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15y ago
If Geckoboard had a small pre-configured display for sale for say $250, I would have bought it.
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I was actually looking for a digital picture frame that could display a webpage for this very purpose before the fire-sale. I couldn't find one that could do it out of the box.
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HP’s Touchpad Makes the Ultimate Business Dashboard
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Ask HN: What CDN do you use?
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This is a really cool experiment. Coffee seems like the perfect use case since it's awkward to exploit, in that you're not going to buy $100 worth of coffee, just because the card has $100 on it. But what about other physical goods, like Ba
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Letters to the Year 2076 (from high schoolers in the Year 1976)
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16y ago
Burying it in the EULA doesn't make it acceptable, it makes it sneaky.
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I think the fact that they're logging my location without my knowledge or permission for their personal interests (whether their exploiting it now or not), is unethical. The lack of encryption is just an implementation oversight on their pa
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The problem is this data is being recorded without the user's knowledge or permission. (Unless it's a tiny line in the EULA I'm unaware of.) If the data is being used to help the performance of Location Based Services, there is no need to k
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I believe that was pulled from Ryan's email: "... developers ask us if they should build client apps that mimic or reproduce the mainstream Twitter consumer client experience. The answer is no." ... "If you are an existing developer of clie
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I doubt a paid email service will be anymore reliable than Gmail. Your best bet is probably to look into a good backup strategy. For example, you could use Outlook or Mail to retrieve all of your Gmail locally while still keeping the origin
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16y ago
Planned Parenthood donation page: http://bit.ly/gDIrl5
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I've thought about picking up boxing. It seems like the desire to not be hit in the face would be good motivation to exercise regularly between matches. Like you though, I'm a bit worried about the risk of concussion and having my nose brok
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This is fun, but you should remove the eraser. I think you'd find more creative graffiti without it.
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16y ago
Sorry to dissapoint. :p I'll report back in a few years.
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Ok, so Watson couldn't yet answer "How do you change the oil on an 77 Corvette?" any better than Google could, but it could conceivably answer the question "What size sockets do I need to remove the oil pan of a 77 Corvette?" Is that trivia
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Ask HN: IBM will kill Google with Watson?
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16y ago
http://Conjunctured.com . I'm a co-founder. 1st day is free! :)
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What good shall I do this day?
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Here's a very active Google Docs spreadsheet of @Speak2Tweet translations: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?hl=en&key=tVDU006Wt9...
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16y ago
Awesome input! Thanks! :)
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I think I got the FireFox thing figured out. Let me know if it's still wonky. (You might need to flush cache? Hopefully not.)
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Thanks! Ok, I think I got the FireFox thing figured out. Let me know if it's still wonky. (You might need to flush cache? Hopefully not.)
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Ah! I'll move those JavaScript files to the Math.ly domain soon to fix that problem for users that might have the same issue. Good insight. Thanks!
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I think I'd like to have free random problems, and a pro account would include problems that have a video explaining that particular problem's solution. Something along those lines.
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Oh, it sounds like the javascript font rendering isn't working for you. Do you have JavaScript disabled?
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http://libyanspider.com/
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I was thinking about creating a paid service like you're describing. Free random questions for all, but a pro account would get explanations on how to solve the particular questions. Ideally in video format.
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My thoughts are that it would be used by students for practice, and possibly by teachers to generate quizes. Excellent feedback on the free-form text input, and rational answers. I was thinking about randomly alternating from multiple choic
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Ultimately I was thinking of math problems with perm URLs, and possibly blog style comments underneath. I wonder if a wiki would be better than inline user comments.
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