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   Ask HN: How do you scale?

   4 points by nchuhoai 15y ago|6 comments
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   Is there any more background on this and how it is done? Awesome, if there would be a ready to go library for this
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   Love it. Can't wait to see how they will incooperate it into Chrome
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I dont really get your point. He was an UX engineer at Apple. He probably was involved with the "goddamn ipad". He is not critizicing the Interface Method perse, since it is probably the best we can do right now given the size constraints a
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I dont think the author thinks kinect is wrong. What he criticizes is that a touch interface we you physically touch something needs to supply tactile feedback. Kinect however is IMO not bound to the same scrutiny for tactile feedback. If y
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   Excellent Post. More of that please. I think some sort of HUD in glasses will be the future. Doesnt take up much space (presumably) and allows for rich gesture interaction (like whats already possible with Kinect)
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I come into your party as a guest and what I do is steal all your stuff. If you would be a white hat, you would knock at the door and kindly hint me to the loophole instead of just doing it ...
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   I think it really depends. In most use cases, taking a seperate keyboard with you is not that annoying, and given the big constraints that this add-on imposes, it might be worth the costs? dont you think it would be nice if you could use th
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   by nchuhoai 15y ago

   How is that not a weakness if anyone who has access to your computer can set an arbitrary password on your facebook account? (given you are logged into your gmail). I think it would be a nice feature if facebook would use that information t
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    Who is doing Kinect and whats the best way to start?(xbox.com)

    3 points by nchuhoai 15y ago|1 comments
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    What i am saying is that you are forced to re-login to prevent someone stealing your facebook account when he has access to your computer. given that most people stay logged into their gmail, i think this would actually be helpful
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I think they should have used that information differently. Given they know that you are already logged into your gmail, any visitor to your machine will therefore know how to reset the password to his advantage. Instead, they should have m
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I'm not saying they are but I think they are trying more than say Microsoft. btw, so random to meet you here jason, its me nam. how have y ou been?
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    Groupon's IPO is going to change everything(nambrot.com)

    3 points by nchuhoai 15y ago|0 comments
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Move fast, break things. I dont mind it. That's what start ups do. I'm glad that after being a company of that size, sergey and larry still try to operate like a startup
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    It's not a bad feature, it's just not as good of a feature as it can be to accomplish that task
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    the point he is making is that users shouldnt have to do this work. The circle feature implies that they will automatically will take care of it when in fact it doesnt. It's a lot of manual labor as he elaborates.
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    Good idea, but geez, its really hard to read the tooltip/arrows. http://contrastrebellion.com/
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I am more interested in who that 19 year old guy with the millions is
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    exactly, as with the AppStore in 2.0, Siri will really get off when 3rd party support is finally there
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    someone got like a good intro to quicksilver for hackers? especially for running terminal related stuff
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I think their are just approaching the problem from the wron side. They are right in saying that the computer is being used wrong, but wrong in saying that not using the computer is the solution. I'm more in alignment with what Mr Wolfram f
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    You really wonder why Microsoft has such a good Research Department, but barely anything useful comes out eventually into the hand of the user. They should really look into changing their cooperate structure
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    i think what he tries to say is that steve jobs made people appreciate design, but dont actually listen to designers but just want to copy the ipod
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    I wish there was a library that has a fallback included. I really like the new CSS transitions but as noted, for many use cases there is not a big enough marketshare of supported browsers. But maintaining the CSS3, Jquery animation and the
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    maybe i should re-phrase: wouldnt drive without it. it is astonishing how many americans are so dependent on their navigation system
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    http://antme.codeplex.com/ Not new, did a similar thing in C# in high school. Definitely a good way to get into programming
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    by nchuhoai 15y ago

    welcome in our world, foreigner from a distant galaxy. GPS, and the internet are both military funded inventions we couldnt live without