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It was a business. Of course the biggest priority was money. That does not stop them from wanting to charge money for a a good product. That is what is meant by having their clients in their mind. Their focus was on making money by deliveri
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That is an excellent point. I had never thought of Siri as a woman. Its just a program.
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Go where your target market is. In some cases, it means sites like Quora, local meetups, and conferences. In others, it means cold-calling random people.
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It is also not very verbose (most of the time (I'm looking at you list-comprehensions))
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I work remotely and the idea of having a robot there as my avatar is a bit ridiculous (this coming from someone who is very into robotics). Unless the robot carries out any specific task (aside from standing around with your face showing in
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This thread has opened my eyes to the sexist atrocities carried on throughout the tech industry. The first obvious one is my current language of choice, Python. That is the worst and most sexist name for language. Why should female programm
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13y ago
Why would you apologize?
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How old is he? I have a 11 year old niece, and she is learning Javacript (using code combat and codecademy) and Python at a good pace.
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I took a tour of one of the factories where the F-35 is built (or one of the components of the airframe). It is the one located in Atlanta, Georgia. The scale of the place is just mind-numbing. There was a row of C-130 in different stages o
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Have you tried offering other plans? Your service seems to be one that people could use in the long term. Maybe 3, 6, and 12 month plans. Do like web hosts, and offer a slight discount (over month-to-month plans) as an incentive. Also, I th
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Somewhat related: There is a game based on Quake Arena called Urban Terror. It has a good community of modders that help others learn how to modify the game. If you do not have too much luck with Quake2, you could look into this as as well.
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From their site: /* What is App.net? App.net is a network of social applications: App.net users can use their account to access hundreds of different applications available on a variety of platforms including Android, iOS, Mac, Linux a
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First of all, get a lawyer. I went through the same thing, and talking with lawyers helped me get my head set correctly. There are various firms in SV and TX that focus on this sort of thing. I don't remember their names, but a web sea
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Telepresence might start breaking into manufacturing by allowing one worker control of multiple robots at once from a remote location. I've seen prototypes of this already, but nothing solid. Maybe the costs are still too high.
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Agreed. Why can't it be the other way around? The robot being at the office and the father being at home.
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I have been toying with hy for the last two months and enjoying every minute. It is a very strange feeling when you are able to use the batteries-included of Python with the simple syntax of a LISP (nothing against Python's syntax). Th
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If you design your car in a way that the basic functions (engine, breaks, steering, etc.) compete for the same resources your IM app uses, that's a problem with basic design, not with connectivity. Yes, I agree. Problem is that cars
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How would current generation airbags come into play with bench seats? A lot of manufactures include side airbags right into the seat bolsters.
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Without looking inside the box?
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You just gotta put in the time. Experienced programmers still get stuck and will feel like you do a lot of times.
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The problem: my friend has no technical ability and neither does he have any business experience. How would you overcome that while at the same time being productive?
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You might look into posthaven. Its a pretty nice blogging platform, and only costs $5 a month.
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I'm an average programmer on my best days. Writing the same things over and over used to seem tedious, and boring. Day-in, day-out writing authentication backends, some boring object relationship mapped to an use object, Javascript to
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Do you mind sharing about how it was built (the backend)?
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What happened to yours?
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I know plenty of teenagers who, in 2014, cannot afford a computer. Some of those who have computers do not have internet access at home or at a nearby place. A lot of them have access to mobile phones, but those are not yet an option in ter
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There are some people who simply look down at others because they are not as "smart" as they are. Experience has taught me that these type of people spend too much time writing comments on the internet rather than improving their
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Pilot's View of Airbus A380 approach and landing at San Francisco
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Interesting point to bring up. In the case of this specific app, it was designed and built by a company that designs and builds mobile apps for clients (a development shop). The app is used a marketing tool to showcase their (nice) abilitie
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Another vote for Webfaction from me. Their support is excellent.
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