rmundo

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by rmundo 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Taipei | Remote Hi, my name is Ray. http://about.me/rmundo I've been developing iOS apps for the past four years: - Previously wrote satellite flight software for the Taiwanese space agency, jumped into
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by rmundo 12y ago
This. If you can sing along to a song, you can definitely figure out tones. It might take some associating each word with a tiny little snippet of music, but that is essentially what it is. Re: figuring out whether your tones or speech is c
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by rmundo 12y ago
I live and grew up in Taiwan. Zhuyin is a learning tool taught to all schoolchildren to teach pronunciation. It also happens to be a computer input method because everyone knows it, and the alphabet fits onto a computer keyboard. No adult r
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by rmundo 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE | TAIPEI Hi, iOS developer for 3+ years here, before that I was writing satellite software and firmware in C/C++ for Taiwan's space agency. I have a couple of personal apps in the app store; the most recent o
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by rmundo 13y ago
Glenn Fleishman's latest The New Disruptors podcast episode interviews a guy who did just that. Should be very relevant to what you are looking for. http://www.muleradio.net/newdisruptors/31/
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Alcohol Use, Anxiety Predict Facebook Use by College Students(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by rmundo 13y ago|0 comments
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by rmundo 14y ago
I would love love LOVE for someone to come out with an inclined treadmill desk that generates electricity from all that walking.
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by rmundo 14y ago
"When you're on a mobile device, you don't have time to go search the web for an app that does a certain function that you happen to require. You want a central place that will list all of the apps that are compatible with your phone" It se
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"I don't even think of you as gay". Well, you should.(allegiancemusical.com)
5 points by rmundo 14y ago|0 comments
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by rmundo 14y ago
I always wanted a steam-powered laptop. Bring on the brass and leather!
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by rmundo 14y ago
To answer your first question, he's fit enough to finish 5000 pushups in a week. http://venturebeat.com/2009/10/02/mark-zuckerberg-the-evolut...
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by rmundo 15y ago
So it's true what they say about the fabric of the mind. Consider mine blown!
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by rmundo 15y ago
Back when I was studying in Michigan this topic came up one night over beer. Almost everyone there knew a friend of a friend or family member who could get them a decent employee discount on American cars.
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by rmundo 15y ago
This would be a great tool to help with hiring. 100k students means 100k candidates who have completed the exact same exams and problem sets, providing a common basis for interviews. A company would know exactly what was taught in the cours
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Thousands line up for Hong Kong iPhone 4S launch day(micgadget.com)
1 points by rmundo 15y ago|0 comments
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by rmundo 15y ago
The possiblities are endless. Two ideas off the top of my head that aren't data search: 1. personal expense tracking: "just spent 30 dollars for gas". 2. mileage tracking: odometer reads 26312 miles.
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The Good Life and How to Get It(inc.com)
8 points by rmundo 15y ago|0 comments
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by rmundo 16y ago
This really drives home the need to launch as soon as you can. Most of the actual work of building a startup actually happens after that. Great visual reminder!
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by rmundo 16y ago
I find the quality of light to be a big factor for me. Sitting in front of a big window, or heading to a coffee shop and sitting right next to one of their big picture windows helps a lot. Even if most of your friends are working, you can s
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by rmundo 16y ago
alwaysagoodtime had one piece of advice that really resonates: Find the right woman/(man) or don't have one at all. And I recently reread a PG article where he says he only had a gf two months in the three years he was working on Viaweb. Go
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by rmundo 16y ago
I've read so much writing on meditation from Tibetan monks getting MRI scans to finding peace and becoming ready for love in Bali. This one is by far the most compelling argument I've read. And if it can start having an effect in four short
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Ask HN: Hackers falling in love
106 points by rmundo 16y ago|68 comments
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by rmundo 16y ago
So we have the website equivalent of spam. A simple solution would be to have a secondary page labeled "We think this is spam" where all the banned links would reside. Anyone who needs to see what's there could always dig in.
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by rmundo 16y ago
This concept was brought up in one of the Patlabor anime movies, except instead of buses, it was police/fire/ambulance/emergency vehicles that could move over congested traffic to get to an accident scene more quickly. Kudos to the Chinese
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by rmundo 16y ago
A BS+MS in four years, congratulations,you're already ahead of the game. A second masters wouldn't hurt,especially if you have an interest in a multidisciplinary field where you can use both degrees (robotics, biotech, space). Is there a re
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In this era of globalization, what does it mean to be made "in America"?(automotiveaddicts.com)
1 points by rmundo 16y ago|0 comments
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by rmundo 16y ago
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Watch it for yukks and for a general take on what occupies the American psyche. It's in your face frivolous, but so much news these days is frivolous while pretending not to be that in comparison, The Daily
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by rmundo 16y ago
I was surprised to read this article, as it seemed to me from reading HN and other tech-related news sources that there are more opportunities than ever. Am I wrong?
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American Dream is Elusive for New Generation(nytimes.com)
50 points by rmundo 16y ago|84 comments
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by rmundo 16y ago
Pressurizing energy into more dense forms of enegy? Goodness, they've gone and invented energon cubes!

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