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huangc10
9y ago
This is the most stupid awesome worst best idea ever. I have so many feelings tied together, it's hard to express. Good for you guys. I can't wait to see it filled up!
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It'll be really interesting to see the sleep data compared against other countries or continents. Sex and age is interesting but you can't tell much from this data. Could comparing it with other countries correlate with a country&
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9y ago
I'm an iOS developer and I mostly love iOS design and user experience but one OS that, imo, is better is MeeGo. I used the N9 briefly for 3 months back in '12 or '13 and other than the ecosystem issue, the OS was intuitive an
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9y ago
I was just thinking that. It should go both ways :D
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> "Chris just wasn't the right fit for Tesla, and we've decided to make a change," Tesla said Tuesday, according to The Wall Street Journal. I wonder what "wasn't the right fit" meant for Chris' sc
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huangc10
9y ago
I have no idea of any of the qualifications. I simply copied the quote from the NASA source in my comment. Why don't you bring it up with NASA?
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9y ago
> military water survival http://www.businessinsider.com/photos-of-militarys-combat-wa... I think the 75 m is just a fitness test kind of thing that everyone should be able to pass
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9y ago
Actually, IMO, you can and should learn how to fly when you are an adult. Learning to swim well is actually quite difficult. It's like learning to play piano when you're older.
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sorry to kill your dreams... > As part of the Astronaut Candidate training program, candidates are required to complete military water survival before beginning their flying syllabus, and become SCUBA qualified to prepare them for spacew
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I've always wanted to be an astronaut but alas, you must be a strong swimmer (for training and misc. events purposes). Note to all, always get your kids to take swimming lessons...
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9y ago
Just want to point out 5/12 of the design award goes to puzzle/game apps and they were showcased as the first apps. It could mean something or it could mean nothing.
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Apple Design Awards 2017
(developer.apple.com)
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The scrolling infographic was a very nice touch, especially with the DBZ style animation. It's only natural that in little league coaches tell players to hit ground balls because kids have trouble fielding (it requires extreme precisio
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9y ago
Been waiting a few years for this. I wanted to start something back in 2013 which detects NFC tags for ID but had to introduce QR scanning to get around the iOS issue.
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Introducing ARKit
(developer.apple.com)
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9y ago
here? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/arkit
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9y ago
How does AR work without integration with the camera? They showed a demo of dev AR camera view where the camera identified "surface".
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9y ago
I think there must have always been some way to do AR (Pokemon GO and other games) but I believe it always required a team to accomplish this and possibly work with engineers at Apple. As an independent developer, I hope the AR kit will mak
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9y ago
As a developer, this was the most exciting thing for me from today's WWDC opening speech. Can't wait to try this out myself. The demo they did with the AR game was really neat.
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9y ago
Get to work, open folder: Feedly (more of a web app than website), Reddit, Hacker News and Slickdeals Now that I think of it, most of the sites I visit are content aggregators and not individual sites.
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9y ago
Thanks for the tip, and I'll be sure to mention Layer as a solution if/when we tackle this problem in the future. I just checked their site and it looks very promising. After trying to find a solution earlier this year with my pro
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Nice read. This is something we wanted to solve for our mobile applications too but we don't get enough traffic (per article, you guys are ~100k msgs/hr) to justify the engineering time required for this. I don't use Airbnb a
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FBI paid $900,000 to unlock San Bernardino iPhone
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Didi Chuxing is now available in English
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At the top, can you put a score or average of the analysis so we know if the overall movie is happy or sad? That number will be interesting :D
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I can't really think of an essential daily app (minus work / minus business related / minus intensive reading) that I use which has better UI and UX on a tablet. Everything just seems easier on my iPhone 6 Plus. Plus as some
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Get ready for a new kind of apple. It's called Cosmic Crisp
(npr.org)
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#OldNews, this article is from 2016. > What sets ALPHA apart is the genetic fuzzy tree decision system that can calculate an opponent’s movements or strategies 250 times faster than you can blink. That's just not fair. One more comm
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Ask HN: What is a cheap Android developer phone?
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9y ago
Really like the idea since I have a Raspberry Pi 3 sitting around. Will be interested in future projects but really not feeling the UI. Way too much bouncing taking the focus away from the content. The product is already good enough. Why t
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