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by csmatt 13y ago
This is great. Too often we only get the original researchers' interpretation of the data and not much else. Good luck with it!
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by csmatt 13y ago
I appreciate the reply. I put in my email and look forward to trying it out.
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by csmatt 13y ago
Looks somewhat similar to IFTTT. Can you comment on what makes your service different/better and the demographic it's geared toward? It says 'no programming required', but the blog makes me thing otherwise. I like the idea, though (even if
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by csmatt 13y ago
I'm thinking this is a one-stop-shop for public datasets? Maybe for when you're reading an article on something like 'gun violence in urban areas', but want to see stats from multiple studies on the topic. That's my best guess and I can se
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by csmatt 13y ago
I've only ever owned 2 smart phones - both android, both on tmobile, and both unsubsidized. Those phones are 1) the Nexus One and 2) the Nexus 4. Cyanogenmod let the N1 remain relevant for nearly 3 years. The N4 has 4x the cores (each cloc
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by csmatt 13y ago
I like this. I've wanted this. If you guys need help bringing this to DC please let me know.
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by csmatt 13y ago
That's just tearable! haha It's actually pretty cool!
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by csmatt 13y ago
This is mostly obvious. I documented the hell out of my Google Voice app for dumb phones https://code.google.com/p/gv4me/ , but no one else ever contributed to it. That's the only project I've built that I've ever had much luck with peopl
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by csmatt 13y ago
This is very true. If there are only a handful of people in a small town who have your interest, you're kinda out of luck with meetup.
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by csmatt 13y ago
matt@ the site's address. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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by csmatt 13y ago
There's definitely a need for this. I've been working on something very similar due to the situation I talk about here http://socialocale.wordpress.com/2013/04/18/why-we-built-the... Let me know if you want to collaborate. I'd really like
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by csmatt 13y ago
I've been working on http://www.socialocale.com . It's interest and location based. Judges at Startup Weekend hated it. What do you guys think? Is it worth pursuing? Here's a screenshot of what it looks like on the inside http://imgur.co
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by csmatt 13y ago
The first thing I thought of that is similar to Rendr is http://meteor.com/ . I'm not sure about how it works with Angular. It does describe itself as a framework where Rendr describes itself as a library, so I'd think it'd be easier to r
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by csmatt 13y ago
MeeGo was pretty great at running a lot of Linux binaries, wasn't it? I never had a phone with it or played with it, but it always seemed it was a big step closer to a mobile OS that allowed your phone to do most anything your desktop could
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by csmatt 13y ago
ah ok. Thanks for the clarification :)
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by csmatt 13y ago
This is the truly great part. It's the same reason I use emacs.
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by csmatt 13y ago
my thoughts exactly
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by csmatt 13y ago
What is the difference between a software startup and a small company that writes custom software?
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by csmatt 13y ago
I was at a Startup Weekend a couple weeks ago and had the opportunity to talk to one of the speakers about the UI I'd put together (his speech was on U(I/X)). I knew my landing page didn't look modern, but couldn't put my finger on the reas
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by csmatt 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Intelligence_Surveillan...
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by csmatt 14y ago
Oh that takes me back. Well done!
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by csmatt 14y ago
Don't worry, it is a good thing. The ones who want to take it further will naturally start digging into what's going on behind the scenes. Where would games be if we didn't have abstraction?
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by csmatt 14y ago
That's probably because it's Always Sunny in Philadelphia :P
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by csmatt 14y ago
In the past, no one ever seemed interested in the ideas I'd come up with. I gave up on finding someone to pair up with from the start and spent most of my free time working on a prototype for http://www.socialocale.com . I posted about it
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by csmatt 14y ago
Just came up with this, but you could ask the interviewee to teach you something programming related that he/she learned recently. That should tell you how well they communicate, can deeply show you their level of experience (and interest),
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by csmatt 14y ago
Excellent! Very well written and expressed. There was an interviewee here today and I heard my boss tell someone to quiz him on big-o notation. I rolled my eyes. Yesterday I had an interview that started off with "Tell me a bit about yourse
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by csmatt 14y ago
I found out recently that this doesn't apply only to business ventures, but also personal projects. Free and open-source yet no one will find them unless I do the extra legwork. I built a visual remote designer for the mobile app Unified Re
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by csmatt 14y ago
I am a software engineer and do tend to look at things as just simple, solvable problems... Then I met my girlfriend who is completing her masters in Public Health. She has taught me of the great importance of what you mentioned (experiment
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by csmatt 14y ago
Haven't read the article yet (I will), but I recognized your site due to my work with userena :)
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by csmatt 14y ago
This brings up a good point. The two companies I've worked for have used a ton of open source software and have contributed nothing back. It kind of disgusts me. Am I wrong to feel that way?

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