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Just wanted to mention that these guys give great support to any developer trying to integrate Hipmob into their app. My app will be released quite soon and I can't wait to chat with my own users!
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I also thought about writing an app like this a while back. Having the user describe their mood with colors would also be a good way of describing mood. Perhaps look into how psychologists evaluate moods and mood disorders. I'll download it
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Agreed, the Stanford videos are AWESOME. The professor was actually one writers of Objective-C at NeXt. He explains how most of the major frameworks work and the design decisions behind them which gives you a strong intuition. Honestly, I
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I was speaking to how exaggerated the title of the post is, not the ease of exploitation.
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I wouldn't consider this "hacking" or even very impressive. If you deliver enough power to the right antenna with the right carrier frequency you can jam any wireless communication. It's the same concept as "whoever yells the loudest will b
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No. Kanban is Kanban. Scrum is Scrum.
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1) Make some great apps on your own. 2) Get some recognition for your great apps. 3) Tell people about your apps and the clients will come to you. :)
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This is great! However, I had problems installing. After install via pip I ran this command: python -m stallion.main and I got a no module error: /usr/bin/python: No module named stallion
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15y ago
And I care why?
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Thanks so much!
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Hello! All I ask is for your opinion: If you were developing an iPhone running (fitness) app, what kind of neat or untraditional features would want to implement? Thanks! :)
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15y ago
This look pretty neat. Could you share your motivation behind why you build this and some use cases? :)
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It's a nice idea but, in reality, I think most web programmers could (and would) implement this quite easily themselves with ~50 lines of code of PHP+JS. From what I saw, this product doesn't really solve any hard problems.
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They do. It's called your privacy.
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I've found that Parkinson's Law is quite useful for being extremely productive. The law states that "Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion." In other words, if you give yourself 30 minutes to complete a task (desp
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You're looking too deep into the details. As long as your product serves a need, does it in a unique way and does it well, then it doesn't matter what day you launch your SaaS project because it will grow organically. If you REALLY want an
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What do you mean by that? Is the "life pulse" an animation where the logo "beating" like a heart?
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Ask HN: Which logo is best?
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Information added. This is my first post of HN. :D