matthewhughes

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A behind the curtain peek at MLB Advanced Media's data-troves(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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The MLB.com 404 error page(mlb.com)
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What's faster than a fastball? Your brain.(web.yesnetwork.com)
4 points by matthewhughes 13y ago|0 comments
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The Internet sales tax rush(online.wsj.com)
3 points by matthewhughes 13y ago|0 comments
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Matter VC: new media startup accelerator (matter.vc)
3 points by matthewhughes 14y ago|0 comments
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
As I commented above, the design and aesthetic of the GoPro could really be improved. I think that could move the needle. But you're right, GoPro is killing it. Tough to beat right now.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
I totally agree. For sports, there is certainly a performance aspect (in this case, aero-dynamics). But even outside of sports...if you really want people using p-o-v cameras on a regular, everyday basis, the design needs to improve dramati
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
Honestly, I'm not sure what GoPro's software looks like any more? (I assume it's pretty solid.) But that could be an opportunity. Also, I believe the design and aesthetics could really be improved. If you really want more people using a p-o
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
VIO is a great product, no doubt. I made my personal ski movies with my VIO.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
I briefly worked for a GoPro competitor: VIO. Our claim to fame was all of the added features that GoPro didn't have: a remote control, view-finder, advanced editing, et al. Our price was significantly higher. We got clobbered. GoPro's simp
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Coursera: Top US Universities to Offer Free Classes Online(online.wsj.com)
2 points by matthewhughes 14y ago|0 comments
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MLB teams now offering web-version of their Instagram feed(blog.instagram.com)
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Swimming With the Trash: A Marine Drone Seeks to Scoop up Plastic(good.is)
1 points by matthewhughes 14y ago|0 comments
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
Thank you to everyone that chimed in so far - much appreciated.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
That's good advice - I'll definitely include UI/UX experience on my want/need list. Thanks -
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
Voluntary service is a beautiful thing. I don't like the idea being tossed around in the US about 'mandatory service' - hello oxymoron.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
I just sent you an email - thanks.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
I'm sure he'd be willing to help - I'll ask him. Good idea.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
It definitely could be more than 'just' a developer role. As I mentioned in another comment, I'd love to have someone that takes ownership (literally and figuratively) for the project. That's good advice about pitching the vision and cultur
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
Yeah, he's a friend and very good at what he does. We worked together over a year ago. I've been talking to him for awhile about this new project but he's just too busy. I understand. Life gets in the way sometimes. Good to know about oDesk
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
I have a concept and am working on building some very rudimentary wireframes but unfortunately I need help building a working prototype. Edit: hopefully that won't sink me.
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by matthewhughes 14y ago
No, this will be the second time I've hired. (I would hire my previous developer again but he recently had a kid and started an intense full time job. So he's out.) Customer audience is sports-related - coaches in particular. Customer facin
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Ask HN: How to hire a developer?
6 points by matthewhughes 14y ago|16 comments
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Sports+ App(techcrunch.com)
1 points by matthewhughes 15y ago|0 comments