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Oh Shit, My Weekend Project Turned Into an App Store Best New App
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Facebook unveils Messenger as a platform with new API
(thenextweb.com)
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I like that, mind if I borrow it for future discourse?
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tannerc
12y ago
This is arguably true for most writers I think. Not all writing types, of course, but for many. I created an iOS app around this very topic if you're interested, it's fittingly called: Prompts.
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Researching creative thinking processes over the last decade, this is a no-brainer (pun not intended). There is so much complexity to the brain that it's hard to imagine a time when we, as human beings, will ever really understand how
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What am I missing here? How does seeing tweets (unless they are intelligently selected) help me when searching for something on Google? As of late: I only rely on Google for finding the best place to get an answer for a question I know exis
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As of 11:12 PM PST Facebook and Instagram are back online.
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You can tell it's from a real biologist by the time they spent aligning each line of text to the background image.
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Thanks for repeating for me, this is fascinating. Do you have a link to the source information for this?
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Research over the last decade has shown that feeling creative is empowered by the intensity of emotion, not necessarily whether the emotion is a negative one or positive one. What matters most is being in an "active mood." The res
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Here's the NPR story on that research: http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2013/10/18/236211811/brains-...
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How to Die in 5 Easy Steps
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That's the one!
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I have an interesting story about inspiration. Fresh out of Brigham Young University, a man named Stephen Hales was having trouble figuring out a logo for his design agency, Stephen Hales Creative. He had spent weeks working on concepts for
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Lots of hacking efforts = greater likelihood of those efforts capturing attention and showing up in places like the top of HN.
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12y ago
Related: No down voting (for 90%+?) on HN.
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Frank Chimero: There go the grown ups
(frankchimero.com)
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I think you've outlined something really important here in terms of value and individualism. Some people get value from spending time in the great outdoors, others by growing and caring for a family, for a large number of people (I ima
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Or, in likely more regular instances, that person is actually forgotten and left out of conversations and events; simply because it's easier to select from a list of friends provided to you rather than think about who is left out. This
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Interesting technique. It mirrors with what Colzato recommends about short meditation sessions before a meeting. There's something about sitting quietly before the work that "shifts" your mind into the right state. The probl
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Does meditation boost your creativity?
(blog.lift.do)
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A little known hack to get your notebook organized
(blog.highfivehq.com)
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Stunning effect, can anyone help me see the practical or entertainment-value use? I'm also curious if anyone else got motion sickness while watching the video.
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It's when we create the robots that can build (and program) other robots that this conversation will really get interesting. Until then, who's going to be the brains behind making the machines? Certainly humans (albeit, and unders
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In many ways, yes. In foreign countries (not first world), Facebook has persisted as a primary means of communication; including finding lost relatives or friends and connecting people who have lost someone or something during catastrophic
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Isn't that one reason why the karma level for downvoting was initially set as fluid on HN? I still can't downvote, but I rarely (if ever) come across an instance where I would use it here.
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Experiencing heavy load at the moment, allocating more memory to the database now. Try refreshing in a moment if it doesn't load for you.
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Real-time statistics for top iPad app
(brainbeanapp.com)
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I'm intrigued by your belief that simply releasing new paid versions of an app leads to more profit. Do you have any evidence that such an approach works?
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Edit: being down voted because of an opinion? Hey, I want to middle school with Caleb! On a more related note: It's exciting to see others realize how simple and painless Apple has made iOS dev. It still takes logical chops and a keen
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