tagabek

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   by tagabek 14y ago

   For a freelancer that is just starting out, would you recommend getting payed hourly, on a project-as-a-whole basis, or some other method?
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   Wow, if this leads to the bomber being caught, then that is amazing. This truly goes for most large online communities that I have seen. They all have their negative aspects, but this is an example of the combined efforts reaching a product
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   A system of connected virtual worlds. Combine an Oculus Rift on steroids with Minecraft (scaled down from meter-sized boxes to sub-atomic particles). The user creates the world solely with their imagination. You can go on intense adventures
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   Rift Rush looks amazing. The Oculus Rift has been my favorite project since it started, and I even hope to work with their team someday. Anyway, this game looks amazing, and I cannot wait to try it out! A few questions: What is your favorit
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   On Mac OS: TextWrangler, Xcode, Eclipse On Windows: Notepad++, Eclipse
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   In school: Java (Not really a 'topic') On my own: Objective-C, iOS Development, Native Mobile Development, Object-Oriented Programming, Memory Management, Human & Mobile Computer Interaction It's safe to assume that I am really excited
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   I am not experienced with licensing out pieces of software like this, but that is the general idea. Maybe another HNer could shed some light on this topic?
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   Ask HN: What iOS app should I make for free?

   1 points by tagabek 14y ago|1 comments
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   by tagabek 14y ago

   That's great! Do you feel like your apps can be used by future students that will be taking the same class later on? Something like this could have the college textbook effect and end up supporting the course for years to come. I would love
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Could you find a way to license your app to certain religious organizations?
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I'm planning for a career in mobile development, so Objective-C and Java are my two main languages right now.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Thanks! I just updated it. What apps are you prepping for April?
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Cool! I saw an article on this a little bit ago. I'll definitely give it a go when the iOS version hits the App Store! How is the transition from Android to iOS?
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Wow, that's a really cool app. I really like how easy it is to use.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    That's awesome! Good luck with continuing to grow h4 Spanish Lite!
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I like how Dark Sky reminds you when rain is coming, but I like this app's simple layout better.
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    Ask HN: What mobile app did you make and how much are you making from it?

    25 points by tagabek 14y ago|29 comments
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Then you are DEFINITELY ready to jump in as soon as you want to. What type of games have you worked on?
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Since you already have Objective-C down, you're pretty much there. You know what you want to build, and you already know the language. I'm assuming you're new to Xcode, which is the cleanest and easiest environment I have ever developed in.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    This. A million times this. I was surprised by the effect that going to ONE meetup group had on me. I was more motivated, intrigued, and I was even able to make a few valuable connections. If you go to a few AND you can already program, you
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    What camera equipment are you using?
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Startup Simulator 2013
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I see what you are going for with this post, but the idea seems to be too close to the already popular "Who is Hiring" posts. I know that the difference is that you want to target recent graduates, but they are technically in the same job m
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I would choose native mobile app development (with a focus in iOS).
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    So far, local meetups have been an easy (and free) way for me to connect with like-minded professionals. I have yet to attend any big conferences, but I know that connections you might make can be priceless in the long run.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Here's some advice that I took from HN a while back and have benefited greatly from: Market yourself as an expert in your field and not someone that just 'wants to learn,' even if that is your primary goal. Businesses (and any potential cli
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Anything that has any connection with transporting anything. That goes for all of the businesses that I can think of.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I've had experienced with sites like Freelancer. 99% of the time it becomes a bidding war. I was not happy with any leads and I ended up with $0 profit and a wasted day.
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    Profit, Fun, Community
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    by tagabek 14y ago

    I wrote a post about this yesterday in which I discussed my two most used apps: Chrome iOS and Mailbox. http://taylorbeck.me/blog/2013/2/11/my-iphones-dock-is-being... In terms of where I find my apps, I have three main sources: - HackerN