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Ron Johnson (head of Apple retail) departs to lead JC Penny(nytimes.com)
2 points by grinich 15y ago|1 comments
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by grinich 15y ago
The main algorithm (PatterMatch) was developed by Connelly Barnes, a Princeton grad student, who as interned at Adobe multiple times. Read his original PhD thesis on "PatchMatch: A Randomized Correspondence Algorithm for Structural Image Ed
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by grinich 15y ago
The Infinite Loop campus was actually buit in 1993, before Steve returned and Jony was made head of ID. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_Loop_(street)
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by grinich 16y ago
Why?
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by grinich 16y ago
The Navy has photos and video that they have not released, including video of the burial at sea. From what I've read, the photos are quite graphic and so they're waiting to publish them for a bit.
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by grinich 16y ago
at least they didn't have the same guy that interviewed Conan. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7TwqpWiY5s
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by grinich 16y ago
Have you tried the newest Kindle? I've found that I actually read more with it since it's so easy to carry around.
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by grinich 16y ago
Looks a lot like old MySpace.
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by grinich 16y ago
bribe grad students at MIT/Stanford/Caltech with some pizza there's always a way
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by grinich 16y ago
I think that creativity in adults is often stifled because they don't want to "get it wrong". People are afraid of trying their hand at a new skill or taking a risk on a new idea because they are "realistic" about thei
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by grinich 16y ago
Is $10/month disposable income? I spend more than that on coffee.
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by grinich 16y ago
She gave a fantastic talk at Startup Bootcamp in 2009. Definitely worth watching. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks4B82CJkpo
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by grinich 16y ago
There's also a great app called Nocture that can do color/monochromatic inversion, red-shifting, removing shadows, etc. http://www.blacktree.com/ Open source: http://code.google.com/p/blacktree-nocturne/ Source:
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by grinich 16y ago
Probably much the same. (Why change a recipe that works?) I imagine the largest changes would be: 1. More startups funded. Funding likely from a VC like Sequoia, but the bottleneck here is mentorship time. Which leads to... 2. More staff. L
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by grinich 16y ago
If someone says: "That’s impossible;" You should understand it as: "According to my very limited experience and narrow understanding of reality, that’s very unlikely." - Paul Buchheit
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by grinich 16y ago
If you're still around Boston, I started a similar event at MIT called Startup Bootcamp. http://startupbootcamp.mit.edu/ (Register at the bottom, and you'll hear about the next event this September.) All of the past talks are on YouTube:
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by grinich 16y ago
your first two points are mostly solved in Lion.
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by grinich 16y ago
also, double-tap.
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by grinich 16y ago
Comments or homepage? iPhone 4?
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by grinich 16y ago
If you're reading HN on an iPhone, I built an app with a better experience: http://michaelgrinich.com/hackernews
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by grinich 16y ago
Change <input type=text name="u" size=20> to <input type=text name="u" size=20 autocorrect="off" autocapitalize="off"> Docs: http://developer.apple.com/library/safari/documentation/Appl...
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by grinich 16y ago
Which country?
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by grinich 16y ago
Hollywood doesn't really care.
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by grinich 16y ago
Given their history of secrecy, I'm not surprised in the slightest.
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TestFlight now in public Beta (webapp to simplify iOS beta testing)(testflightapp.com)
1 points by grinich 16y ago|0 comments
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by grinich 16y ago
That's exactly how I use it as well. What I'd like to see is a "★/☆" for a repo, branch, or commit. Similar to the way you can ★ a question or answer on StackOverflow.
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by grinich 16y ago
Text messages are billed at about $5,000 per megabyte. Here's the best comment I've found on the matter, which was posted on The Register's forums. ######### Dr Nigel Bannister is correct to say that SMS costs more than using Hubbl
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by grinich 16y ago
You can get 512MB for free by linking your Facebook/Twitter/etc: http://dropbox.com/free And there's also the referral program: Each friend you refer to Dropbox yields 250MB of free space. In total, you can get up to 8GB for Dr
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by grinich 16y ago
Paying a pro photographer to come take a few shots of the place pays off immensely in the number of bookings. It's just good marketing.
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by grinich 16y ago
Citation?

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