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by ehmorris 8y ago
If you’re in NYC you can also go to the municipal building to view these photos
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by ehmorris 8y ago
A great elevator related programming game: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8929314
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by ehmorris 8y ago
This has been picking up steam: https://youtu.be/ohQPySWJToo
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by ehmorris 10y ago
This comment is so annoying - the perfect HN mix of pretentious and nihilist. If you really think that average people trying to create anything will make things worse, then you're probably fine with the entertainment-addiction cycle in
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by ehmorris 10y ago
Surprised they didn't develop something like this earlier, as part of their rebrand (when they significantly redesigned the website and app.)
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by ehmorris 10y ago
This is somewhat true in New York also, where some buildings are 7 floors with no elevators.
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Related: a great article series about mobile UI and app trends in China: http://dangrover.com/blog/2016/01/31/more-chinese-mobile-ui-... (from a wechat product manager / Silicon Valley transplant)
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by ehmorris 11y ago
I use the app occasionally, and it's only used 2% of my battery on average over the past 7 days, according to the battery section in my settings. I turned off background refresh. Strange that the author is going through a guesstimate p
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by ehmorris 11y ago
It's almost better to ask this question of people living now
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by ehmorris 11y ago
During the winter, are there more bikes available, or do they decrease the supply?
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Ah I've already done that, but I also have a listening history I want to preserve. I should have been using last.fm :( I did manage to get the past year though, via a comment below.
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Ah here's a solution: make a cURL request for all your history data. Simple way to get a well formatted request: * Go to the history tab ( http://www.rdio.com/people/username/history/ ) and pull up the ins
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Does anyone know a good way of exporting my rdio "history" data? I have years of data in there.
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Fat Gives His First Talk Since “What Is Open Source and Why Do I Feel So Guilty?”(youtube.com)
2 points by ehmorris 11y ago|0 comments
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Very interesting to see the density of others' guesses. It doesn't seem to show every other guess though — how do you choose which ones to show?
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by ehmorris 11y ago
A page about mobile design dos and don'ts and it's not even mobile optimized!
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Here at least. Bus bombings are almost common in some places: https://www.google.com/webhp#q=bus+bombing&tbm=nws
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6605015
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by ehmorris 11y ago
You could use the API to export all your annotation data
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by ehmorris 11y ago
Agreed. I'd pay for pro if one of the themes was "larger font size, higher contrast."
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by ehmorris 12y ago
I found steering a little confusing since it's not correlated with the current direction of the tank, but still very fun.
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by ehmorris 12y ago
It's taking a while to connect to everything, but I'm really pumped to see my data in this interface. I've been working on something similar — an automatic journal based on Moves/Instagram/Dropbox etc. One reason I&
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by ehmorris 12y ago
Ah so this is the consumer version of the http://aprilzero.com site: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8043203
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by ehmorris 12y ago
don't forget to check out the annotated version ;) http://genius.com/www.nytimes.com/2015/01/12/business/media/...
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by ehmorris 12y ago
> In the summertime Whittier is bustling. Seasonal workers come for jobs on fishing boats, charter boats, or in the cannery, and cruise ships bring hundreds of thousands of tourists to the harbor. But thriving harbor industries—freight,
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by ehmorris 12y ago
Photographer has more photos here: http://reedyoung.com/project/whittier-alaska/r-young-whittie... Also the full version of the article in OP's link
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by ehmorris 12y ago
Sounds a little derivative of Giorgio Moroder's Metropolis
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Albert Einstein: Future Usage of Uranium Letter (1939)(genius.com)
2 points by ehmorris 12y ago|0 comments
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by ehmorris 12y ago
Yes. We are truly lost as a species. Not only are we creating banal organizational apps, but we're also taking the time to try to make the author feel bad by decrying its lack of higher purpose in a HN comment.
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by ehmorris 12y ago
The score does not correlate directly w/ number of upvotes

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