stillmotion

9 ms·

31.
by stillmotion 13y ago
Doesn't seem to be updated since August. Is it a scraper, or do you enter the jobs manually?
32.
by stillmotion 13y ago
I built something similar recently to flash a light every time someone buys something on Creative Market (video here https://vine.co/v/bTnnTVmH5eD ). I know nothing about mains electricity, so I pulled together an Arduino and a LED with a
33.
by stillmotion 14y ago
All those years you used to make fun of me.
34.
by stillmotion 14y ago
Where can I get that t-shirt?
35.
by stillmotion 14y ago
His response reminds me a lot of what I have read in Valve's employee handbook ( http://newcdn.flamehaus.com/Valve_Handbook_LowRes.pdf ) in regards to their developer culture. By what I understand, Valve has established a self policing syst
36.
by stillmotion 17y ago
Friend of mine has been using this protocol for the last couple weeks: http://cultofmac.com/church-puts-faith-in-iphone-streaming-t...
37.
by stillmotion 18y ago
I don't think this guy understands how simply amazing Cocoa is. Yes, maybe a designer couldn't learn Objective-C, but my goodness is it a beautifully designed framework. Everything he lists is simple and stupid when you understand how to bu
38.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Here's a tip. Build it without paying anyone. Make it yourself, or find a team who are willing to work on your word--that is if you're an extremely reliable person. Objective-C is a pretty simple language and Cocoa touch makes everything a
39.
by stillmotion 18y ago
This is the most over-used joke I've ever seen as a developer. It's tired and not funny anymore. If you're really sick of people asking you what to do, then your ability to network and see past their faults is not where it should be. Want s
40.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Consider Australia as the 51st state of America, except everything is extremely expensive in Australian dollars. Developers there don't charge pennies, if that's what you're asking. If you're really looking for outsourcing, check out high q
41.
by stillmotion 18y ago
My biggest horror with all this new W3C tech, is that in reality: it's really old. Because of Microsoft's stupid mistakes while reigning power over the browser world, we've been in this 10 year period of stagnation in which we've go nowhere
42.
by stillmotion 18y ago
With $1-6 CPM on a video that has been seen over 1-100 million times--not very long. I'm excited that YouTube is finally effectively monetizing. This is the future. Specially now that content can be uploaded in 1280x720 HD, there is no limi
43.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Socialism at its finest.
44.
Young graduates struggle for Silicon Valley jobs(reuters.com)
5 points by stillmotion 18y ago|2 comments
45.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Is the revenue substantial for something semi-passive?
46.
by stillmotion 18y ago
There are a billion and a half different "upload" sites out there. How do you market?
47.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Stanford have a full course online for free: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/index.php You should also look at these tutorials: http://icodeblog.com/category/iphone-programming-tutorials/ http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/i
48.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Sorry, I should've defined "work". In the web world, work is the designs you've done, the projects you've developed, and the communities you've helped. I'm sure building a financial library would fit perfectly in that category.
49.
by stillmotion 18y ago
I wonder who started it? Pretty amazing. I see it in every country I visit.
50.
by stillmotion 18y ago
I was about to buy a Roku last night, but with this I'm definitely getting an Apple TV.
51.
by stillmotion 18y ago
My thoughts exactly. Problem with a lot of inexperienced startups is their failure to look at people's potential and not their credentials. While a degree helps, people are more likely to prove their quality through great work and amazing r
52.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Wow, even the introduction is incredible. "Python 3.0 (a.k.a. "Python 3000" or "Py3k") is a new version of the language that is incompatible with the 2.x line of releases. The language is mostly the same, but many details, especially how bu
53.
by stillmotion 18y ago
But it costs a lot more time and money to create Facebook than it does a sandwich. You could roughly build Twitter in the time that it takes to make a good Ruben or grilled cheese.
54.
by stillmotion 18y ago
This would be extremely useful. PG, please add it.
55.
by stillmotion 18y ago
You could set one up for yourself at shopify.com.
56.
Pick discontentment with the things you can change(37signals.com)
5 points by stillmotion 18y ago|0 comments
57.
Marketers Push for Mobile Tuesday as the New Black Friday(adage.com)
1 points by stillmotion 18y ago|0 comments
58.
Microsoft puts more muscle behind its potential ‘Kumo’ search brand(blogs.zdnet.com)
1 points by stillmotion 18y ago|1 comments
59.
Open Source: The Model Is Broken(businessweek.com)
19 points by stillmotion 18y ago|14 comments
60.
by stillmotion 18y ago
Could someone write down the list? I don't get SlideShare at work.

More ›