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by dangero 15y ago
Great concept! I've been waiting for a technology like this. Event based seems like the right way to go and I've often wished an app like this existed for my private events.
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by dangero 15y ago
I agree the sorting right now is crap. I think the idea is that right now chomp cannot grab internal data to sort things, so the idea is to combine the data available on Apple's internal side with some of chomp's concepts and technology. Th
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by dangero 15y ago
Inbound links are the indirect goal of every blogger. I found the article to be very informative about the details of a business segment I wasn't familiar with. What makes this article different than others?
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by dangero 15y ago
tl;dr; There are some foreign works that are still copyrighted overseas, but the copyright has expired in the US. This ruling allows the Congress to reinstate the copyrights for particular works so that the copyrights apply for the full len
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by dangero 15y ago
Just thought of something else. Imagine an app where you can pay an in app purchase to feed a real animal. Kind of like an online petting zoo... There's a lot of potential there.
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by dangero 15y ago
Interesting idea, but it's not scalable. As you add more users, your interaction is less meaningful. On the other hand, if the app let you interact one on one with an animal, then that is a very novel concept especially for a kid who lives
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by dangero 15y ago
I've found that there is a segment of people like you who would rather pay for a premium ad free experience up front, and then other people who would not, so I think the point is, if you can have separate versions of the app to address both
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by dangero 15y ago
Great storytelling and I have no doubt that it is all true. One thing that bothered me in this monologue was he kept saying things like, "Do you think that THEY don't know?" "Do you think that Apple doesn't know?" Problem for me being that
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by dangero 15y ago
Another big productivity helper is to be less hesitant to discard a piece of hardware that is not working well. Repairs often take more time than you expect. It takes discipline to do this because as a tech person you tend to like to troubl
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by dangero 15y ago
I'm going to dangle myself on a limb here. If you consider the constraint that the indie programmer may have had incomplete skills to set up a proper service, saw this method as faster for any number of other reasons, or didn't want to mai
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by dangero 15y ago
I think your question is very valid and I think the answer is that the "solution" depends on what your goals are. The author may even consider it to be perfectly fine if he has to reset these statistics regularly, or even move to a more pro
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by dangero 15y ago
Came here to say this. If you can get around the latency rocksmith is a better solution because it makes your guitar sound proper for the track using dsp. This solution just listens to what you're playing.
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by dangero 15y ago
Interesting. It seems even if Apple does something about it, the next step would be to slightly tweak each of them to be non-identical to the others. I wonder if the developer is making a lot of money because that would be the real indicato
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by dangero 15y ago
Have you tried using Pulse as an RSS reader? I'm really enjoying Pulse, which I think comes preinstalled on the device.
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by dangero 15y ago
This is what I've found too. I just spent my evening enjoyably using my Kindle Fire when I could have just as easily picked up my iPad. The size is actually refreshing to me and the interface has some really nice features. All these reviews
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by dangero 15y ago
Yeah I bought the book last night and I have thoroughly enjoyed the first two chapters. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by dangero 15y ago
That was an amazing hook and I feel like the book was talking exactly about me. It was actually very reassuring to know how normal I am. Not sure if you're associated with this book, but I think I'm sold.
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by dangero 15y ago
There's also the problem of power. I doubt these devices could be usb spec compliant since what is essentially happening here is an endless chain of bus powered usb hubs. It is pretty though.
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by dangero 15y ago
I think what's happening is that all the positive spin about why you should make a startup are just drowning out the negatives, and this makes sense. I work for a company that makes over 100 million a year and one of the founders told me th
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by dangero 15y ago
"It's a great pity that education hasn't actually changed a bit in the intervening time. Computers are pretty much just used for teaching computers, as electronic typewriters and libraries, and to cut down on admin. They really are not used
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by dangero 15y ago
Good job. I think one of the most important things you did is you knew who your customer was before you started your application. It seems obvious, but most apps in the app store have no target customer.
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by dangero 15y ago
"Maintain a firm grasp of the obvious at all times." That's pretty enlightening. This guy is brilliant because he constantly reminds himself of the fundamentals of business, and is keenly aware that he easily gets off track from those funda
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by dangero 15y ago
Like he said, you need to know what your goal is. College wasn't just about the degree for me. I'm glad I didn't try to rush it.
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by dangero 15y ago
Wow that was really interesting. The thing I found most surprising was at the end when he was able to go off the screen by going backwards which very much seems like a bug in their algorithm, but maybe "it's a feature". That game definitely
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by dangero 15y ago
It seems Microsoft knows that computing is moving more mobile and into touch screens, and they also know that the standard Windows UI doesn't translate too well in those situations, so they made this new metro UI paradigm. In a way they had
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by dangero 15y ago
Even if everything he says in this blog is true, I still think Steve designed products. There are many aspects of design, and I don't think anyone is suggesting that Steve did them all on any product, but he did some of them on many product
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by dangero 15y ago
"Steve Jobs did not design anything." Not true. Look at the history of Apple. He definitely did.
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by dangero 15y ago
Yeah Steve Job's famous line was, "To get to the heart of the customer, you don't talk about Mips and Megahertz." Finally another company that gets it.
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by dangero 15y ago
Mojang has money, so no matter what this won't hurt him, but unless he's doing this for the publicity, he's making the wrong choice. Change the name of your unreleased game. Not that big a deal, and you'll save a lot of lawyer fees. Pick yo
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by dangero 15y ago
I find myself really bothered by the fact that you would be reading all the messages. Granted I realize that in order to stuff the letters manually you would be able to see them if you wanted to, but the fact that you have to search each me

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