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This is really cool and one of the first products I've seen beyond our own that addresses a specific need: simple prototyping using code. There are many "without writing code!" prototyping apps, and many non-app code librarie
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Minecraft isn't available on Wii U at the moment, but it might be in the future if you believe this interview: http://kotaku.com/what-nintendos-top-game-creators-think-of-...
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It blows my mind that Bret keeps giving talks in public and sharing his ideas for free when pretty much each of them could have been used as a startup pitch in return for likely investment. But I guess he's more interested in inspiring
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12y ago
Can you hook this up to Kadira ( http://kadira.io ) and publish the stats? Curious to see how the pub/sub and method call load is doing. Also, please allow user interaction while things are loading. Right now when I drag the
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12y ago
I can't answer that. Do you think changing the name might make more people use Gittip to contribute money to each other and eventually to Gittip itself? If yes, then do it. This is just my gut feeling from looking at the site, trying t
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As with any major public facing change, do it sooner rather than later, because the later it is, the more people will know you as "Gittip", so the cost of the change will be larger. Sit down with 2-3 people (including someone not
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I love Gittip. I don't love the homepage. When I visit the homepage, I see "Sustainable crowdfunding: inspiring generosity", followed by a call to action input asking me to enter someone's username, and finally three gro
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12y ago
Indeed. This read to me as "We expect wearables and the Internet of Things to take off, and our ad distribution will follow the platforms available in the future. Obviously." So really this is more interesting as an admission of w
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IKEA’s epic Swedish fontroversy (2011)
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12y ago
Make sure you read the article and interview this was quoted from: http://www.fastcompany.com/3028156/united-states-of-innovati...
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Mozilla is human
(commonspace.wordpress.com)
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Show HN: Our "trojan horse" math puzzle game for smartphones
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Manipulating the RNG to obtain treasure in Final Fantasy XII
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It's Handcraft, a HTML prototyping app. Link is in my profile.
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Very cool! This is very very similar to the feedback and annotation feature I'm working on for our product. There's a clear need for this capability to comment (and draw) directly on the design. It just makes it so much easier to
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Did you make this with Meteor? Because the "sign out" button looks exactly like it would if you just used the stock accounts package in Meteor. (and then I went to your website and noticed it was built with Meteor too)
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We recently had to change our plans for a HTML5 game for smartphones because it performed like crap on Android. Now we're rebuilding it in Unity (with the recent 2d features they added) and it performs great. That's too bad, becau
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Show HN: we hooked up a camera to our office slide to takes photos when used
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From your profile: > Intelligent but bad at communication. Trying to improve my communication skills. Start by not posting "I hate you" to people on the internet.
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Developmentseed posted about exactly how and why they designed the architecture the way they have a few months ago: http://developmentseed.org/blog/2013/06/25/healthcare-launch... In summary: static webs
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Remembering my friend, Hiroshi Yamauchi
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I had no idea this had been posted already. I happened to watch it last night, and wasn't recommended it by anyone in the tech community - it had been on my watchlist for a while because I like Gene Hackman. Sorry about the double post
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The Conversation (1974)
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If you liked Journey's anonymous, transient multiplayer, try Dark Souls: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Souls . Although it does it in a more "hardcore" style of game - an RPG, with fighting, and lots
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Update: thanks for your submissions! I made a mistake in my post and need to amend it, but can no longer edit it. Here's the change: for this position we're looking for fluent Dutch speakers. Thanks!
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The best article I've ever read that explained Nintendo's product strategy was written in 2005 by Daniel Cook of lostgarden.com (founder of Spry Fox, creators of Triple Town amongst other games) on the eve of the launch of the Wii
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Stripe beta in the Netherlands
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Check out all the colours in Rotterdam: http://dev.citysdk.waag.org/buildings/#51.9159,4.4974,14 Kind of gives you an idea of how large parts of it were destroyed during the second World War and then has had multiple l
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Q42 - The Hague/Amsterdam, NL We're a technical web agency focused on being a "happy place for nerds" with offices in the Hague and Amsterdam. Currently looking for an all-round developer who can work at either location.
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What are you talking about? The article explains why she left Google, the company she was working for, to do something else. It's pretty accurate as titles go.
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