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List of everything that was announced at F8
(gigaom.com)
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Ask HN: Tools of the trade, 2014 edition
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A New Golden Age for Media?
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Foolproof: A Sampling of Mathematical Folk Humor (2005) [pdf]
(ams.org)
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Does anyone have an opinion on why the price of Bitcoin doesn't seem to move on news like this? It seems significant in my opinion and I would think that wider acceptance would lead to a higher price, but that hasn't been the case
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Download and Extract Depth Maps from Google Street View
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List of science fiction films
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Earthquake Notification Service
(sslearthquake.usgs.gov)
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Quantifying the value of BitCoin
(statisticaleconomics.org)
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The Top Venture Capital Investors By Exit Activity
(cbinsights.com)
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I would like to see a startup sell the wiring equipment that allows you to perform the hovering tricks featured in this video. I bet it's really fun to fly around on one of those harnesses, even if it doesn't use magical anti-grav
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Platonic Payments
(robrhinehart.com)
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Lightstrap - Flash & Video Light for iPhone
(kickstarter.com)
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13y ago
Amazing work, incredible on-boarding experience. Opening the app for the first time and having the past few days already perfectly chronicled for me felt truly magical. Maybe I just got lucky, but I felt like the combination of my photos, g
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Substance called 'Soylent' intended to replace food
(video.foxnews.com)
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13y ago
I love this type of hacking on undocumented APIs. Does anyone know if it's possible to bend or break the technical rules of SnapChat through this type of direct API access? It would be interesting to try and post a 20 second video... o
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Control Angular JS Apps with Chrome's Speech Recognition API
(github.com)
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13y ago
This is awesome! I can't wait to see the mashups that spring forth from this (and hopefully make one or two myself). There will definitely be something really creative soon. Thanks for doing so much legwork on this.
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13y ago
No one said it would be MORE complicated than the examples. "Would also be interesting" and "fun to compare" give no implication of relative difficulty. I would like to see the algorithm though so please post the code if you get it working
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13y ago
I fail to see how this addresses the idea that Balanced was "promoting their brand." Was anyone questioning the engineering talent at either company? Stripe wrote this blog post to promote their brand, Balanced let potential customers know
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In Defense of New Food
(robrhinehart.com)
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The Biggest Pivot in YC History
(blog.soylent.me)
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Sorry about that. DNS record pointing to http://campaign.soylent.me is caching. Should be live now.
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The server only needs to stay up for a minute while you pick up the phone and accept the call, so a simple sigterm can be called from a bash script a few minutes later to shut everything down. You could also probably write this in Python, b
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Show HN: Mother’s Day Call Reminder
(blog.johncoogan.com)
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13y ago
Huge fan of DiffBot and awesome projects like this. Really cool analysis, thanks for posting. Would be possible for you to post / send me the original data? I have been very interested in working on more longitudinal analysis using DiffBot
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This article pretty much explains it. http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/10/well-that-was-fast-twitter-... More specifically, it uses the Twitter "Player" card to load an iFrame with a separately hosted Ribbon checkout page. Example here: ht
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13y ago
I'm really happy that you clarified this for me. I was a bit confused because the newest KickStarter video focuses mainly on a young girl using the computer to surf the web and doesn't really detail anything that has been mentioned in these
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I completely agree with this, and I actually do think that they shot more like 10 women because at 5:37 in the video, a woman is smiling at what seems to be her own sketches, but they never made it to the website. http://www.youtube.com/wa
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14y ago
This is a good point, the exact hardware comparison is as follows: | Clojure | WhatsApp --------------------------- CPU | i7-2600 | Xeon X5675 Clock| 3.4GHz | 3.07GHz Cores| 4 | 24 RAM | 16G | 96G Conns| 60
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