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by rbn 14y ago
I agree. However, G-Glass is a bigger cross between fashion and tech than regular smartphones. IMHO the G-Glass should just be a monitor+camera for your phone. I think manufacturing it will be much easier and the the size of the system will
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by rbn 14y ago
it's on the side of their head and its very small and hardly noticeable. This is on your face. In front of your eyes and it's very noticeable. They need to partner with fashion brands and put this on real fashionable glasses/sunglasses. Ima
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by rbn 14y ago
This is very cool tech wise. But I dont know if people would actually wear this at a party.
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by rbn 14y ago
You can also get a $99 Xbox with a 2 year Xbox Live contract.
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by rbn 14y ago
The Hunter should check the farmer's credit score
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by rbn 14y ago
I heavily agree with your rant. Many apps are just brushing old ideas with new social, mobile or html5 coatings. Ignoring the fact that the idea is still the same.
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by rbn 14y ago
Their API should get a makeover.
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by rbn 14y ago
mmm.. yes that is true. It will be interesting to see which paradigm wins or we might have all of them exist side by side. Apple is betting on separation of mobile and full size computers. Windows and Ubuntu are betting on the same OS on a
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by rbn 14y ago
I love how they are saying less processing power is better. If netbooks taught us anything is that sacrificing too much processing power for battery life ends up with frustrated users. Why not just use a Ultrabook? Everything is in the clo
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by rbn 14y ago
You can play skyrim on xbox. anyway that is not the point. You have games on your laptop, you have games on your phone and you have games on your tv.
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by rbn 14y ago
I agree that more time will be spent on casual games but the big blockbuster, multiplayer, RPG games will still have their market. the IE for xbox is just part of the movement on Xbox to turn it into the entertainment center of the living r
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by rbn 14y ago
You are 100% correct. The big blockbuster games will become like movies and the casual games will be like tv shows. Blockbuster movies flop all the time like "John Carter". On the other hand we are going to have freemuim multiplayer games
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by rbn 14y ago
Tell me when a tablet can play the latest blockbuster AAA titles on max settings on a big screen. keep in mind that most laptops can't even do this. Your scenario might come true if game publishers stop developing AAA games that require ver
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by rbn 14y ago
There is no technical difference between a laptop, console, desktop either. But who would want a tablet that is as thick as a laptop, with fans and 1 hour battery life. You can't just stick a i7 and quadcore GPU in a tablet. Your iPad is go
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by rbn 14y ago
I don't understand why people compare tablets and phones to console. It's like you have never played a console game before. Console gaming is about big screens, epic scenery. people having fun together. xbox is turning into the living room
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by rbn 14y ago
I disagree with the 2nd paragraph. Amazon is not a SV company but the are loved by SV. I think the problem goes waayy back to the original ideological differences of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates. However one thing that might make SV loyalists
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by rbn 14y ago
I haven't been able to reach Jquery Documentation for several hours now.
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by rbn 14y ago
Congrats. You guys should ask the guy that does the peter Theil lectures so you can turn his blog posts into a book. With pictures, graphs..ect. I think it will be cool.
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by rbn 14y ago
You are %100 correct. I was going to use Dwolla as my app's payment processor but their signup processes is horrible. So I opted for stripe.
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by rbn 14y ago
This is a good idea in my opinion. Lets say I'm having a party, launching a an app, selling something..ect. I think people would pay $1-$5 to use that feature.
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by rbn 14y ago
You heavily under estimate the network effect. If that was true, terrible sites like eBay and Craigslist would have been replaced a long, long time ago. specially ebay which is hated among even it's most loyal sellers refuse to leave ebay,
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by rbn 14y ago
I think charging for the API in inevitable. As for stealing the idea. I personally never worry about people stealing my ideas because if an idea is good enough it will be stolen and copied %100.
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by rbn 14y ago
Skype and Facebook are very close to each other. Skype powers Facebook video chat and you can use FB in the Skype client. Also Skype is owned by Microsoft, arguably Facebook's biggest ally.
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by rbn 14y ago
Here are some opportunities: Social graph is their biggest asset. 900million users. A number of companies have been built only because of this network. I can easily see them charging large sites in the future. Spotify, Pinterest, Tumblr are
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by rbn 14y ago
He was born in Brazil and has Brazilian citizenship. So that's not the case
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by rbn 14y ago
Meteor runs on top of Node.js
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by rbn 14y ago
I saw an interview with Gary Vaynerchuck in the Nordic eCommerce summit and one of the things that stuck out for me was when he said that "Pinterest sells more wine for them than Twitter and Facebook combined"
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by rbn 14y ago
Also. We don't know what is in the pipeline for the future. Who would have thought Google would build a dominant Mobile OS? Even Google didn't know! Also it's good to note that their are companies being built on top of Facebook. Zynga is an
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by rbn 14y ago
U.S has those. They are called Community College.
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by rbn 14y ago
Yes I agree. There are 2 big problems with education. 1) The society requires you to have a degree. A self taught programmer will likley get paid less than a college educated programmer. Even though the self taught one is more skilled. 2) C

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