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eragnew
14y ago
api?
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eragnew
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This looks great. Will try it out for iphone.
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Project Glass Is The Future Of Google
(techcrunch.com)
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eragnew
14y ago
Um, because their parents spoil them?
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14y ago
+1
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eragnew
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+1 for creative name
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I can't wait to try this when I get home. Thanks ibdknox
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eragnew
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i'm starting to get the idea that arc could be an incredibly powerful language
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eragnew
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This is exactly what I needed to read today. Thanks :)
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I Heart Py - Shell
(iheartpy.com)
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eragnew
14y ago
karma down -> lesson learned
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eragnew
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I believe I can add value to (one of) the (many) team(s) you are currently building. Can we discuss more, either via the tubes or IRL?
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http://eragnew.posterous.com/private/oakshqJGqJ
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http://eragnew.posterous.com/private/fHHEsjlCtc
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eragnew
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I'd love to run some of these ideas by you too
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Ask pg
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eragnew
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'incoherent, mumbling ghosts everywhere' -> great metaphor!
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eragnew
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maybe because it works? i'm not sure what you mean by 'hilarious'.
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eragnew
14y ago
I am going to try to build one of these. Thanks for sharing this!
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eragnew
14y ago
I would argue that innovation and trying new things are always a net positive. If you give it enough time (i.e. on a long enough timeline). Because new standards and best practices emerge. New standards and best practices that are better th
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what the hell do these phrases mean? especially in regard to the article above? -> capitalist "pig" column -> darwinian startup culture are you sure you're not projecting your own beliefs onto the article? just sayin'
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eragnew
14y ago
Wow. This is one of the more powerful essays I've read in a while. If you don't get why that is, please just think about it some more. Think about what you are telling yourself about it.
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eragnew
14y ago
Nice article. It's just what I needed to read today :)
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eragnew
14y ago
Damn it, guys, this is very close to the idea I've been working on for a few weeks. Now I'm going to have to go back to the drawing board :) But at least you have a well-documented API, so maybe I can build something on top of Gimme Bar. An
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That's awesome man! I think I'm about to follow in your footsteps :)
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While in principle I agree, I think you may also want to consider the fact that most people do not have formal training in engineering (or anything technical, for that matter). Most HN readers probably do, but what if the article wasn't wri
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14y ago
After attending the Seattle Mini Maker Faire this past weekend, all I can say is that I agree 100% with OP. You internalize the lessons much more thoroughly when you actively (rather than passively) participate in the learning process. The
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I'm learning it right now. Looking specifically at Haskell web frameworks like Snap and Yesod.
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eragnew
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Exactly! Many people seem to have a lot of trouble with what the word 'average' means. It depends on the context!
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14y ago
I think you may want to examine the assumptions in 'but if the sales are diverted to a for-profit, ultimately beneficiaries will not enjoy it.' Is that the truth, or is that what you think the truth is? There is an important difference betw
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