epaga

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by epaga 14y ago
I don't understand people's issue with this statistic. It's not implying causality of any form. It's simply saying: "the common idea that the only successful entrepreneurs are workaholic young singles working days and nights is actually a m
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by epaga 14y ago
It can get way worse than that: at a big chess site I used to play at, a password reset email gives you a url of the form ".../passwordreset.php?user=yourname&password=yourfreakingpasswordincleartext" I let them know about it years ago.
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by epaga 14y ago
Don't know much yet, but: their editor is Eclipse-based. The scripts are Lua-based and can be cross-compiled.
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by epaga 14y ago
Sorry to offend, I was just clarifying why the original guy said you sounded naive - just clarifying what specific implementation you had in mind would have helped in your original comment. I can see how it sounded as if you meant the idea
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by epaga 14y ago
In the sense that this is an age-old dream of mankind (see Tower of Babel), not an idea someone grabbed away from you before you could create a startup.
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by epaga 14y ago
It would be more helpful to the developers if you let them know which browser & OS you were on...
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by epaga 14y ago
One time I had to set my alarm for 4am (early flight) and Siri said, "OK, but don't wake me up!". On the one hand that's pretty funny of course, but on the other hand, I think it's a helpful sanity check for you to make sure you didn't actu
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by epaga 14y ago
Do you happen to recall what the subject line was? Seems like an important detail that has a big impact on first impression.
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by epaga 14y ago
Even with an incredibly exact model, to actually get ALL 50 right really does require a lot of luck in addition to skill. Even if he's 98% accurate for each state (which seems amazingly high to me), that's still only a 1 in 3 chance to get
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by epaga 14y ago
Another Lua-based framework for iOS programming is Moai. I played around with it a while back and fell in love with Lua. Really simple yet powerful stuff. http://getmoai.com/
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by epaga 14y ago
"This guy" is Linus Torvalds. I assume he's often running a terminal as well... ;)
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by epaga 14y ago
"I’d be humbled if you followed me on Twitter." Insta-followed. Can we please make THIS be the typical tagline at the end of every article instead of the aggressive "you should follow me"?
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by epaga 14y ago
Slight critique here - I feel like he's using this to push an agenda rather than just telling us in detail what tools and software he uses to get his job done. He mentions a few things but in far less detail than anyone else I've read on us
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by epaga 14y ago
Just had the following support chat with an Amazon rep: Me:I have really enjoyed Kindle on multiple devices so far but I just read the following account of a different Kinde customer and am appalled at Amazon's treatment of this individua
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by epaga 14y ago
In my mind, this will be the first major test of Tim Cook as a CEO. This is not "I get a bad signal if I hold the phone the wrong way". This is "my iPhone drove us to the wrong hospital so I wasn't able to say goodbye to my grandfather". Pr
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by epaga 14y ago
fascinating stuff, makes me long for a good IDE on iPad that doesn't feel like a "toy", that can handle Objective-C for example. In an ideal world, Apple would be working on "iCode" as we speak... ;)
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by epaga 14y ago
Now that is a well-written article. The bookend plays on words are just smart enough to not be cheesey but rather make the article especially memorable.
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by epaga 14y ago
"Austrian, eh? <puts on australian accent> Let's put some shrimp on the barbie!"
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by epaga 14y ago
http://neobudget.com since my wife and I do envelope budgeting. Works GREAT. Highly recommended.
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by epaga 14y ago
Congrats on shipping. Looking at these comments, I can tell HN is doing its best to re-discover its positive attitude towards "shippers" -- I kind of feel bad for anyone who tried to post a "Show HN" a month ago, only to hear crickets in th
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by epaga 14y ago
you should totally have recorded your screen while doing all of this, that would be incredibly educational. great stuff!
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by epaga 14y ago
Right...HN spam, even though he doesn't even have an HN account? http://www.twitter.com/marcoarment/status/228137545396019200
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by epaga 14y ago
Awww man, that is a letdown. Airplay was the thing I was most looking forward to in Mountain Lion. I have a late 2010 MBP. :(
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by epaga 14y ago
I wouldn't call that abrasive. The "counterpoint" was quoting a previous article of his out of context, acting as if he was saying it was OK to steal content - which he was not, he was explaining WHY people steal content. Having your words
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by epaga 14y ago
Extremely impressive right off the bat. Signed up right after seeing the positive app reviews be fetched. But how do I sort the apps once I've added them? See here: http://kickfolio.com/epaga I'd like to have EmptyInbox be the one at the
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by epaga 14y ago
Your user name definitely would help strengthen said lawsuit...
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by epaga 14y ago
Turned off Instant Search and everything works now (except for Instant Search which I can live with until they get it fixed).
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by epaga 14y ago
A similar use case: I noticed the sunlight on the wall of my apartment's courtyard was a bright orange so searched twitter for "Berlin sunset" and right away found a gorgeous image someone had just made 5 minutes ago.
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by epaga 14y ago
I can't see this working legally for privacy reasons without the glasses having an LED go on when the camera is recording anything. Not to mention the more sticky social issues: Imagine a guy in the subway with these glasses on - every woma
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App Store Search Rules Changed Again(blog.appcod.es)
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