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A 'Crisis' in Online Ads: One-Third of Traffic Is Bogus
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The mobile app is going the way of the CD-ROM
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Apple's Buttonless Mouse Came From Steve Jobs' Misunderstanding
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Google developing SDK to make Android the standard for wearables
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Google Glass Wearers Banned From San Francisco SoMa Bar
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Euclid Analytics
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OpenWorm milestone: artificial worm gains muscle sensation
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Ex-Official Says FBI Can Obtain Access to Users Webcam
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Mystery 'alien-like creature' seen in Bristol harbour
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Flipboard reportedly raising $50 million more
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Depends on what you mean by 'Hotspot'. Both of Sun's embedded JVMs (CDC, CLDC) had 'Hotspot' implementations. Both of these implementations performed many of these types of optimizations (which I can say with certai
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"Malibu homeowners intentionally obscure public beach access areas with fake signs and hidden access. This is not only ridiculously selfish, it is illegal." Better or worse than just flat out preventing access whatsoever? http:&#
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Design By Imitation
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13y ago
It would be great if the ycombinator RSS feed worked. https://news.ycombinator.com/rss
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Systematically lying to data-harvesting services
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Google files patent for backside controls on Android devices
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Most of them are screenshots uploaded via a script for an academic project.
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Here's one datapoint: I have 652,082 images in my account, and have downloaded my entire library a number of times using different 3rd party utilities. Haven't ever had an issue.
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Natalie Jeremijenko made the one at PARC in 1995 as an artist in residence. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natalie_Jeremijenko#Live_Wire_....
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With Scriptkit, Code Simple iPad Apps In The Time It Takes To Read This Post
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ScriptKit - Drag and Drop Programming for iPad
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ShowHN: C4: A creative-coding framework for interactive applications on iOS.
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Show HN: ActiveTextView: Selectable, multicolored text views for iOS.
(github.com)
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15y ago
I've been playing with visual (screenshot-based) readers for a few years now, with my most recent effort being 'Percolater', a visual reader for the iPad. When demoing Percolater to current iPad users that are used to 'intelligent' content
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I'm curious about how these classifications were done. I graduated from the MIT Media Lab a few years back, and after looking through the result set titled: "A small community of users associated with MIT Media lab detected using the algor
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This is absolutely a wonderful project, from a very talented member of the demoscene. However, "for the first time ever" isn't entirely accurate. Web-based visual experimentation environments for 2d/3d programming have existed for years, fr
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16y ago
Of course. I'm just suggesting that once one provider starts doing it, others may likely follow.
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Now Google is requiring users to verify new gmail accounts with a text message sent to a mobile phone. I can only assume that it will soon be prohibitively difficult to create fake email addresses to use to create other fake accounts. I f