aaronpk

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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   Good question. The movement is all natural. I tried as much as possible to avoid changing my behavior because I was recording my location. I wanted to get an objective picture of where I had been. One exception was at Stanford during WhereC
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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   OTOH, you end up with stuff like this without it ;) http://i.imgur.com/S5JPD.png
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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   Over the past few years I've used several different devices to record GPS logs. Starting in 2008 with an HTC Windows phone, switched to an HTC Evo running Android in 2010, and in 2011 started using an iPhone. In order to get data at such a
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   A map of everywhere I've been in Portland(flickr.com)

   6 points by aaronpk 15y ago|2 comments
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   A map of everywhere I've been in Portland from 2008 to 2012(flickr.com)

   2 points by aaronpk 15y ago|0 comments
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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   I would love to see a site that let you piece together a contract by choosing certain clauses to get the contract you want. Even in a simple subcontractor agreement you have to make decisions like a) what kind of non-compete do you want? b)
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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   The problem is that Twitter broke links to tweet pages by using the #! URL structure. Now you can't load a tweet page without loading the entire app. That's bad.
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   by aaronpk 15y ago

   At 8. I found my mom's "GW Basic" book and started making little programs that were quizzes or played little songs.
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   Need a technical co-founder? Start by creating a prototype.(sacstarts.com)

   4 points by aaronpk 15y ago|1 comments
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    They did say that the iOS 6 requests were coming from Apple-owned IP addresses. The screen resolution was not tied to the IP addresses because it showed up in Google Analytics.
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    Square adds geofencing to Card Case app(radar.oreilly.com)

    2 points by aaronpk 15y ago|0 comments
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Personally I find Google Maps to be quite slow, especially on mobile devices! Looking forward to comparing this one on mobile phones!
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    FLORA: An Arduino-compatible wearable electronic platform(adafruit.com)

    6 points by aaronpk 15y ago|0 comments
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    The top 10 Twitter accounts(google.com)

    4 points by aaronpk 15y ago|0 comments
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    This violates the Raspberry Pi trademark guidelines: http://www.raspberrypi.org/forum/general-discussion/conditio... "You may use Raspberry Pi trademarks and logo provided: a. The Raspberry Pi word mark is not part of the product name, co
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Would you kindly share your ifttt recipe?
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Yes, it would be great if you open-sourced the library! I'd suggest promoting it as an alternative to SimpleGeo's service that provided this lookup, since that will be shut down at the end of March. See https://support.urbanairship.com/cus
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    400 icons ready to be dropped into an iOS or Android project(actualobjects.com)

    3 points by aaronpk 15y ago|1 comments
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    or, for a slightly less advertising-ridden interface, http://www.google.com/patents/US6205469
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    That was kind of part of the irony :)
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Someone should make a site where you sign in with your Gmail account and find out how many of your contacts have youporn accounts.
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    Whatever happened to Flickraft.com? (spoiler: it's an empty page now)(flickraft.com)

    1 points by aaronpk 15y ago|0 comments
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Yes, it only looks at public repositories. It wouldn't be hard to look at private ones but it would require the user to OAuth so the app has access. But I'm not sure if Github supports using OAuth entirely in Javascript (like https://devel
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Awesome! Merged it in and updated the site. Thanks!
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    My mistake! Apparently the counts that come back from the Github api are bytes, not lines. http://developer.github.com/v3/repos/#list-languages You can see an example of an API call for one of your repositories: https://api.github.com/re
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    yes. oops
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Unfortunately it counts all code on your account equally. Github has a nice API that returns byte-count per language for a repository: https://api.github.com/repos/aaronpk/Flickr-Archiver/languag... I was thinking about excluding forks, o
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Yea I was thinking about making a permalink for it, but it's implemented entirely client-side so I don't think I have an easy way to do that. Feel free to fork it on github if you can figure it out: https://github.com/aaronpk/Github-Langua
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    Thanks for the suggestion! I added a "start over" button.
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    by aaronpk 15y ago

    What's wrong about it? It's finding a bunch of C code in this repo: https://api.github.com/repos/williame/GlestNG/languages . I just realized that it won't take in to account the difference between a repo you created and one you cloned, it