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14y ago
To me the links looked like they were to related articles, in the way that every other blog does it. I actually stopped reading the article two paragraphs in because I no longer respect the professional opinion of the blog based on this pra
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14y ago
As a student with design and programming experience, what's a good way to get a career started as a product manager?
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14y ago
It's already out. They've actually got several less expensive versions of the iPhone on the market, which trade performance for a lower price. I believe they're selling under the name of "iPhone 4S" and "iPhone 4".
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Ask HN: Competition - market validation or reason not to execute on an idea?
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I guess they have to use some sort of obfuscation in order to prevent spam bots from using text-to-speech software to get around the mechanism, but that is REALLY confusing. My guess is that the audio characters don't necessarily match up w
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14y ago
Such a letdown to find out it was fiction. The site was really misleading. I was wondering why all the characters seemed to be so stereotypical of the person at some points though
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Looks like the poster changed the title after it hit the front page. I just read the whole thing thinking it was real.
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You could refuse to work on such a project, but then the project development would just get outsourced. I don't like the concept of this service at all, and I think its a really shady business practice to use it, but I don't think theres re
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14y ago
Age of Empires II in the browser would tank my GPA
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CMU?
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Which is essentially the point of a cloud os. Its operating under the assumption that every "application" you want to use will be self contained in the form of a website. So, for instance, instead of having a Microsoft Word binary compiled
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14y ago
Please put what the thing is in the title.
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14y ago
One thing that worked really well for me when I was learning was StumbleUpon. Choose the python, html, css, web design, photoshop, etc categories and stumble along until you find a tutorial or article that interests you. It will expose you
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14y ago
Cool music, but it didn't feel very interactive to me.
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Maybe my lack of real-world experience skews my perspective on this one, but why do these companies continue to put out Square clones? If you're Bank of America or PayPal, you already have access to the customer's billing information and fi
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If you took this graphical art concept and combined it with the generative music concept of apps like Brian Eno's bloom, you'd have an absolutely amazing app
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No, no its not. Netflix works with WINE. When you install Ubuntu, and Netflix works out of the box, then Netflix on Ubuntu will be here.
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Is that iPad HW generational issue, or would a software update could bring the browser to where it needs to be to handle such a thing?
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Congratulations on your first game. Keep up the hard work and you'll have some pretty competitive stuff on your resume for college applications!
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14y ago
Absolutely beautiful. Great job
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+1 for this being amazing on the iPad with accelerometer. Very addicting game, well done
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Am I reading this correctly that you can do integer compression at the L1 cache level? Does this go even deeper into the actual processor registers, or would that be going overboard?
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The 30-pin connector is one of the longest-surviving connectors on the mobile market, but its clearly past its prime. Apple didn't change the connector just to get $30 extra out of its customers. It was an item on the phones that seriously
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14y ago
For the majority of the ones on this list, I think its a problem with the idea they decided to pursue...
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14y ago
I couldn't find mine on the list, but I assume if a good number of people do then we can assume they're real. My first suspicion was that they're faked with generic names attached just to get some press coverage.
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And a BizBrah who was somewhat versed in the medical vocabulary would have the ability to research a problem the dotor says is not possible, provide a link to an implemented solution, and the whole project benefits. The medically educated p
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I don't think the message us technical guys are trying to get across is that you need to become one of us and strive for the full ability to implement your idea all by yourself. Hell, the less people that are awesome programmers the better,
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Same on Chrome on Lion
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I always found those "in 24 hours" books to be amusing in that there was no way in hell you were going to work through a book that size in 24 hours
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Awesome-Game-Creation-Programming-Re... Learned a click-based "programming" method called The Games Factory through this book when I was 11 I think. Ever since then I've been hooked on tech/programming.
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