romellogoodman

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React-children-render, React 16 array rendering without keys(npmjs.com)
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Edge computing could push the cloud to the fringe(techcrunch.com)
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Ask HN: Anyone want to beta test project management software?
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Idiomatic Redux: The Tao of Redux, Part 1 – Implementation and Intent(blog.isquaredsoftware.com)
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Ask HN: Does anyone else see the black line?
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How We Built Twitter Lite(blog.twitter.com)
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Ask HN: What's a common tech question you get asked?
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The Rise of the Like Economy(theringer.com)
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Do you think you'll run again?
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Ask HN: Dev annoyances?
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Ask HN: Do social networks create individual timelines for users?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Great place to work! I used to intern in the D.C. office.
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Ask HN: Gov Tech Ideas
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Show HN: Changelog Cli Tool(npmjs.com)
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Ask HN: What DC tech comp's are using React/Node or are there any meetups?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Besides scores, what other data would you look for?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
That makes sense. I feel like the more granular and real time you can get, the better
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Yeah i feel like obtaining historical data will be easy but staying up to date is the real challenge
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Yeah thats what I was thinking. A rest api to interface with all of the data
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Sounds good. What type of data would you want to get from a sports data api?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
What type of data would you be looking for?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
What time of data are collecting in your system if you don't mind me asking
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
No I have not. But is there any way for them to know if a fact was copied from them or not? If Steph Curry made 10 out of 11 field goals in a game. How would they know if I watched the game and found that data out or looked on their website
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Yeah thats what I was thinking, a very low entry point. I don't see any problems associated with only charging $15-25/month to access the data. One thing that I have been wondering is, how do I get away with using the data without
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
So stats and meta data such as weather, location, and time are what you would look for?
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
That's what I was thinking. I'm sure live games you have to manually enter but other than that it can be automated. And I really want to help mobile developers and developers in general. There are some great apps that can be built
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Thank you for your comment. It is very true.
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
APIs allow anyone to request and use the data without have to host all of the data. At least thats what I was thinking.
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
Do they have a publicly available api though? It seems like you have to contact a sales rep just to get access.
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by romellogoodman 10y ago
That's what I was thinking. The easiest way to beat them would be price and developer experience. The price tag of the data is a little pricey and the docs seem hard to understand. What are the biggest short comings you've found w

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