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by daed 13y ago
In a nutshell Zoomendar is a fully touch-enabled calendar. Basically you navigate your calendar by swiping, tapping and pinching. As always I'd love feedback of any kind. Video to see how it works - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbrBKmPru
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Show HN: Zoomendar - My new take on the iPhone calendar(itunes.apple.com)
1 points by daed 13y ago|1 comments
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by daed 13y ago
Here's my latest work worth showing. Started it back in late October, and while it definitely didn't take me THAT long (life got in the way plenty) this is definitely more than just a "weekend project" for me. In a nutshell Zoomendar is a f
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Show HN: Zoomendar - A fully gesture driven calendar for iOS(zoomendar.com)
1 points by daed 13y ago|1 comments
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by daed 14y ago
>It was thus difficult for Semmelweis to make a "scientific" case for why the lime worked Aren't you supposed to regard empiricism above all else in science? While holding to that rule would force Semmelweis to alter his theory as well,
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by daed 14y ago
I feel like ranking more popular apps higher in search results hurts app discovery, which I can't imagine is their goal.
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by daed 14y ago
What does suck about this from the consumer standpoint though is now when ordering if you want to upgrade a component from the base model you pay Apple prices to do so. For example Apple has historically overcharged for RAM and hard drive u
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by daed 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. We have an "ask" section, so why not a "show"?
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by daed 14y ago
Apple spends money developing Xcode yet when they started charging $5 for it there was a huge outcry. I feel like HN often upvotes the most contrarian comment by default (assuming it's well argued).
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by daed 14y ago
Google Objectivism and/or Ayn Rand
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by daed 14y ago
The last bit the author mentions is something I've thought about recently, which is - where do I live? Inside my head or outside of it? I find myself primarily living inside my head, which is a very different world than the one around me. W
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by daed 14y ago
The inspiration was just various things I liked from different puzzle games I've played. Figured they'd go well together. Works on iOS 4.2+ since it includes Gamecenter. Thanks for checking it out :)
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by daed 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I was so happy with my design but am kind of glad it got critiqued. I have a small stack of design books I plan on reading. Motivation++
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Show HN: My 4 Week Project
14 points by daed 14y ago|5 comments
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by daed 15y ago
Don't underestimate Intel. http://www.anandtech.com/show/5688/apple-ipad-2012-review/19
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by daed 15y ago
To add to this I remember when OS X came out there was a lot of groaning about how slow window resizing was. Years of improvement later it still lags a hair. Noticeably slower than windows.
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by daed 15y ago
Yeah, my roommate has a 4g phone and has to charge it everyday after work... And he turned 4g OFF to save battery
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by daed 15y ago
As a fellow iOS developer I feel your pain - I've been dreading the forced move to Lion since Lion's release. I haven't researched this yet but a possible solution would be to install Lion and Xcode on a VM? Then you could update the OS as
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by daed 15y ago
I could classify many a drunk person as exhibiting temporary insanity, and clearly drunk people are dangerous. Should I assume you support prohibition of alcohol as well?
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by daed 15y ago
If you don't have any windows open in the app, doesn't Lion quit it for you?
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by daed 15y ago
I can't remember where I heard this, so don't quote me, but I've heard it partially has to do with graphics kexts in some or all of those machines being 32-bit and a reluctance from Apple and the manufacturers (Intel, AMD, Nvidia) to update
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by daed 15y ago
To add to this, I think it's important that OP knows this is a good thing. I built my computer just over 3 years ago when DDR2 prices bottomed out, so I have 8GB, and this thing is still more computer than I need. I boot up, load all my a
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by daed 15y ago
Here's the message I've been given, maybe it's changed without my noticing but I think it's remained consistent - balance means giving each variable in an equation similar weight. Eating only one or two food groups is not optimal for health
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by daed 15y ago
I don't think there's been much change in this area, it's been "eat in moderation, eat a balanced diet and exercise" for as long as I can remember.
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by daed 15y ago
What it should really teach you is the efficacy of A/B testing.
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by daed 15y ago
I went to UC Davis when this (Davis wiki) was launched. It was invaluable at the time. But I wonder how well it will fare elsewhere these days. You need a decent-sized community to get good content, but most decent-sized communities are alr
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by daed 15y ago
It's likely that few HNers have a strong enough grasp of the various laws to state how they would pursue Facebook based on law, but all of us have a sense of justice. Whether or not the two coincide is a different discussion. My happy mediu
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by daed 15y ago
Here's what I wonder, though - how often do people watch movies at home on a 7" screen? Don't they have a better (larger) option? The reason I ask is with no 3G and only 8GB of storage, the Fire doesn't strike me as being all that great for
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by daed 15y ago
If those are the examples, can't we go further back and blame other cell phone manufacturers? Or get mad that Nintendo didn't make it easy for us to put our own OS on the NES?
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by daed 15y ago
To further your video game example - psych studies have shown that if you pay someone to do something they like, they start liking it less. Great post, edo.

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