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by alttab 14y ago
If google glass can use eye tracking or some sort of neural pulse integration we can remove hand gestures completely. Imagine: "Remember back in the day when we used to manipulate computers with our hands? And everyone thought touch interfa
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by alttab 14y ago
I see your point. The original post doesn't address these issues, and I'm not sure it is ever designed to. If someone wanted to create a globally accessed, multi-language, all-encoding supported fully validated business information XML-RPC
963.
by alttab 14y ago
When I was 13 and encountered my first PDA (which is essentially a computer, even back then). I said "they should just attach a phone to this and be done with it." I WAS 13! It was most certainly obvious.
964.
by alttab 14y ago
What world do you live in where XML is easier? Have you ever written a SAX parser? XML parsing is not "easier". Screw the libraries that "do it for you". You still have to understand the tiered data structure, attributes vs content, namespa
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by alttab 14y ago
I think the nuance is that opium and weed in small amounts won't kill you (and there is evidence to suggest that weed can't kill you at all, ever. I'm not entirely sure though). Poision dart frogs on the other hand, you don't really get a "
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by alttab 14y ago
You're right. Minecraft for Xbox is codeine while the PC version is clearly oxycodone. PvP and Raid servers is like using an IV.
967.
by alttab 14y ago
Nice try. If you are successful, you won't need me to pay you. The world will.
968.
by alttab 14y ago
If rewards could then be converted into real world prizes or money, even if the games are based on "skill" (read: poker), wouldn't these new games be subject to the same regulation as on-line casinos?
969.
by alttab 14y ago
An NDA for a webinar? I agree, it seemed really douchey.
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by alttab 14y ago
Disagree. The addiction and draw of a casino is MONEY. Not "ding ding ding". Pay to play games eventually offer dismissing reward. Every time you step into a casino you could win big. There is no incentive for these types of mobile games. "
971.
by alttab 14y ago
A billion dollars to the first company that builds a federated twitter on top of existing gmail accounts. Go!
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by alttab 14y ago
I stay away from any game with "craft" in the name - knowing that I have a hard time not not playing video games with no end. Then very recently I had my second back surgery. I purchased Minecraft for Xbox 360 as I knew I'd be able to lay i
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by alttab 14y ago
I should write an eBook called "How to get rich by selling ebooks on how to get rich for $34"
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by alttab 14y ago
I'm sorry you feel I have "trolled" you. Not my intention. This was simply far enough away from what I normally encounter to justify voicing my opinion, not that my expectation would be that you would reconsider. For clarification I never c
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by alttab 14y ago
I'm basing it off every work relationship I've ever witnessed. not a huge set, but varied enough to form an educated opinion
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by alttab 14y ago
I too find it incredibly strange and most importantly dangerous . 1) You are intertwining your MARRIAGE with work. Rule #1 is don't shit where you eat. 2) You make matters worse because your husband is your boss. This will screw up the rel
977.
by alttab 14y ago
Better that then sending non-violent criminals into for-profit prison systems, destroying lives of the families impacted, and generally making the wrong people rich(er) for the wrong reasons. Hemp is illegal in America for christ sake. Not
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by alttab 14y ago
Windows 8 was a good move. Anyone who wants to play 3D games on a mobile device probably wont buy a Windows phone though.
979.
by alttab 14y ago
nothing says "cloud" like sending a physical hard drive through the mail.
980.
by alttab 14y ago
My guess is FundersClub gives equity as a perk - but not necessarily voting control or a board seat?
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by alttab 14y ago
I notice many players these days that their entire strategy is based on aqui-hire. Essentially building a "feature company" and trying to grab a user base to piss off the company that "should have the feature anyway". If you ask me, thats a
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by alttab 14y ago
This is a YC company that finally really excites me. The best technology removes problems from the equation all together. Profig (which is kind of a silly name despite its amazing core service) provides a virtual phone system that can be de
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by alttab 14y ago
I'm afraid to dig into this further!
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by alttab 14y ago
More the reason web will win over "mobile." "Mobile" to me is not a platform - it is a medium of consumption. The web is and always will be the platform in my mind. This is great. If people can iterate on mobile like they can on the web, th
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by alttab 14y ago
And the initial product offering is free fellas.
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by alttab 14y ago
Ok, Zorg.
987.
by alttab 14y ago
Disagree. It was college laymen who made Facebook what it is.
988.
by alttab 14y ago
I think many have a taste in their mouths Parker and crew wanted to be the hangout instagram purchase by Facebook. That simply won't happen. What exit strategy is there now?
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by alttab 14y ago
Agreed. There is no reason I would give any service on the Internet the information I have regretfully given Facebook over the years. Programmers are you listening? Stop using Facebook connect!!!
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by alttab 14y ago
I took a look! But it seems the target market is teenage girls. Maybe I need to configure it, but why? Between reddit, imgur, pinterest... Really what's the difference? How many profitable image sharing apps can the world actually support?

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