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Loop YouTube videos with one click. Listen to music on repeat while working.(rugoso.com)
1 points by rugoso 12y ago|0 comments
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by rugoso 13y ago
maybe instead of just a loud sound, they should put a loud voice telling them the situation and what to do ... I guess some alarms do that
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An app I made to listen to my notes while doing chores. Helps with learning.(itunes.apple.com)
1 points by rugoso 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An iPhone App to listen to notes, while doing chores or taking a walk(itunes.apple.com)
1 points by rugoso 14y ago|0 comments
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by rugoso 14y ago
About 90 dollars a month in a little iPhone app called TweakyBeat .. it was free for like three years, then some day I asked myself if I could change it from free to pay, and yes you can.
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by rugoso 15y ago
hmmm, mission impossible? which one?
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Ask HN: what are your favorite coder related videos? (any length, any kind)
9 points by rugoso 15y ago|7 comments
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by rugoso 17y ago
agree, if you've got this far, why not show it real time, as an option maybe
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Ask HN: how to get tough
3 points by rugoso 18y ago|9 comments
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by rugoso 18y ago
thanks raquo, and yes, this is kind of the teaching i meant ;) this is certainly useful information for me, something i could try
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Ask HN: Best way(s) to teach someone else to program, person to person.
8 points by rugoso 18y ago|4 comments
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by rugoso 18y ago
I'm in mexico city, if you ever visit this city ;) ....... ok not exactly south america but anyways ;)
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by rugoso 18y ago
i thougth your where talking about the grand theft auto "rockstar" company, that would have been interesting ;)
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by rugoso 19y ago
"could the age of celebrity finally be over?" Thats like saying that the piano would kill all virtuosos, because all the notes are already there, as opposed to a violin where the player has to press the string on the right spot. Just gettin
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by rugoso 19y ago
"Taking the time to author original, thought provoking and/or informative posts ..." But maybe you should do this sort of thing just because is good for you in the first place (as opposed to good for your blog/PR). Write down and develop yo
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by rugoso 19y ago
thanks!, supercool! ;)
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by rugoso 19y ago
hey ericb, can you tell us how you learned social psychology? maybe what books, sites ... etc ? also im checking the material that FleursDuMal mentioned ;)
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by rugoso 19y ago
thanks jgc ive heard a lot about the arduino, i think im gonna get one or build one but i also want to be able to build my own circuits, to learn to program the microcontrollers, so i can get closer to the idea of designing the hardware for
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by rugoso 19y ago
i have recently been interested in microcontrollers, chips you can program, to control things like motors and leds, and to recive data from sliders / knobs (potentiometers) i got some PIC programmer and some pic chips and started doing some
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Ask YC News: a good way to learn electronics/microcontrollers?
4 points by rugoso 19y ago|6 comments
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by rugoso 19y ago
LOL, this is always one o my favorite insults, "he uses tables in his html"
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by rugoso 19y ago
I usually listen to only one track in repeat (for about an hour), one that I'm very familiar with, so i don't get distracted by it (it may or not have vocals) I've notice that by doing so i stay in the same mind frame all the time. Also, it
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Ask YC: recommended code reading?
2 points by rugoso 19y ago|1 comments
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by rugoso 19y ago
i think it's a great book, not a "serious" book, whatever that means as i mention in another comment, I'm willing to call it mental-masturbation, in the sense of exciting one's mind (the nerdy mind anyway), so in a way I'm probably not too
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by rugoso 19y ago
GEB is not a scientific paper ... if you don't realize this, then there is no point in continuing with this answer
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by rugoso 19y ago
Yes that kind of mental-masturbation excites me too ;) from reading other posts (comments) I've remembered another good book, sort of on the same flavor as the "biological" parts in GEB: -"Investigations", by Stuart Kauffman exciting lectur
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by rugoso 19y ago
- Godel Esher Bach - The Development of Mathematics, by E. T. Bell not that i understand mathematics that well, but this book gave me many ideas of how an abstract/complex thing like mathematics can evolve through history, i found that exci
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by rugoso 19y ago
a way to make it change direction that works for me pretty much every time: see it, then look away from it, so you see the image only with your peripheral vision (it will look like someone skating to you, or away from you), then consciousl
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by rugoso 19y ago
i currently don't it would be nice though, but the thing is that since right now im making apps for my own, this apps are very "hermit" apps, they work for me, but for others they would be very clumsy, unintuitive, buggy, pain in the ass ap
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by rugoso 19y ago
nice, is that your work?

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