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by eclipxe 12y ago
Why not Titanium?
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by eclipxe 12y ago
I think your argument would get more consideration if you didn't come off as condescending and holier-than-thou. You should read the article, it's talking about you.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Another +1 for OC (South OC/Irvine preferably)
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Really cool feature - the adaptive cruise control feature is now becoming an option on more mainstream cars, and it is one of those "how did I ever drive in traffic without this feature" things. I think many people don't get
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by eclipxe 12y ago
First of all, thank you for taking the time putting this together. Next, this should be used as a good example of "types of questions not to ask in a technical interview". These will give little insight into what a candidate actua
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Not all content created with web technologies and renderable with an HTML/CSS rendering engine require Javascript
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by eclipxe 12y ago
You can render HTML content with a custom rendering engine - for example ePub ebooks are essentially bundled HTML + CSS content - there are several HTML rendering engines that read ePub ebooks but don't use Webkit. Also, you can build
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Rendering engines are okay. Its the Javascript execution engine that is not allowed. You can render all the HTML you want, you just can't allow untrusted code to be executed.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Sell analytics and app usage information
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Amazon's profits are redeployed into investments.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Thank you! HN is not Reddit, and I'm happy down vote can be used as a "I don't agree with you button".
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Yes, it is that much better IMHO. Lockscreen actions & swipe-down notification actions = holy grail for email triage. Only the built-in mail client has it.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Well played :-)
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Thank you. I agree, this is just scaremongering.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
>me being bitter about Twitter, JavaScript, smartphones, tablets and all the other stuff I really don't care about Can you elaborate why you are bitter about the above?
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Win-win all around
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Product-market-fit
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by eclipxe 12y ago
What bubble?
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Yep, as much as this is the typical HN type response, I completely agree with you.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
I don't think they are related, unless I'm missing something
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Yeah, except for the fact that Chromecast sender apps perform a cert check now, so open implementations don't work. https://github.com/thibauts/node-castv2/issues/2
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Oh come on.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Exploiting games for profit is not something to be proud of. It seems like you have some of the necessary skills to run a business, but you need to find a product that is not based on theft.
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Or Hackernews :-)
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by eclipxe 12y ago
No, it is the most important and hardest part. My point about it ever shipping or being as good as the promo video alludes to this. It's easy(ish) to create a slick landing page and quirky video demo, it's hard as hell to make a p
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Of course it is vaporware. They're trying to prove the market exists, sell the product up front, then go build it. Will it ever ship or be remotely as thin and svelte as this mockup? I'm guessing no, but if they pull it off, kudos
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Looks like Slate - https://github.com/tripit/slate
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by eclipxe 12y ago
Oh, that's simple
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by eclipxe 12y ago
This is ugly yes, but this is a very different experience than Google Glass. Glass is a tiny screen in the top right of your peripheral vision, which requires a conscious effort to glance up and view. These are complete overlays on top of y
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by eclipxe 12y ago
The first fan pic in the article - the Big Ass Fan Haiku - awesome fan with lots of tech

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