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by mentos 12y ago
yes yes yes I think every single consumer facing company should have an API for developers. So many ideas of mine usually end in "one day when that data is available". 20 years from now I imagine it will be the norm.
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by mentos 12y ago
Might this use Firebase?
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by mentos 12y ago
GoPro is pretty small but I wonder what new opportunities this may open up being even smaller
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by mentos 12y ago
Considering cars are made by robots I always wondered why a big company like McDonalds couldn't do similar when making its cheeseburgers. Never researched it until now but looks like there is a machine capable: http://www.ze
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by mentos 12y ago
Well "only mate with a bird of a similar color" seems like a hard problem that is wrapped up in 1.2 billion lines of DNA code/evolution. The 82 letters of DNA that separate them may just be their color codes?
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by mentos 12y ago
Can anyone share what they feel are their top 3 greatest workflow improvements in productivity going from a point and click IDE to a shortcut based IDE like emacs?
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by mentos 12y ago
While you're probably joking you make a good point. While improbable, maybe the more experienced fighters started earlier in life while their faces were still growing and were shaped accordingly.
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by mentos 12y ago
I clicked the page, scrolled up and down, did not see visually what this was and left.
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by mentos 12y ago
Seems like needing the piston to change directions is a waste of momentum. What about a similar design where a ball is propelled around the inside of a circular doughnut to generate electricity?
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by mentos 12y ago
Great advice. It was implicit but I was hoping he'd point out explicitly how #6 '80/20 rule' implies #5 'Shipping it'. Its better to get to an audience quicker with something rough and evolve it from there than
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by mentos 12y ago
pulled from the comments: Hello, This is a message from Kickstarter’s Trust & Safety team. We’re writing to notify you that the iFind - The World's First Battery-Free Item Locating Tag project has been suspended, and your $1.00 US
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by mentos 12y ago
I feel like jumping straight into floating resizable screens is too great a leap. I think we have to start off by simulating a desk and two fixed size monitors so the user understands the metaphor, nail that experience and then evolve from
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by mentos 12y ago
I think you guys are in a great position now to implement a server/client solution in Swift. Effectively re-create Parse in Swift but I imagine CloudKit may have these aspirations? Any comments on what sort of competition the CloudKit
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by mentos 12y ago
I'd love to see a world where an enormous network of these makes big telecom obsolete. Don't think the issues with big internet will ever push enough people into creating this but at least there's a safety net. Pun intended?
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by mentos 12y ago
If you could snap your fingers and never have to worry about eating food again, would you? I've always been more of the 'Eat to live, don't live to eat' mindset, but thats not to say I don't enjoy eating, its just a
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by mentos 12y ago
Interesting that you can now hand someone the entire contents of iTunes on a cassette. I wonder how long it'll be until a flash drive can hold this much data? I can usually find any song I want to listen to on youtube, but I think it&#
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by mentos 13y ago
I 100% agree with this approach but what does it imply for the TV/Movie industry? To me the problem is that they cannot control distribution. So one solution could be baking adverts into the tv/movie. Has the obvious flaw of poiso
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by mentos 13y ago
Blueprints in UnrealEngine4 I think are a great example of successful visual programming.
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by mentos 13y ago
This is an excellent point. My guess is that computer drivers will just have to be polite and will be taken advantage of. But maybe they could offer some sort of incentive to other drivers on the road. Imagine getting a check in the mail fo
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by mentos 13y ago
> I imagine as it is consumerized, as the ability to use other materials, as the color capability is expanded, and similar improvements happen, there will be unexpected applications. I definitely think if 3D printers can find their way t
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by mentos 13y ago
Curious to know what you see the future for 3D printing to be? I was flipping through Thingiverse and came across this RC car http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:83024 As a kid I used to build RC car model kits but they were v
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by mentos 13y ago
At times I've found eating to be a chore and wish I had a supplement like this to allow me to skip a meal. So I'll probably give this a try. I'm curious what the long term effects are of substituting this for a majority of yo
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by mentos 13y ago
While I don't agree with the post I do think anyone that can meld the power of git with the simplicity of dropbox will have a killer service. But I'm assuming thats like having your cake and eating it to. Are there any notable pro
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by mentos 13y ago
Great framework, great developers! Really enjoyed reading the summary of their past 4 years, sounds like it was a really great ride.
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by mentos 13y ago
I wonder where Earth lies on the spectrum between 'Rare Earth' and 'Principle of Mediocrity' [0] Crazy to think that we may have awoken on this planet after an unfathomable amount of time and not appreciate how rare we a
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by mentos 13y ago
I've been very fortunate that the flow gods have allowed me to have a very productive month. It definitely has to do with the fact that I'm staying at my parents house all alone babysitting their dog while I work from home. I&#x27
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by mentos 13y ago
>Tell Drew Houston: drop Condoleezza Rice or we will So if they drop Condoleezza Rice you'll be fine with their decision making process and keep your dropbox account?
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by mentos 13y ago
well, that leaves something on the table for Apple/Google
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by mentos 13y ago
I really think Xbox could win the battle for the living room. I'm more excited for it as a media center than as a game console. The fact that they let you pass through your cable box to an HDMI-IN shows me that they have been paying at
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by mentos 13y ago
In 1997 I was in 5th grade and curious how 'punterz' and 'progz' were made so I joined an aol chat room, someone sent me 'Visual Basic 3.0' in 47 email attachments and I downloaded each over 3 days. Got my gran

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