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sutterbomb
14y ago
I love divvy, but a file input field is still easier. Both options require you to go through a file browser to find your file, but a file input doesn't make you resize any windows then resize them back.
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14y ago
Love this idea and the final images look great. One gripe with the UX, and I'm starting to see this everywhere, is that the only way to upload a file is to drag it onto the browser. Why not add the option for a standard file input form? Dra
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14y ago
In many states in the US, there are energy targets that must be met or the provider is subject to penalties. Opower is a startup who's entire business model (at least to start) was to work with utilities on hitting these targets. I could be
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14y ago
I think the question above was referring to the new service they are building, not what they have already done.
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14y ago
Anybody notice how similar the promo video is to Apple's product intro videos? The tone, pacing and even language come across as strikingly similar - all they are missing is the stark white background.
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14y ago
> There's the bloggers, the engineers, then the investors. None of it would work if there wasn't each part. One of these things is not like the others.
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14y ago
First thing I noticed. Very sad.
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15y ago
And fritos for taco salad? I'm so very confused.
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The Death Star would't be that expensive
(motherjones.com)
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15y ago
Meh. Isn't that just good PR? Who cares, outside of the small group of tech punditry and obsessive geeks like ourselves, that they won't open up to just anyone? Their customers certainly don't seem to care.
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15y ago
May be worse for programmers, but it all comes down to a lack of ground-level details. From 5,000 feet you can't see how thorny the bush is.
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15y ago
I'm sure people do, but they shouldn't blame Apple (or anyone else) for their lack of due diligence. The glovebox argument is just one more example of the entitlement issue that Nirvana describes.
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15y ago
DC Tech will be there: http://www.meetup.com/DC-Tech-Meetup/events/48101142/
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15y ago
We might be bringing on an intern or two at CustomInk. Great work environment, great office in Tysons. Reach out to me at csutton@customink.com if you're interested.
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15y ago
Did you zoom in to see your percent in DC? Wealthy area there, might not be the 1%...
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Of the total $6.1 billion in annual losses LEK estimated to MPAA studios, the amount attributable to online piracy by users in the United States was $446 million—which, by coincidence, is roughly the amount grossed globally by Alvin and th
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15y ago
I've noticed that hitting the back button on mobile safari often lands me on a cached version of a page (e.g. yesterdays HN front page instead of the current one), and a few google searches showed a number of forums with people describing t
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15y ago
Yea pretty sure it is. David Fetterman gave a talk at F8 about how they approach it. I think the vid is online somewhere, but here's the transcript. http://www.readwriteweb.com/mobile/2011/09/how-facebook-mobi...
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Yup same issue bit me once too - sorting tweets by their RT count doesn't work well when the count is no longer an integer. (Fortunately I was only building a little app for myself to try to learn Ruby and Sinatra.)
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Answering AVC: 2012 is definitely the year that movements go mainstream.
(blog.chrissutton.me)
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Will this include a profit share with users for wasting twice their time? ;)
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This post seems a little too narrow in focus. Sure, there are some hands down winners like white board markers and video dongles. But your own printer? Coffee and soda at your doorstep? It's healthy to get up, stretch out and walk around a
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Hit that mute button, fast.
(blog.chrissutton.me)
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