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I was introduced to Processing and MaxMsp [1] in a college course where I was tasked in creating generative art and sound installations. I had no programming experience and I agree it was easy to pick up and definitely drove my interest in
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Lebron stack? http://lebron.technology/
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I know Matt Cutts is a HN user would love to see him way in as he did on the Rap Genius controversy
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Totally piggy backing on this comment. Don't usually make me too comments but this was something that had me scratching my head for a second. Otherwise looks great!
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The "Five Eyes Alliance" bothers me. What lines in the sand are drawn in each country? Are there some that the NSA isn't allowed to cross but GCHQ can? Is it a matter of saying "Hey GCHQ we have a guy who is in the US wh
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oh and the fact that whatsapp actually is very profitable
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$19 billion and whatsapp has 465 million users, and ICQ was purchased for $287 million had 12 million users at the time. $40 dollars per user vs $24 dollars per user. Now if the goal were to acquire users. its far more likely that facebook
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I think this is idea is the perfect middle ground product between what mail gun offers and what something like constant contact would offer. Developers and marketers get a ton of features and customization without sacrificing a ton of devel
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PBS's airing of Downton Abbey has been capitalizing on ratings during the Super Bowl for the last couple years.
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I think part of this is certainly the mystique of the cowboy cop trope [0]. They'll do anything to get their man, even if the man in the next room thinks they've gone to far. and they get results. And your rogue cop has to be bigg
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I just started at Maxwell about 2 weeks ago and I'm really excited about the things we're doing!
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This looks really promising can't wait to try it out.
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We use jenkins and just yesterday I had changed the build process slightly so it also runs a different ant task post build without muddying our svn with empty commits,a perfectly acceptable reason to have a build now button .
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And certainly much higher population density might breed new political leanings and attitudes that another party could capitalize on.
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"You'll never have to say 'Bye Bye Bye' to your data."
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For the price i would say this is a pretty ok deal. the other Digital Audio workstations(DAWs) offer a lot of the same features. I was a protools engineer for a while and some of the things they are touting are far from new and protools usu
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PlatformQ - Needham Ma PlatformQ has launched the first generation of a revolutionary online event model to deliver unique and valuable content using the latest video, networking and Web 2.0 technologies. The company’s current online event
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I think what is interesting about this idea is that a lot of television ads are noise. they don't bring any value what so ever. the other class of ads are so well thought out that many mistake them for content. For me, my friends and t
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No accident Instagram’s videos are exactly as long as a television commercial
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I used to do a lot of audio and video editing and the releases of OSX always seemed to have problems on launch day so much so that people in the industry always suggested to wait for the .1 release. Over the same time you've seen simil
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I've been thinking about doing a cheap and easy photobooth for my wedding next year. it sounds like this + a webcam + a raspberry pi like device could provide a cool way for guests to take photobooth pics, set filters and share them without
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I've heard similar things about President Bush's ability to memorize information, I think its even mentioned in W by Oliver Stone. President Clinton has a "photographic" memory. What interests me is how they are able to use that memory to s
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certainly the lens and sensor are the biggest trade offs with price these would have the biggest impact with image clarity and the amount of light taken in to take the image.
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to be fair if you live in Massachusetts you would know, all of the streets are not marked as you would expect in other areas. If there are street signs at intersection often times only one of the streets is marked.
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I actually stopped reading Gizmodo because i thought the article where they made him cry a few years back was too far. Shaming a 15 year old kid publicly no matter how annoying seemed too far. Now he successfully gets summly acquired and th
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I saw it covered on CNN and other network news. They were comparing the acquisition to something like Youtube or the starting of facebook. I think it definitely plays to the heart strings of the american dream. "17 year old kid hits it big
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Video editing is probably a good target. When we do any kind of HD video editing you are looking at raw video upwards of the 60gb range just for one video. Especially if you are building out renders being able to access those on a local har
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One of the most telling things I've ever heard about the daily standup was its a way to get introverted people to speak just once a day...
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I find this economy interesting. Athletes who need to recover quickly and the pseudo science they turn to. It is quite scary for what may come as now they are selling a product claiming to help in brain issues.
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The strange lab that lured athletes
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