed the post earlier and came back because I thought "hmm, I wonder how he got the Arduino publicly accessible…" and didn't remember seeing anything about that. But thanks to things like Pusher, you don't need that! I was just pic
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by Timothee 14y ago
The Hacker News software capitalize the title of the posts, thus transforming the correct "iOS" (as seen in the title of the blog post itself) in "IOS". I believe pg added some exceptions since I've seen "iPhone" and "iPad" properly capital
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by Timothee 14y ago
I wouldn't go as far as saying that but reading this post did make me wonder what advice of that kind my dad ever gave me, if any.
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by Timothee 14y ago
I like that the video on your homepage shows most of the functionality pretty quickly, but I realized that I spent the whole demo with my head tilted to the right. There's no need for that tilt. (somehow, it now says "this video does not ex
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by Timothee 14y ago
No, since it's not supported by Twilio at this time.
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by Timothee 14y ago
What do you mean "block all google-voice numbers"? As in automatically removing them from posts? That would be very stupid because some people use their Google Voice number exclusively, and it shouldn't be up to them to decide how I should
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by Timothee 14y ago
I'm hoping they do, but it would actually get tricky. Law enforcement wants info on a phone number -> it goes to Twilio -> Twilio links this number at that time to Burner -> Burner links this number at that time to a user accoun
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by Timothee 14y ago
I agree with you but I think the idea of having a credit card just for online stuff is to limit the ways in which someone can get access to any information about your credit card, like the last 4 digits. For example, someone who finds your
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by Timothee 14y ago
John Sheehan from Twilio Actually, it's now " formerly from Twilio". He works at IFTTT now.
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by Timothee 14y ago
Based on my humble experience (I won at Disrupt SF last year), I'll add this: - as the OP said, when presenting, start with the problem . But really insist on it so that it becomes painful for the judges. Show the problem you're trying to

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