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hoopism
14y ago
Hard not to feel bad for all involved. I did chuckle when I read that new customer signups was not impacted... thank goodness for that. Sony won't ever have this problem... all their customer CC data is public.
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hoopism
14y ago
Great job on the app and the video. Looks like you took care to really make the process as simple as possible... that being said, tracking every minute of my day gives me anxiety.
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hoopism
14y ago
Amen to overblown. I've seen many high paid persons who have made careers of being C-Level bloggers... You'd better be tying some type of metrics to the value of your blog to justify spending that much effort on it.
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hoopism
14y ago
Seems to be a year ago or more.
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14y ago
Meant to mention... think it got lost when I was typing. We got a big boost from our friends at mashable ( http://mashable.com/2012/06/11/tweepify ) in driving attention. We also have had a lot of kinf sharing on twitter ( https://twitter
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hoopism
14y ago
We're 3 brothers who work on various projects nights and weekends. This idea grew out of a desire to visually compare what startups were doing to engage Twitter users. We assign different stats to body parts in order to build a unique car
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Show HN: Anthropomorphic Visualization of Twitter Style
(tweepify.me)
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14y ago
I like the integration but I am still having a hard time with gesture interfaces. I have a kinect but almost never use it. Anyone have younger kids? I am wondering if it will become a generational thing as kids grow up with these interfa
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hoopism
14y ago
Probably should have taken his own advice when it came to Garfield.
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I am sure someone will give a good reason for not doing this but as a note... I do actively seek out these threads. I love seeing what people are creating and the discussions are often enlightening.
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hoopism
14y ago
At least he added the Microsoft touch by removing all the style and usability from it first.
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hoopism
14y ago
I will say... I've had lots of success with some of the visualization projects I've worked on (TOOT TOOT!)... but none had ads and I had no service to sell... so that makes things a lot less complicated.
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hoopism
14y ago
Well said. I contribute to a site that does a lot of interactive visualizations and works with artists that do more static infographics. Because we display them time to time we get massive amounts of email from companies that paid to have a
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14y ago
This is a real thing for sure. The first 80% of a project is the fun/creative part. The last 20% is painful and usually where you make a product out of a project. Experienced developers know that starting a project means that ultimately
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14y ago
Had some trouble viewing the presentation at first in Chrome. I did go back and it rendered beautifully later. I suspect most people won't do that... which is a shame but the risk with using complex presentation style. Not sure why there'
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14y ago
Well said. Amazing that you would bring on a college grad and blow up on the first mistake. Great way to beat the initiative out of a young kid.