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12y ago
Let's kickstart it! We can feed the team with potato salad.
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12y ago
Which is un-famously based off Kurosawa's The Hidden Fortress http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hidden_Fortress
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12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, this is REALLY new, perhaps added in the most recent build. I didn't see notes for this either.
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12y ago
I think by stories the author means real adventures with you and your teammates for that specific match - not some sort of CS lore. Each match brings new humans that will play, react, chat differently then an AI in a single player game.
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12y ago
I think we are putting the cart before the horse here. Let's see if this actually becomes a problem. There is such a limited amount of purposeful animation that happens right now. I imagine adding well thought animations would be nice.
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12y ago
I think the OP was just trying to pick an easily accessible activity so he could focus on getting his point across. As a newbie to backpacking knowing if I have the right gear, what to do, where to go, can I even do this? could cloud the re
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12y ago
I have been dying to find an Android dev who has at least written a real app but I'm overflowing with iOS devs. Any advice where to find these guys?
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12y ago
Are you doing your integration and instrumentation tests on actual devices as well?
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12y ago
Oh this is cool and that article was really insightful. I had no idea Nintendo was doing this. Back in the day console dev was near impossible to get into but this opens up all kinds of doors.
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12y ago
In SF half the places I go only take cash - so it's not always an option to use credit. Wish it was though.
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12y ago
I interested in how wearable companies use this. If they give up their data to Apple that removes a large barrier for users to adopt a different wearable company(or apples own product). On the other hand users might demand their current wea
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12y ago
It's $99 a year. I agree it could be more clear but it was also not impossible to find. https://www.amazon.com/gp/prime/pipeline/prime_gifting_landi...
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13y ago
Is it possible to license full offline copies of Google Maps - that would be a requirement for sure.
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13y ago
This is not entirely true. In a market like ours we often can vote with our wallet. There is not an obvious product here that we can or can't buy or use but I would not say that we are powerless.
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13y ago
Totally agree. You don't need 100's just 5-10 like you said. It will be really obvious of the issues because many people will suffer them same ones.
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13y ago
The presentations and material are great but there are a lot of attendees there who are not developers which makes a lot of the interactions confusing. TBH if there were more developers there I'm not sure I would be been able to get a
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13y ago
OP is quoting and criticizing the article's writing not startup odds.
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13y ago
Things like you are describing are not always designed from the ground up the way you see them in the end. It's quite probable it built up over time starting with just a few controls ending in many. It's easy in retrospect to see
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13y ago
"No one cares about Windows Phone or BlackBerry - so I didn't test them." Often these forgotten platforms have the most issues with attackers/exploiters. There was just an article on here the other day about the wave of
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13y ago
Would love to see something similar perhaps a part 2 on deploying this in the wild as well.
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13y ago
I think the real key here is have a product people want. After that you have a lot more room to take chances in marketing without it blowing up. They even conclude that they don't believe people even cared when purchasing from amazon t
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13y ago
On the other side what if you did have some issue but this clean report gave you a false sense of health - would you delay your next checkup?
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13y ago
I think these conversations can be misleading. It's all about tools and frameworks. There was a small window in time where I spent writing mobile apps in JavaFX - and it was a nightmare. No support for different phone sizes or hardware
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13y ago
I think the threat of Apple taking their business elsewhere is larger then any gain from "stealing" the chip design.
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13y ago
One man's trash is another man's treasure. This ultra specific nature of the rooms is one thing I liked about turntable over other services. I found everyone else's "Radio" paled in comparison to community based pla
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13y ago
Not only that but it's a guy who has used more then just the default Dell and Apple keyboard that their computer came with.
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13y ago
He was just attempting to make a "Break me of a piece of that KitKat bar" joke - but we all know how far jokes on on HN.
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13y ago
I'm going to keep telling myself this as I sit on HN...
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13y ago
After reading the opening paragraph and seeing how excited the author was to try this I couldn't help to think about the placebo effext. With all the bogus diets out there they show results in 2 weeks and then fail miserably I can'
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13y ago
I like the Nexus approach. They are working with a phone manufacture on a device to show what CAN be done with time and love. Anyone can take Android and put it on a phone so the best thing you can do is set an example of excellence. If com
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