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by sentinel 6y ago
This is not a bad idea, but of course you don't necessarily want to become an alternative to AirBnB experiences either. There are a number of team building activities there as well, but I don't think they have the game element to
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by sentinel 6y ago
This is a solid idea.
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by sentinel 6y ago
Mick Tagger ( http://www.micktagger.app ) – I humorously say that the app contains the missing Spotify keyboard shortcuts. Besides having keyboard shortcuts for adding songs to playlists, liking songs, automatic queueing etc. it a
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by sentinel 6y ago
I recommend the app Mick Tagger for the drag process. Makes it easier and keeps you in the zone with programming instead of having to fiddle with a song and playlist.
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by sentinel 6y ago
That doesn't seem like a large amount of data. The character analytics stuff is probably contractual obligations they have to publishers. The publishers probably want to double check the way people read as well and ensure that they are
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by sentinel 6y ago
An app called Mick Tagger – I listen to a lot of music, and this app, which is like a specialized Alfred, helps me more easily manage my Spotify playlists. It's free on the App Store in case you care to check it out: https:/&#x2F
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by sentinel 7y ago
Mick Tagger – a macOS app making it easier to organize your Spotify and iTunes Music playlists – https://bit.ly/micktagger I'm currently working on an "evergreen playlist" feature, where the app would automat
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by sentinel 10y ago
Working on a better way to manage songs and Spotify playlists through an interface like Spotlight search. No more dragging and dropping songs in playlists. It's a Mac app, you bring it up by pressing CMD+SHIFT+SPACE and it adds the cur
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by sentinel 12y ago
"compute-on-a-stick" what a name...
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by sentinel 12y ago
here's a couple of things i would do, if i were in your shoes: - join a local group of some sort: my best recommendation would be a theater class, my preference, improvisational theater; given, this could be scary for an introvert (but
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by sentinel 13y ago
I can understand. Maybe it's more important to find a project that motivates everybody. I usually want to quit projects that don't appeal to me very much as well.
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by sentinel 13y ago
Picking up the habit of working regularly on side-projects. I am lucky enough to have a couple of friends interested in working on the same project as myself. The habit of all of us getting together for a couple of hours during the weekend
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by sentinel 13y ago
What is the advantage for having ever-increasingly faster city wide internet coverage? As opposed to just regular 100Mbps internet/3G/4G.
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by sentinel 13y ago
> Objects respond to messages from "god" at arbitrary times in an untestable way That's definitely a downside of an events-driven model, but I sometimes/oftentimes find it difficult and unmaintainable to squeeze in de
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by sentinel 13y ago
Great work! It was super easy to set up a project and it just worked. It just worked, I love it when I can say that. A couple of feedback points: - If the simulator could be more responsive, it would be great - Seems like even though you
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by sentinel 13y ago
Yep. http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/07/24/blueprint...
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by sentinel 13y ago
Would it be the body or the head that rejects the transplant? And what would actually happen if it is rejected? Sudden death? Slow death?
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by sentinel 14y ago
Paris, France - Viadeo iOS developer, full time, we can help with H1B (equivalent for France) if needed We're looking for another iOS developer to join our mobile team at Viadeo, in Paris. About us: You'll be working on making the Viadeo iO
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by sentinel 14y ago
someone's quitting smoking i see
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by sentinel 14y ago
Could this be used as a method of communicating with an iOS device as if it were a server (e.g. sending updates from a real server to the iOS client (which now behaves like a server))? Somewhat of a replacement for notifications, perhaps?
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by sentinel 14y ago
Actually, he was apparently misquoted: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/270776170184847360
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by sentinel 14y ago
Yes. Maybe not exactly the same thing (because as the author mentions, technology is an ever-changing field), but it's very interesting to see and adapt to that change as it is happening. Especially now when the tech sector is at the core o
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by sentinel 14y ago
You would still have a scope, right? And I assume you would give the client a quote or approximate duration of the project, right?
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by sentinel 14y ago
I think you might be missing the point of the article.
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by sentinel 14y ago
Could this be a niche for a software solution enabling scientists to comment/share/contribute on each other's papers faster and more efficiently? Perhaps in the end speeding up research times and in the grand scheme of things furthering the
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by sentinel 14y ago
An old man once told me I shouldn't follow anyone's advice and just figure shit out for myself in life. I wasn't sure what to do...
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Ask HN: Is the future about functional programming languages?
9 points by sentinel 14y ago|5 comments
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by sentinel 14y ago
In what programming language would this cross-CPU simulation software be built?
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by sentinel 15y ago
Hummmm...
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by sentinel 15y ago
His own money, right?

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