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by dave1619 14y ago
If anybody has suggestions for a good Android outsourcing company, please add them here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4332873
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Ask HN: Recommendations on Android outsourcing company?
7 points by dave1619 14y ago|5 comments
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Would you consider iOS and Android similar in terms of risk and developer potential?
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Just wanting to hear from Airtime users to see if the dropoff in traffic has been significant enough to downgrade the value of the service to them. I remember there were a bunch of people who really liked Airtime when it first came out. I
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by dave1619 14y ago
Is this based just on AppData? Can any users of Airtime confirm the drop-off?
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by dave1619 14y ago
This isn't necessarily true. Jony Ive on Apple, "Our goal absolutely at Apple is not to make money. This may sound a little flippant, but it’s the truth. Our goal and what gets us excited is to try to make great products. We trust that if
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by dave1619 14y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER (remote): Front-end developer We're looking for a web front-end developer with speciality in jQuery, javascript, css, and incorporating real-time technologies (ie., websockets) for a social networking/chat application. W
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by dave1619 14y ago
Wow, this reporter really doesn't know what he's talking about. He thinks Evan Williams is working on product at Twitter now.
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Vinod Khosla: Maintain the Silicon Valley Vision(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by dave1619 14y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo acquiring Pinterest would definitely be interesting. I don't know though how affordable Pinterest would be.
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Is Postmates really cheaper?
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Agree. There needs to be more info on how long delivery will take.
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Does anybody know if Craigslist is cracking down on all the Craigslist iPhone apps?
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I wonder if Sparrow had a subscription model... let's say you had to pay $2/month to use it across any platform. How many people would have signed up? Sparrow seemed more complex than a typical 0.99c app, and it seems like they had their f
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Reaching 10M Downloads, And The Guerrilla Marketing Tactics We Used To Get There(m.techcrunch.com)
1 points by dave1619 14y ago|0 comments
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Wow, I think you may have articulated it more clearly than that author (me). It really is about "raw conscious effort"(that you mentioned) vs a passive subconscious state. The raw conscious effort is head on but the passive subconscious s
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by dave1619 14y ago
Transferring the idea" from your conscious mind to your unconscious mind"... that's exactly what I'm talking about. I've got to watch Rich Hickey's talk. Thanks for the link!
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OP here. Well, it just worked out that I found my "solution" to my problem that afternoon. But I was thinking/researching the problem for many weeks at different levels. And I was finally coming to a deadline. I agree though, it takes a
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That's a great idea. How often do you go back and read through your notes? Does the actual journaling help the most or reviewing the notes later?
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Maybe it's obvious. But for me it was helpful to consolidate my notes and then to lower my expectations of "actively" finding a solution. But rather letting my brain stare at my notes for a long time as a means to more passively find a so
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No. OP here... Didn't know about the Feynman Algorithm until now. Mine is just a post I thought might be helpful to some people.
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"Sleeping on it" also works for me as well. Often I'll think of a super difficult problem right before going to bed intentionally so I can get my subconscious working on it through the night. It works wonders. The next morning I usually
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The pizza example would be more like you're driving home from work at 5:30pm on Wednesday on your typical route which passes by the pizza shop. Google Now knows that it's dinner time and that you've purchased from that pizza place before o
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The "Just look at it" hack for problem solving(heydave.org)
65 points by dave1619 14y ago|47 comments
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I think leveraging existing social platforms is fine and you're realistic. Ultimately you need to be building something of your own if it's going to be a sustainable/scalable business. But make use of the existing social platforms to get
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it's not just health. look at Google Now on android 4.1. they're going to know everywhere you went and a lot more info. sooner or later, this will likely lead to targeted ads if they can deliver high-value ads the user actually wants. i
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I don't like ads (typically). But as ads get more and more targeted (ie., when i haven't gone to the dentist in 2 years and the ad says, "great dentist with promo offer just 2 miles from you", that's kind of enticing). I think it will mig
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Wow, I'm impressed she invited anybody to stop by her office anytime to meet her and share ideas. Pretty cool.
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"Keep Moving": Marissa Mayer's First Memo to Yahoos(allthingsd.com)
31 points by dave1619 14y ago|29 comments
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The untold story of Kevin Rose and Digg(businessinsider.com)
9 points by dave1619 14y ago|2 comments

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