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by graup 12y ago
Hey Ivo! Remember you from the Nintendocast days. Great to see you're still doing awesome stuff! Rock on!
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by graup 12y ago
I like this. Last year I started writing down "one cool thing I've done" every day and it definitely helps me appreciate my life more. Recently I had a couple of days where I couldn't come up with anything to note, which
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by graup 12y ago
Yup. It was 5pm in South Korea when this hit. Suddenly much less quiet than usual on the Engineering floor.
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by graup 12y ago
I wonder if this will improve connection to South Korea as well. Browsing .de websites from here involves a trip around the world, Seoul - San Jose - New York - London - Frankfurt for an average ping of 300ms.
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by graup 12y ago
> A basic 13" MacBook can cost close to $1800 there. As far as I can tell, Apple prices in Korea are the same as in Europe. The US seems to be more an exception than Korea.
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by graup 12y ago
I presume the author lives in Japan? Living in Korea, I find the different perception interesting. To me, Korea is much more modern than any Japanese city. In contrary, to me Japan has some kind of "old flair" everywhere. Just how
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by graup 12y ago
I thought it might also be the other way around. Because everyone gets a free smartphone even with the cheapest contract, KakaoTalk has this huge market.
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by graup 12y ago
Devices like this exist. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifelog http://getnarrative.com/
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by graup 13y ago
I like this. Some ideas that come to my mind: Text analysis. Automatically match pages with similar content, so that even if everyone just posts their own stuff it will be connected to the rest automatically. I think the problem of a wiki-k
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by graup 13y ago
Also, add elevation information. Especially for cycling, would be great to see how a slightly longer route compares to a shorter one with bigger ascents. Wrote this, googled it and actually found something fairly useful: http://w
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by graup 13y ago
Yeah!
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by graup 13y ago
So cool! To do the same was the original reason why I bought an Arduino a year ago, but I never really finished the project.
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by graup 13y ago
> The pictures of your kids taking a bath maybe interpreted in a different way by immigration officers Reminds me of a story just like that. The only source I can find now: http://www.muripo.com/2013/06/07/
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by graup 13y ago
Related, although not adding too much new: "Wake up Japan!" says Dave McClure https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5274049 http://fumijp.blogspot.jp/2013/02/wake-up-japan-says-dave-mc...
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Usability nightmare: Why Korean websites suck(koreaexchange.tumblr.com)
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by graup 13y ago
"Need some feedback on the app I am about to enter for the Samsung Smart App Challenge." I guess that one could have worked. A real question on some programming problem having this as a side note... They didn't really underst
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by graup 13y ago
Apparently the internet was (comparatively) less funny between 2006 and 2012: http://www.google.com/trends/correlate/search?e=id%3AO6yJxan...
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by graup 13y ago
That movie is usually regarded as being one of the more accurate ones. E.g. Joachim Gauck (Germany's current president and former head of the Stasi Archives) said that save some inaccuracies many things are presented very well. [1] Def
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by graup 13y ago
"offenbar" can indeed mean "obviously", but in the context of a news article it's a weasel word more close to "apparently". To a native speaker, this word sounds as though they are presenting facts, but
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by graup 13y ago
Me too. And I got it from here: http://alias.sh/compact-colorized-git-log Which is almost the same as mentioned in this post.
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by graup 13y ago
Good read, nice intro into functional programming. Thanks!
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by graup 13y ago
Why is "-11%" rendered as "Moderate"? Everything <0 should be "Easiest", shouldn't it? Or maybe even add another category, "Downhill"? Also, any idea why this doesn't work for Berlin, Germany? You could at least show the ZERO_RESULTS st
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by graup 13y ago
Well done! As others pointed out, one might be better off really understanding them, but for a quick overview this is a very usable website.
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by graup 14y ago
In terms of this being HackerNews: It is actually a pretty smart and economic idea to use P2P in music streaming clients. When I first heard about this, I was excited. Thumbs up, Spotify! Apart form that, that's really no news, you could re
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by graup 14y ago
How is typing python commands better than using Excel's built in functions to do the same thing? (References, Lookups, Sorting, Filtering)
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by graup 14y ago
I'd say the roots of that still lie in the post war structures of Germany. You know, the division of Berlin, the GDR. That's still just 23 years ago. The city center was first bombed and then at the frontiers, so it was cheap - to put it si
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by graup 14y ago
I'm from Berlin, so I naturally enjoy the kind of hype that's being created since one or two years ago. However, I'd like to stress what someone in the video said: It's just budding and really not yet comparable to New York or London. There
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by graup 14y ago
Do you have images / 3D renderings of the current design? Would be a good thing to add to the indiegogo page. Apart from that... thumbs up, great work!
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by graup 14y ago
I use node.js with this plugin: https://github.com/felixge/node-formidable/ Works like a charm!
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by graup 14y ago
A very basic tutorial can be found here: http://try.github.com/

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