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by ntaso 12y ago
And another story for http://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/ We believe that iterating on design should be straightforward and free of repetitive work. We’re excited to be joining GitHub to continue to pursue that goal.
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by ntaso 12y ago
1. Find 20,000 people to participate in Coin Predicting. 2. Flip a coin. Sort out all participants that were wrong. 3. Repeat step 2 until there are 10 people left. These 10 people now have a track record of predicting the future. Some of t
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by ntaso 12y ago
Also: http://hackerbruecke.io/ Never gained any traction and it wasn't even Berlin-centered.
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by ntaso 12y ago
As an indie developer with a normal lifestyle, it probably doesn't matter if you have 10 million in the bank or much, much more. So, it's unlikely to be about the money.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Is it really that low? 1 times annual revenue? So BCC would be worth only a mid-five-figure number (not sure what your last reported numbers were)?
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by ntaso 12y ago
My favorite game right now and over the last couple of months is King Arthur's Gold. There's really no other game that draws me in like it. It doesn't have AAA graphics, it has great pixel graphics, good gameplay and is a lot
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by ntaso 12y ago
Well, the iOS simulator so far wasn't really that good. There were some minor parts that didn't work in the simulator, but they worked on the iPhone. I used to test with two different iPhones: 4 and 5. My Android-app is a lot less
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by ntaso 12y ago
Since there was never an iOS update that did NOT break my app in some way or another, I don't expect resolution hell to work out of the box. Android had to deal with this for years and matured. In iOS, the last release of my iPhone app
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by ntaso 12y ago
How do you come up with the factor of 20? On a smaller scape, if you try to buy a website or an online-business (say, on Flippa), oftentimes the sales price is around 2-3x yearly income. For my own business, I'd love to see a factor of
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by ntaso 12y ago
Before you pour in personal money, you should really think twice if you want to enter this market. The employer-employee matching market is pretty fucked up in my opinion and personally, I wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole. It fee
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by ntaso 12y ago
Why? (I've been there only for holiday so far, seemed nice)
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by ntaso 12y ago
Just from the screenshots, Chronology seems to be a game that doesn't really fit the Steam audience. Might be better on Facebook, Humble Bundle, or a tablet device.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Story behind it: AdBlock Plus is installed on an extremely large sum of devices in Germany. I read somewhere close to 25% with non-technical users (!) and 50% among technical users. What they basically did is to approach companies like news
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by ntaso 12y ago
Is this the same as the Lending Library you'll get with Prime, where you can get 1 book for free per month if you're Prime customer? If so, the offer in Germany is absolutely terrible. I found only 2 books in that library, because
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by ntaso 12y ago
So, HN's hate-child PHP is funnier, more beautiful, less ugly and less confusing than sexy JavaScript. Although Python rules them all.
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by ntaso 12y ago
The preview looks fuzzy, because they look like they have a slightly lighter outline, which is some way to do anti-aliasing. The PNGs in the download archive don't have these outlines.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Especially since Telekom has its own cloud storage service.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Ah, misunderstanding from my side. Thanks for clarifying.
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by ntaso 12y ago
HearthSim is a generic Hearthstone game simulator and AI, designed to run large numbers of simulated AI vs AI games in order to test and understand the values of various game mechanics and cards. Then I read an article about The Coin on O
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by ntaso 12y ago
I found the performance of PhoneGap still lacking. Currently, I develop a very simple app with Impact.js, which is an HTML5 game engine and can be deployed with Ejecta. However, I don't do a game, more like a calendar app. The downside
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by ntaso 12y ago
Nice idea in theory but immensely impractical for almost any standard user. Yes, but less impractical than the solution that my parent poster suggested, which was my entire point.
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by ntaso 12y ago
From what I heard, most people feel regret at their deathbed for working too much, not the other way around. While you seem to have noble motives, I think many jobs out there don't provide much value and don't advance society as a
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by ntaso 12y ago
I have an easier solution for you: Just log out of services after you used them.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Really great explanations of how to make coffee and how to store it. Thanks!
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by ntaso 12y ago
I'm used to the visual design of ARD/ZDF in Germany. Thoughts: * One team is "above" the other. This implies ranking between the teams. Who decides who's on top of the other? Imho a bad idea. * The clock is unnecess
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by ntaso 12y ago
Germany as well
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by ntaso 12y ago
Don't get hung up on that about page too much. An imprint is usually fine, an about page is even better. The reason is very simple: From my experience, legitimate businesses have an imprint. As I said, an imprint is mandatory in most c
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by ntaso 12y ago
Good for him. Tell him to put that information on the web page.
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by ntaso 12y ago
Online, I only purchase stuff if they have a legally-looking imprint and make a general impression of seriousness. And while this website has a nice design, the lack of an imprint implies that there's something sketchy going on. My rea
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by ntaso 12y ago
Looks nice, but since it's completely unclear who's behind this, I personally wouldn't buy. People, add an imprint at least, better an "About us" page.

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