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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
Not 1:1 but FireFox has a 3D view for its page inspector: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Page_Inspecto...
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
Excited to play with this! JFYI Chrome (26.0.1410.65) is bugging out all over the video element as I scroll: http://bit.ly/19iUieq . Firefox doesn't support the mime type. Safari/Canary etc are fine. I'd suggest just posting the video to Y
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
I've heard this case for Shanghai, not so much for Shenzhen. Interesting. The one thing I personally think is holding HK back from further flourishing is the pollution (thus Singapore seemingly having an edge at the moment). I imagine Shenz
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
You most certainly can. Here's my 2c for places to go in HK: > Sham Shui Po > Mong Kok / Yau Ma Tei > Wan Chai Computer Center > 298 / 188 Hennessy Road If you go to any of the places above, don't be afraid to bargain. If y
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
"Not all Americans eat McDonald's burgers and fries and other crappy processed food for every meal. We are just like anyone else. " I'm sorry, but the food here in the US is ABSURD. Aside from burgers and fries, there are few places that on
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
IMO you're assuming that folks would use Google Now on their desktop browser more than their smartphone. I wouldn't assume that. The data collection they'll get as a result of iOS is FAR superior (+ a bit more relevant for the current cards
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by nirvanatikku 13y ago
That's getting nice right there -- slick CSS implementation and a sweet design. Having authored a jQuery Radial Menu plugin[1], I'll add that I have seen significant interest in the interface/plugin from a ton of folks over the years, but f
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MassChallenge 2013: 242 Entrants(masschallenge.org)
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Blink Q&A Video(youtube.com)
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Google Analytics: Visitors from the International Space Station - Control Room http://nirvanatikku.tumblr.com/post/46833558732/google-analy...
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Android Dev Portal "Add New Awesome Application" http://nirvanatikku.tumblr.com/post/46785199420/add-new-awes...
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+ Add New Awesome Application (Android Dev Portal Easter Egg)(nirvanatikku.tumblr.com)
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Slow and steady wins the race. As you tackle more problems with software, you'll start to realize that building large systems is really about understanding how to break things down. What you're describing is akin to what I felt when graduat
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Nice documentation! Hadn't seen docco before; pretty neat doc generator. http://jashkenas.github.com/docco/
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
I'm pretty sure I'd be ok with the fact that I wasn't able to get a ticket if I could understand WHY. What a frustrating process.
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
I'm surprised this point hasn't been made/stressed more in the comments here. LinkedIn has essentially given recruiters another possible avenue for connecting with people; by enabling their random, direct emails to users to turn into leads.
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Thanks for the kind words and support. I agree it feels a bit random at the moment, and I've been mulling over what would work. Crowd-sourcing is an interesting idea, will definitely think about this some.
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
After an exciting launch on HN 6 weeks ago ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5127400 ) garnering 18.5K visits on launch day and 30K visits to date, I'm excited to present the iPhone version of Stack-Ed. With this update I've taken advan
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Show HN: Stack-Ed for iPhone(itunes.apple.com)
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Google Research Releases Wikilinks Corpus With 40M Mentions And 3M Entities(techcrunch.com)
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Fair point. I focused a bit too much on the framework itself, but I was really trying to address the 'intimidating' nature of objective-c (as it relates to getting things done in iOS). Certainly I can appreciate the verbosity in comparison
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
"I took an iOS class last year and got completely intimidated by Objective-C. It felt like I had to write a lot of code to do simple things and in my mind’s eye any potential app idea I would want to work on was getting crushed before I cou
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
+1. you hit the nail on the head and articulated what I was feeling when I played with ember.
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
A good laugh -- it's all in the details; and surprisingly plausible
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
or that there were more hours in a day :)
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
Gotta say, at first glance I really like this approach.. Here are a few things that are going on in the back of my mind. > I'd love to see a time based filter. For example, consider the evolution of JavaScript libraries. For simplic
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
I'd say Yes, you can certainly get a _good_ job. That said, I'm not sure if you've thought about the states, but just throwing this out there: I've been in the US for 8 years now (came here for college, been working since) and without my de
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Google I/O 2013 registration opens on March 13th(plus.google.com)
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
....? where did the idea of "The East Africa stuff" being made up come from?
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by nirvanatikku 14y ago
For those interested in a Stack-Ed perspective of Mysticial's l337ness (top 5 tags): C++: http://www.stack-ed.com/#tag/c%2B%2B/user/922184/Mysticial Performance: http://www.stack-ed.com/#tag/performance/user/922184/Mystici... Language-A

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