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by lalos 12y ago
Nice, it would be cool if repeated keystrokes would produce bad sounding notes or ugly noises to encourage you to use a more appropriate commands. Example: a lot of jjjjjj sound bad but 6j would sound nice.
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by lalos 12y ago
You may be thinking "who cares I don't live in Mexico" but here is a relevant poem by Martin Niemöller. "First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out-- Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the
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by lalos 12y ago
Here are some screenshots: explore: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52991/prose.io/explore.p... switch branch: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/52991/prose.io/switch_br..
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by lalos 12y ago
Reminds me of the leap motion, I've even seen some laptops with an embedded leap motion sensor. Anyways I like that solutions are being created to reduce repetitive hand movements when using the computer.
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by lalos 13y ago
Guessing the use of docker is to mitigate possible harmful student code executing in the server?
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by lalos 13y ago
A good lesson people can learn from your app is that you offer a good chunk of functionality and what to expect before logging in and that motivates the end user to login and keep on browsing. Awesome work!
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by lalos 13y ago
See ChucK in action -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkbjktiF52k
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by lalos 13y ago
In the book The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron she talks about "morning pages". Every morning write 3 pages of anything. Works for me and it is a nice daily meditation exercise.
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by lalos 13y ago
Exactly it is more of an exercise of discipline. Discipline is not simply achieved, it is a constant challenge.
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by lalos 13y ago
awesome, love it!
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by lalos 13y ago
I'm guessing your motivation was to improve the demoing of apps? Or what did you have in mind?
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by lalos 13y ago
They use the same logic to save time when uploading a file that has already been uploaded by another user. Check hash of large file, see if it is already on the server and then just link it to your account.
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by lalos 13y ago
Pretty cheesy right?, I wrote my thoughts about it in this post https://medium.com/p/c0cc85f9c6db
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by lalos 13y ago
This is great for teaching git, a nice add-on to the tool would be to add command by command playback of custom scenarios and see them pan out. Also it would be interesting to grab tons of different history records from developers' she
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by lalos 13y ago
Nice suggestion, thanks!
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by lalos 13y ago
For mobile a good app is https://popapp.in/
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by lalos 13y ago
Good that Google is offering courses for people with no knowledge of stats, journalist should be prepared to handle all the open data that is being released. Reminds me of the case of Irene Choge a journalist who attended a Google sponsored
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by lalos 13y ago
This is a good slide that demonstrates the power of metadata. http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BeMm9qJCEAEHu9Y.jpg
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by lalos 13y ago
If rendering is taking a while be sure to check if people still release optimized Blender builds for OS X. I used Blender 5 years ago and I remember the optimized builds where worth it.
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by lalos 13y ago
Would be awesome to see a gallery of actual workspaces in actual use. Most of the images look too clean and organized for the sake of a good photograph.
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by lalos 13y ago
Makes sense, the interests of your target market are different. Some apps will have users that are tech savvy that will be motivated by that message and other apps will simply not care or will be confused about reading the "SSL/TL
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by lalos 13y ago
Interesting strategy to compete with the not so well known add-ons for MS office. I actually forgot Office had them until I saw this post about GDocs. Here is an example, Avery Templates for Word http://office.microsoft.com/
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by lalos 13y ago
The thing is that they have the data of tons of users and their behaviour, the time it takes between different actions and most importantly the time they spend on the site itself. A bot would be using for way longer times twitter instead of
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by lalos 13y ago
I thought @horse_ebooks was an experimental art thing and not a bot at all
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Representing and solving a maze given an image (2012)(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by lalos 13y ago|0 comments
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by lalos 13y ago
Can you elaborate on why is Musk a huge Microsoft fan?
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by lalos 13y ago
any reason on why did you choose Women in the United States Aged 35 and older? would be nice (and more expensive) to compare results with other target audiences
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by lalos 13y ago
also known as path dependence, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Path_dependency
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by lalos 13y ago
Dropbox's success depends on OS' file system representation. It's currently the perfect solution for the folder/file system but new systems like iOS and Android don't need a dropbox. I remember reading that Steve Jo
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by lalos 13y ago
I'm currently in the process of building my own Ergodox ( http://ergodox.org/Default.aspx ), pretty excited for my first mechanical keyboard and mostly want to try out the parallel key arrangement instead of the slanted

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