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How to make a sci-fi flick for $5,000
(thegridto.com)
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One thing I'd really want to see in an email client is a set of "reply today", "reply tomorrow" and "reply later" buttons, linked to my todo list or calendar.
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14y ago
After using LaTeX for the past ~8 years one thing I have noticed is that instant preview is not adapted at all: LaTeX compilation is simply too slow. I prefer compiling when I want to see how things turn out after making a bunch of changes
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Strawman proposal, The := Operator
(wiki.ecmascript.org)
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14y ago
You're better off directly reading the Wikipedia entries for NetSci[1]. Except a brief mention to "energy flows", the linked article fails to mention the study of information diffusion, which ought to be the most critical and active area of
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Redesigning Wikipedia: The Athena Project
(en.wikipedia.org)
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What It Feels Like To Be A Freelancer
(dontgetscrewedover.com)
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Why is the letter Z associated with sleep?
(straightdope.com)
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14y ago
Welcome!
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Facebook Notifications for Mountain Lion
(github.com)
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Show HN: Facebook Notifications for Mountain Lion
(friggeri.net)
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Facebook introduces the Recommendations Bar
(developers.facebook.com)
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OS X Mountain Lion available on the Mac App Store
(itunes.apple.com)
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14y ago
I'm the "self-identified data scientist". I agree that there are quite a few holes in my analysis, but I was not aiming for an actual increase in sales just by designing the icon this way. I however wanted to have an icon which looked good
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Custom Symbols in LaTeX using TikZ
(friggeri.net)
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The main issue I have with all those services (this one, Parse, etc.) it that a large number of app require actual intelligence running on the server — in order to validate data, send emails, log some kind of analytics, trigger custom event
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Ask HN: Huge variability in App Store rankings?
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That's a very attractive price point. I'm really considering switching Tehula[1]'s backend. The previous "basic" plan was too pricey for our needs right now. But this new option makes using Heroku Postgres really attractive. [1] http://teh
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14y ago
It's tiring to see that WASD is always used to control movement, regardless of keyboard layout. On a French keyboard, this is how WASD is laid out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KB_France.svg Needless to say that it is highly impracti
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How I Data Mined the top 300 paids apps to create Tehula's icon
(friggeri.net)
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Because with Google Latitude your friend needs to have the app themselves and there is some setup needed on there part.
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14y ago
The location is pretty accurate. Instead of using getCurrentPosition, we actually use watchPosition + enableHighAccuracy to gather location for a few seconds before pushing it to our server.
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14y ago
Great comments, thanks. First, about the cost. I chose to charge 99 cents basically to ensure that the services keeps running: I wouldn't want to shut it down just because it becomes too popular. Next, after doing some market research, it t
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There are plans for an Android version in the future, although there are still a few features I want to add to the iOS version before that.
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Yes that's it: we add a unique link to the text message, the recipient then visits the page and share his location, and we then notify the sender.
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14y ago
Hi fellow HNers, I'm releasing to the public my first iPhone app today. I'm right here to answer any of your questions! I'm giving out a few promo codes, send me an email at adrien@tehula.com, the first 5 will get the app for free.
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Show HN: Send a text message, get your friends' location back
(tehula.com)
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Finally, A Location-Sharing App That’s Less Creepy Than Foursquare
(fastcodesign.com)
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I guess you are right. I won't be going into academia but will be doing research in the private sector — among other things because I didn't want to go into teaching. My PhD is originally in computer science but turned out to shift to quant
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14y ago
Anecdotal data point (caveat, I'm from France, so maybe this just reflects a difference in culture): I'm just completing my PhD, I have already written my dissertation and am waiting to defend (end of August). These past 3 years have been a
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