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by neovive 15y ago
Interesting. I thought Apple didn't allow VM's running on top of iOS.
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by neovive 15y ago
Although, native apps will likely always perform better, I think this is a step in the direction for small companies and startups that don't have the resources to build and support mobile applications for all platforms. As mobile platforms
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High school grad builds 8-bit computer from scratch(digitaltrends.com)
183 points by neovive 15y ago|70 comments
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by neovive 15y ago
It will be very interesting to see how much Adobe supports and encourages these types of projects going forward. Will we ever see an official standards-based PDF reader delivered by Adobe?
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by neovive 15y ago
Very interesting. Is there a performance benefit to using "const" instead of "var" to declare variables in JS?
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by neovive 15y ago
Very interesting. Most of the Groupon customer stories I have read thus far are from lower-margin merchants such as restaurants. Since Groupon customers likely skip the upsells (wine, appetizers and desserts), restaurants seem to be less
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by neovive 15y ago
Definitely agree that Mac's and desktops are not going away anytime soon. For those that need to create and maintain content, the power of the laptop/desktop is still needed. However, the ease of use of tablets and smartphones, combined w
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by neovive 15y ago
The announcements seem impact the smaller, niche, API's. It's unlikely that this would ever happen to large API's such as Maps, Analytics, etc. However, the Translate API was definitely very cool.
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by neovive 15y ago
I agree with you here. It appears to be a landing page that consolidates the downloadable Mac software and also tracks and allows redownloading of the software via the library feature.
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by neovive 15y ago
Recall, that at the time of the Netscape IPO (1995), Netscape and even the Internet was relatively unknown by most non-technical people, thus the ensuing hype and gold-rush mentality. This time around, the Internet and social media is in t
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by neovive 15y ago
On a related note, has anyone been able to compare the performance of apps built using the Adobe exporters (iOS and AIR for Android) vs. apps developed in the native languages (Objective C and Android SDK)?
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by neovive 15y ago
Looks interesting. Their context database seems to have the neighborhood data. Thanks.
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by neovive 15y ago
Update: Just find this page from Zillow ( http://www.zillow.com/howto/api/neighborhood-boundaries.htm ). It's in the shape file format.
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by neovive 15y ago
That's what I'm finding as well. I searched through the Census site and found PUMA references and was able to find some neighborhood data and various local university library pages, but no single source with everything -- besides expensive
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Ask HN: Free Neighborhood Boundary Data?
7 points by neovive 15y ago|7 comments
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by neovive 15y ago
On a related note. Did anyone else notice today's removal of the "status" query string variable and the switch solely to "Web Intents"? http://dev.twitter.com/pages/intents . I believe many Twitter sharing buttons used the simpler query s
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by neovive 16y ago
Very impressive. I really like the vintage feel of this demo! Runs very well on 2010 MBP with FF4. For those that didn't make it to the end, here is the list of applications, libraries and file formats used: BeatDetektor.js, Beat Detec
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by neovive 16y ago
Exactly! As much I have tried to switch back to browser bookmarks, syncing and other social tools, nothing seems to do the job as well as Delicious. The browser integrations are very fast and the overall implementation is extremely simple.
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by neovive 16y ago
Great News!!! As a long-time Delicious user, I'm glad to see that it will continue on. I'm looking forward to any enhancements, but hoping the core of the service does not change too much.
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by neovive 16y ago
Exactly! Supporting deprecated, but critical, infrastructure components is extremely lucrative for services companies. Accenture has been building up this sort of outsourced support operation for years and this just continues to expand on
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by neovive 16y ago
GMail, individual Google Docs, Twitter, HN, Documntation (JQuery, JavaScript, etc.).
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by neovive 16y ago
Definitely enjoying FF4. I'm still wondering how I ever did without the "Pin as App Tab" option.
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by neovive 16y ago
Great job on the redesign. I've been following Khan Academy for a long time and the new design is great leap in usability and the playlist feature is excellent. The old site required a lot of in-browser searching and definitely was not as a
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by neovive 16y ago
Great points. There is definitely a shake-up in Education on the way. The high-cost, middle-tier, universities are already feeling this and it will only expand. The key to self-education is effort. It's much easier to be forced to take cl
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by neovive 16y ago
It wouldn't be surprising to see private tech companies sponsor or subsidize these programs going forward.
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IDC Projects Windows Phone to Top iPhone in Market Share by 2015(macrumors.com)
1 points by neovive 16y ago|0 comments
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by neovive 16y ago
This looks great! I'm assuming you could then plug-in jQuery Mobile to take advantage of the UI widgets for a very nice mobile-optimized website. Then use something like PhoneGap to bundle it as a native app (if needed).
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PythonTurtle - Logo style interface for learning Python(pythonturtle.org)
1 points by neovive 16y ago|0 comments
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How to Turn Around a Failing Business: A Step-By-Step Plan(feefighters.com)
23 points by neovive 16y ago|0 comments
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CSS compatibility matrix (IE 5-9)(msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by neovive 16y ago|1 comments

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